This Photo Research and Permissions Librarian exists to provide access to the History Colorado collection with a special focus on photographic formats and to manage the Rights and Reproductions, Permissions, and Collections Use program. This responsibility includes ensuring institutional compliance with applicable copyright law and documenting commercial and nonprofit use of History Colorado (HC) images. The position will provide reference research services both onsite and virtually, work on special projects such as exhibits and processing, and develop and present occasional classes and workshops for the public. In order to provide the best possible service to researchers, the general public, and staff, the position will be familiar with HC resources including documentary and artifact collections, educational programs, and exhibits.
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This position coordinates and executes a variety of adult and public programs, including, but not limited to, classes, events, lectures, tours, group travel, symposia, and other educational experiences. Adult education program content includes, but is not limited to, home gardening, plant crafts or garden arts, biodiversity, conservation, science, health and wellness, horticulture therapy and other topics that connect people with plants. Additionally, the coordinator coordinates program logistics, maintains materials, keeps accurate records, communicates with instructors and participants, and supports Gardens’ efforts.
This position exists to enhance visitor experience by welcoming, informing, processing, guiding and caring for the museum’s most important assets –visitors and volunteers. From time to time, this position will be required to work during the Museum’s special events and annual Gala. This position is responsible for admissions and membership growth through customer-oriented processes and collaboration with Curatorial, Membership, Marketing, Corporate Events, Development and Accounting departments.
The ideal candidate has a proven track record managing and developing staff as well as providing and training for superior customer service. This individual needs to possess an engaging personality together with excellent communication and technological skills.
This position supports all aspects of Payroll utilizing a skillset that has great attention to detail, accuracy, understanding of Museum operations and not-for-profit Accounting. Performance of segregated duties and adherence to internal control procedures contributes to the audit requirement of safeguarding museum assets.
The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is seeking a Curatorial Assistant to join our team! The Curatorial Assistant (grant funded position; NSF LepNet) is responsible for digitizing data and taking digital photographs for the LepNet project (focus taxa as defined by the LepNet project). The main responsibilities include data capture, data verification, and digital imaging of butterfly and moth specimens. This individual will also be responsible, assisted by the Curator of Entomology, for the training of database volunteers and overseeing the work of these volunteers.
Position Purpose:
To create a strategic plan for development events which support the objectives of the Denver Art Museum (DAM) including but not limited to cultivation, stewardship, and fundraising.
To develop and implement a comprehensive fundraising events program in order to maximize revenue opportunities as part of the strategic fundraising objectives on the museum.
To evaluate the success of DAM events and to maximize attendance and revenue.
To serve as a key member of the DAM Development department team.
The Museum of Contemporary Art Denver (MCA Denver) is seeking a full-time, permanent Facilities Manager. This role supports the long-term health of the museum by ensuring the physical plant is optimized to efficiently showcase art, warmly and safely welcome visitors, and continue to elevate Denver’s expanding art scene.
We are looking for a helpful, proactive person with both practical, hands-on skills as well as long-term vision – someone who will take excellent care of our magnificent LEED Gold building located prominently in the heart of downtown Denver. The individual in this position needs to be highly knowledgeable in all things building-related, especially HVAC systems and construction management.
This position exists to support and assist the Public Programs Manager/Tour Director and the History Colorado Education/Communications/Engagement Department in completing all aspects of planning, execution, promotion and implementation of adult public programming. This work will focus primarily on the History Colorado Tours and Treks program as well as the History Colorado Lecture Series and associated programming. This position is also responsible for supporting the ongoing needs of all public programs that support History Colorado exhibitions, mission, and strategic plans both inside and outside the walls of the History Colorado Center.
