Office of the
Clerk —
Research Assistant (Publications)
Seeking an applicant to assist in creating and updating
print and electronic publications and materials related to the history of the
House, including biographical and bibliographic materials. Provides
specialized historical reference and research assistance to Members,
congressional staff, and the general public. Assists in the compilation
and distribution of historical information and materials. Examines,
assesses, and interprets evidence of past events and prepares material for
possible inclusion in the official House historical files. Temperament to
communicate with a variety of personalities in a tactful, pleasant and
professional manner. The ability to edit and proofread documents, along
with strong organizational, oral, and written communication skills is
essential. Familiarity with HTML/SGML and Lexis/Nexis coupled with
experience utilizing Web sites and listservs for searching information is
required. A Bachelor’s degree in either history, political science,
library science, or related experience is preferred. Ability to work in a
team-oriented work environment is required. Must be competent in the
operation of IBM-PC compatibles, detail-oriented, and able to lift objects
weighing up to 25 pounds. Interested
individuals should mail or fax a cover letter and resume to: Ms.
Antoinette Coverton, The Office of the Clerk, Office of History and
Preservation, B-53 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515, or fax
to: (202) 226-4635. No telephone inquiries, please. Closing
Date: Until filled. Continued employment is contingent upon
satisfactorily completing a criminal history records check. Employment
with the