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1) CEO, Patriots Point Naval Museum, closes September 29

2) Multiple Jobs at Mystic Seaport.

3) 7 Fellowships and Internships posted at the National Maritime Museum, close 1 November

Southeastern Archaeological Research, Inc. (SEARCH) is seeking Temporary Project Maritime Archaeologists/Marine Remote Sensing Specialists to complement our Maritime Division for multiple projects throughout the United States.

SEARCH is building a pool of qualified maritime archaeologists/marine remote sensing specialists to pull from for multiple short term projects throughout the United States. Successful candidates should be M.A. level or above (ABT and ABD considered) and be experienced on the water.

If you are looking for project experience and are available for short term projects and can demonstrate:

• Knowledge in the use and analysis of CHIRP sub-bottom profilers, dual frequency side scan sonars, magnetometers, and hydrographic echo sounders;
• Proficiency in the operation of small boats and has the ability to troubleshoot small engines, electronics, pumps, and trailers;

The successful applicant will have a developed capacity for attention to detail, be organized, able to work well on simultaneous projects, and be able to meet deadlines.  Experience in cultural resource management, preparing deliverables for the DoD and USACE is preferred.  Applicants should have a demonstrated proficiency in HyPack, MS Word, MS Office Pro suite, PowerPoint, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and Acrobat.  Ability to use GIS is desirable.  These positions are not suitable for applicants with schedule or travel limitations.

SEARCH is an equal opportunity employer and a drug-free workplace.  Applicants should be able to receive government security clearances.  Pay will be commensurate with experience.

In Word or as a PDF, please send a cover letter, resume, three references and dates of your availability to Jason Burns via email to jason@searchinc.com.  NO PHONE CALLS. SEARCH will treat all employment inquires with discretion. 

 Go to www.searchinc.com for more information about SEARCH.

SEARCH appreciates everyone’s interest in this posting as well as our other recent postings; however, due to the high volume of applicants we are unable to honor each with a personal reply. We will develop a shortlist of applicants who will be contacted within two weeks for follow-up information and to set up phone interviews.

Call for papers

Sixth International Congress of Maritime History Ghent, Belgium (Tuesday, July 3-Friday, July 6, 2012)

Special theme: maritime and global history

www.imeha2012.ugent.be <http://www.imeha2012.ugent.be/

The Organizing Committee of the International Maritime Economic History Association invites proposals for papers to be presented at the 6th International Congress of Maritime History to be hosted by Ghent University at Het Pand, an old Dominican monastery located in the heart of the city.

All previous Congresses have adopted a broad concept of maritime history, treating it as an interdisciplinary discipline covering all historical periods and areas. This Congress builds on this to promote and disseminate research in all aspects of humankind’s relationship with the sea from ancient times to the present. The emphasis will be on the international, transnational and global character of maritime history. This Congress will have a special theme: the relation between maritime and global history. The Congress invites proposals for panels and papers that address any issue in maritime history. Interdisciplinary approaches are especially welcome.

Session Proposals

Sessions will usually consist of four papers of not more than 20 minutes each. Other formats (debate panels, roundtables) are possible, but all sessions will need to conclude after 120 minutes. Session proposals should include a cover page with title, list of contributors, a commentator and chair, individual paper titles, a session abstract (maximum of 200 words), individual paper abstracts of no more than 200 words, and a short, one-page curriculum vitae for each participant. All sessions should include sufficient time for general discussion.

Paper Proposals

Contributors may also submit proposals for individual papers of to be presented in a maximum of 20 minutes; if accepted, these will be combined into sessions of four papers. Paper proposals should include an abstract (maximum of 200 words) and a short, one-page curriculum vitae. All proposals will be reviewed and decisions will be made its decisions by May 2011.

Proposal Details

Deadline for submissions is 1 March 2011. Proposals should be submitted using the conference website, www.imeha2012.ugent.be <http://www.imeha2012.ugent.be/> .

More information via imeha2012@ugent.be <mailto:imeha2012@ugent.be>

All papers presented at the Congress will be considered for publication in the International Journal of Maritime History.

1) Historian, US Naval Special Warfare Command, closes 21 September

2) Underwater Archaeology Technician, Parks Canada, (closed, but will be used to create a list of qualified candidates)

3) Project Review Archaeologist with Underwater Archaeology Experience, Virginia DHR, closes September 24

State of North Carolina Maritime Heritage Tourism Officer, closes September 8.

Prepare strategies to organize, develop and market Eastern NC maritime heritage tourism assets for cultural/heritage traveler preferences; identify and evaluate sites and experiences; provide resources, grants,educational materials, training, branding, itineraries, packages to develop and promote authentic pirate/ nautical trails; coordinate
Blackbeard/Queen Anne s Revenge project outreach; collaborate with local/regional tourism trade groups, attractions, arts/history/ preservation councils, archaeology, conservators; provide information to public and media; prepare for 300th Queen Anne’s Revenge shipwreck commemoration in 2018;prepare reports; secure federal and private grants and partnerships.

The State of Indiana Request for Proposal 11-15 Solicitation for Underwater Archaeological Services, due October 6, 2010. Pre-proposal meeting in Indianapolis on September 9, 2010.

1) IFA Workplace Bursary in Maritime Archaeology, closes 6 September

2) Education Director, Texas Maritime Museum, closes November 1

3) Curator, Maritime Museum of British Columbia, closes 3 September

4) Executive Director, Penobscot Marine Museum, ncd

5) Nauticus Maritime Center Specialist, Battleship Wisconsin, ncd

6) Nauticus Maritime Center Specialist, Education, ncd

7) Artist/Illustrator, North Carolina Maritime Museum, closes September 10

Historian, Naval History and Heritage Command, Washington Navy Yard, closes 2 September

9) NOAA Program Analyst, National Marine Sanctuaries, closes 3 September

The individual selected for this position will:

– Manage several projects for ONMS including the African American Voyage to Discovery;
– Provide support and coordination for regulatory actions;
– Assist with development and coordination of activities, logistics, events, and documentation associated with Sanctuary Advisory Councils;
– Assist with on-going policy and program issues associated with cultural resources, intra-agency collaboration, and budgeting;

10) Boatswain’s Mate, Historic Ships in Baltimore, ncd

Team Leader, Cultural Heritage, closes August 16

1) Senior Preparator, Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, closes August 19

2) Research Assistant II (Web Designer and Developer), closes August 13

Reporting to a maritime historian and working closely with a research team, the successful applicant will be responsible for designing and creating a website to be titled, “More than a List of Crew.”  Focusing on British Empire crew agreements, this site will inform visitors about these documents and how they may be used to conduct their own research.

3) Education Officer, Scottish Maritime Museum, closes 8 September

4) Senior Director of Education, New Bedford Whaling Museum, ncd

1) Section Leader (Historic Heritage), Tasmania

A Degree in archaeology, architecture, history, maritime archaeology or cultural heritage management relevant to the professional duties to be undertaken, as provided by a university.

2) Education Coordinator, Historic Ships in Baltimore

Volunteer Coordinator Responsible for the coordination of volunteer activities of the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum, Inc. (SAL&M) and Lighthouse Maritime Archaeological Program(LAMP). Plans and evaluates volunteer activities.

Recruits volunteers and maintains a roster of all volunteers. Schedules and assigns volunteers for various SAL&M and LAMP responsibilities and positions. Baccalaureate degree in business or human resources preferred. Must have knowledge of the conduct of volunteer program in a non-profit organization. Outstanding interpersonal skills and managerial skills. Ability to work independently, manage multiple projects effectively and meet deadlines. Must be able to climb the lighthouse tower.

Send resume to Human Resources, St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum, 81 Lighthouse Avenue, St. Augustine, FL 32080. Fax: 904-808-1248

1) Curator/Operations Manager, Wisconsin Maritime Museum, closes September 17

2) Education Director, Texas Maritime Museum, closes November 1

3) Education Officer, Scottish Maritime Museum, closes August 31

4) Archaeological Conservator, Memorial University of Newfoundland, closes August 13

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The Centre for Maritime Studies, Stockholm University and the National Maritime Museum, job still open.

1) Assistant Professor, American History, Old Dominion University

Old Dominion University invites applications for a tenure-track assistant professor in modern American History (late 19th-early 20th century). Specialty open, but preference for a transnational perspective, including the history of immigration, the environment, or economic interactions. We welcome candidates who can contribute to the Department’s maritime focus.

2) Archivist, Staten Island Maritime Museum, still open

1) Research Associate in Marine Geoarchaeology, University of Ulster, closes August 7.

The postholder will conduct research on the project ‘Archaeological Applications of the Joint Irish Bathymetric Survey Data’.  (Fixed-term until 10 December 2010.)

2) Research Associate in Marine GIS, University of Ulster, closes August 7.

The postholder will conduct research on the project ‘Archaeological Applications of the Joint Irish Bathymetric Survey Data’. (Part-time, fixed-term until 10 December 2010.)

NOAA OE Marine Archaeology Funding, pre-proposals are due August 16, 2010.

25k for marine archaeology projects. Apply today.

This position will be located at the Intermountain Regional Office, with a duty station of Lakewood, Colorado. The selectee is the Dive Safety Officer for the National Park Service’s scuba diving program. Under the direction of the Dive Program Manager, in conjunction with the NPS National Dive Control Board (NDCB), the incumbent plans and implements multiple aspects of the dive safety program  The primary purpose of this position is to assist with the safety and training needs of scuba divers throughout the National Park System.  The National Park Service has the oldest non-military diving program in the federal government and NPS divers work in a wide range of conditions and environments to accomplish the NPS preservation mission. 

Closes, August 9

1) Museum teacher, closes August 20.

2) Program and Marine Operations Manager for the 38th Voyage of the whaleship Charles W. Morgan.

This position will be responsible for the educational programs and logistics surrounding the project. The Charles W. Morgan, a National Historic Landmark, is currently under restoration. In the summer of 2013, at the conclusion of the restoration, she will sail on a six-week journey in Southern New England waters. The Program and Marine Operations Manager position includes museum programming and marine logistics at Mystic Seaport and in the designated ports of the voyage. This person will work with all departments of the Museum and coordinate the planning and execution of strategies to insure that the 38th Voyage meets the Museum’s strategic and physical goals, and that all regulatory issues are observed. The initial 12-18 months of the position will focus on education and planning activities, and become increasingly focused on the logistics of the voyage as the project progresses. During the sail, this person will serve as the land-based coordinator of all logistics related to the project. They will be at each port in advance of the vessel, and stay throughout the related activities in each port. During the voyage, S/he will be on call 24/7 and expected to be ready to solve any issues that arise.

The successful candidate will have demonstrated skill in complex ,detail-oriented project management, coordinating the efforts and needs of various stakeholders. S/he will have experience working with a wide range of individuals with diverse skills, in managing a multi-faceted project budget and be able to respond quickly to solve problems and make decisions related to the port visits. Ability to operate small power craft required, preferred experience includes Coast Guard license, sail training experience aboard large traditional sailing vessels and familiarity with the ports and surrounding towns of the voyage: New London, Newport, New Bedford, Cape Cod Canal, Provincetown, Stellwagen Bank.

This position is part time (20-24 hours/week) for the first 12 months, with the intention of expanding to full time in summer of 2011. Send Seaport application, resume including sailing experience and any license information prior to July 31st to: Mystic Seaport Museum, P O Box 6000, Mystic, CT, 06355, Attention HR.

 The incumbent serves as an archaeologist and is responsible for preparing, implementing, and leading underwater archaeological investigation activities in accordance with the standard operating procedures of the JPAC-CIL. 

Supervises military dive teams engaged in the Phase I Survey and Phase II Testing and Evaluation of submerged aircraft crash sites, shipwrecks, and other underwater contexts believed to be associated with unaccounted-for Americans. 

Closes July 23, 2010.