1) Research and Statistical Officer, Legal Services Division, Nova Scotia; Job description “Masters Degree in history with a minimum of three years experience in historical research. Extensive knowledge of 18th century British and French Imperial history, and 18th and 19th century Maritime history.” closes August 18
2) Pacific Islands Coastal Management Specialist, I.M. Systems Group, ncd
3) CEO, Aircraft Carrier Hornet Foundation, USS Hornet Museum
The CEO is responsible for the overall management, administration, and performance of the USS Hornet Museum. The CEO reports regularly to the Board on recent operations, finances, plans for approaching events, and interacts with the boards as necessary on issues of planning and policy. The CEO is the spokesperson and ambassador for the museum and is responsible for developing and maintaining outstanding relationships with other organizations, businesses and individuals.
www.uss-hornet.org
For additional information:
Ray A. Fortney Partner & Managing Director
Cleantech Search(TM) LLC
2410 Camino Ramon, Suite 325
San Ramon, CA 94583
925-275-3221
ray@cleantech.com
4) Assistant or Associate Professor, US Naval War College, Naval and or military history, closes October 1
5) Prehistoric underwater archaeologist?, Oxford Brookes College, closes August 18
6) Historian, US Navy, Pearl Harbor, closes August 14
7) Curator, Connecticut River Museum in picturesque and historic, Essex, CT is offering a great opportunity for a Curator. Winning candidate will work with the retiring Senior Curator for four months. The Curator would then assume all curatorial duties & responsibilities including research, exhibition development and implementation, collection development, education support and collections care & management for well-focused library, photo, object and small craft collections devoted to history in the Connecticut River Valley. A hardworking, highly competent candidate will have a degree in American History and 3 to 5 years’ experience in collections management and exhibition development. Looking for a multi-tasking, team player with installation skills, computer competencies, speaking & writing excellence. Grant writing experience and a background in maritime field and/or environmental history considered a plus. The Connecticut River Museum is an accredited, regional museum located in an historic steamboat warehouse on a spectacular waterfront location. The Museum, founded in 1974, has four galleries, off-site collection storage, aggressive exhibitions and public programs schedule and a small staff. First year salary to mid-30’s. Email a letter of interest and resume to Jerry Roberts, Executive Director, jroberts@ctrivermuseum.org.
Underwater Archaeology and Maritime History jobs 