Subject: Position at Getty Conservation Institute
Senior Project Specialist/Built Heritage Education Projects The Getty Conservation Institute The GCI's educational work encompasses short courses, long-term training programs, workshops, seminars and conferences for conservators, museum professionals, archaeologists, architects, planners, cultural property managers, policy makers and other related professionals. Many of these activities take place within the context of GCI's field projects, while others are conducted in partnership with other conservation or educational organizations. Working with the GCI's Associate Director, professional staff, and project teams, participates in and contributes professional expertise to education projects for professionals in conservation and related disciplines. Initiates appropriate searches for specific projects, and works with and supervises hired consultants. Is responsible for all phases of an educational project including needs assessment to define the goals, scope and methodology of the project. Identifies instructors, establishes and coordinates content and teaching methodology, and supervises the creation of teaching materials. Assists in defining, negotiating, and managing the roles to be played by project partners, consultants and staff and obtains commitments for personnel and financial resources. May conducts and supervise research, compile bibliographies, writes and publishes on conservation and/ or pedagogical topics. Manages the work of other project team members, supervises several support staff and performs administrative/ managerial duties within the education division of the GCI. Maintains close liaison with other departments of the GCI, including Science, Field Projects, and Public Programs and Communications. Will maintain up-to-date knowledge in both the technical aspects of the field and in issues relating to the development of conservation as a profession. An understanding of the role of education in continuing professional development is also important. Graduate degree in architecture, architectural conservation, archaeology, historic preservation or cultural resource management. Experience in management of projects, preferably at an international level; and a minimum of 6 years at the highest level of competency in conservation methodology and application. Experience and interest in education and pedagogy; foreign language skills desirable. Must be able to communicate and interact effectively with diverse cultural groups, and have strong negotiating skills. Experience with budgetary responsibility for complex, multi-year projects is necessary. Must be available to travel frequently to meetings and course sites throughout the world. Salary commensurate with experience (starting at approximately $65,000). Please send resume and cover letter to: The Getty Conservation Institute Attn: Administration 1200 Getty Center Drive, Suite 700 Los Angeles, CA 90049-1684 Fax: 310-440-6182 Melena Gergen Senior Project Coordinator *** Conservation DistList Instance 15:70 Distributed: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 Message Id: cdl-15-70-022 ***Received on Tuesday, 16 April, 2002