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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.

Executive Director, Northwest Maritime Center, ncd

Nothing new this week.

Archaeological Studies Advisor, Perth, Australia, closes August 6.

The key functions of this role include:
-Project Management – Oversee European Heritage field archaeological marine and terrestrial investigations.

Director of Underwater Archaeology Survey and Excavation, Ecomuseum of the Cape of Cavalleria, Menorca, Spain, apply as soon as possible!

The post holder will be in charge of the underwater archaeology survey and excavation. An essential component of the post is to produce an annual report of the results of the survey/excavation that is in keeping with the decree which regulates archaeological surveys/excavations in the Balearic Islands of Spain.
Interested candidates must send their CV by email detailing their experience and a cover letter to sanisera@arrakis.es. An interview date will be arranged for qualified candidates in the offices of the Ecomuseo which resides on the island of Menorca.

The position is located in the National Museum of the United States Navy, Naval History and Heritage Command.
Closes July 30.

Closes July 9th.

This position is located within the Hampton Roads Naval Museum (HRNM), Naval History and Heritage Commands (NHHC).  The incumbent serves as the Educator/Special Programs Coordinator for the Hampton Roads Naval Museum (HRNM) and the Wisconsin battleship.  Serves as a point of contact to all school districts and coordinators regarding HRNM’s field trips and staff site visits.  Develops lesson plans and coordinates programs in the Life at Sea gallery, the Wisconsin education room, other on-site locations in Nauticus, and off-site at a variety of venues.  Works directly with military education groups (Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC), Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC)).  Manages HRNM’s Family Fun program.  Participates fully in teacher workshops and internships, conducting sessions and serving as a mentor to interns.  As Special Programs Coordinator, plans all aspects of luncheon lecture series and volunteer functions from catering through reservations.  Maintains museum’s master calendar and prepares a variety of institutional reports from same.

Closes July 16.

*Serve as nationally recognized technical expert in the fields of maritime archaeology and maritime heritage resource preservation and management.
*Assess and develop site-specific, regional and national maritime archaeology and associated maritime resource preservation and management strategies to locate, document, preserve and manage these resources.
*Develop and implement research, stewardship, education, and outreach programs.
*Serves as the day-to-day leader for the Maritime Heritage Program.
*Leads effort in the development and coordination of maritime heritage grants and other collaborative efforts to leverage limited program funds for key activities.

1) Conservator, The Mary Rose Trust, closes July 28

Job Description:
We are looking for a Conservator to join our small conservation team and to assist the Conservation Manager with the treatment of artefacts for display in the new Mary Rose Museum (due to open 2012). Initially emphasis will be placed on the stabilisation of both large and small iron objects, although assistance will be required in the conservation of wooden artefacts. 
 
Required Skills:
We are seeking a flexible and enthusiastic person with a recognised conservation degree and previous experience in the treatment of archaeological objects from waterlogged sites. Candidates should have excellent attention to detail and communication skills and be able to work with minimum supervision. A positive attitude to changes in priorities and schedules will be required, and the ability to assist in object movement.
  
Application Instructions:
For further information on the project please visit www.maryrose.org. Job description and further information can be obtained from Sally Tyrrell (023 9275 0521) or email s.tyrrell@maryrose.org. Applications should be made in writing, along with a current CV, by Wednesday, 28 July 2010. 

2) Project Manager, E-Port Online Learning Community, Mystic Seaport, ncd

3) Photo Collection Tech, Royal New Zealand Navy Museum, closes July 9

ECU Students and people thinking of going to ECU, this is for you:

Student is responsible for assisting with literature and map compilation, lesson planning, public education, and fieldwork equipment preparation for pending maritime fieldwork projects in Africa and South Carolina.   

Minimum Qualifications: To be eligible for FEDERAL WORK STUDY positions, students MUST BE QUALIFIED and RECEIVE a FEDERAL WORK STUDY AWARD from the ECU Financial Aid Office (Old Cafeteria Complex, 252-328- 6610.   

Special Instructions to Applicants: Applications should be emailed to: harrisly@ecu.edu   

Closes August 15, 2010

The Smithsonian’s Cities Under the Sea (CUSP) program seeks interns, Fall applications are due before October 1.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Geoarchaeological study of submerged Greek and Roman ancient sites in the Mediterranean (Egypt and Calabria, Italy).

QUALIFICATIONS: Junior and Senior undergraduate students, Graduate students, and Post-doctoral level candidates, preferably with a science and archaeology double-major and/or training.

TIMETABLE: Minimal Internship stay for 12 full weeks (3 months) at NMNH in Washington, D.C.; internships can be extended for up to 12 months. Can start in Fall, or Winter-Spring or Summer periods.

NMNH Contact: Jean-Daniel Stanley Phone: 202-633-1354 E-mail: stanleyd@si.edu

Complete description of the internship program and contact information can be found here:

http://www.nmnh.si.edu/rtp/other_opps/internship_projects.html

National Park Service, Hydrographic Survey, closes July 12.

1) Maritime Archaeologists, Omega Resource Group, PLC, closes July 15

2) Reference Librarian, SFNMHP, closes July 6.

San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park is a major repository of Pacific Coast maritime history and maintains the largest archival and library collection in the National Park Service.

3) The Edward S. Miller Research Fellowship in Naval History.

The Edward S. Miller Research Fellowship in Naval History. The Naval War College Foundation intends to award one grant of $1,000 to the researcher with the greatest need and can make the optimum use of the research materials for naval history located in the Naval War College’s Archives, Naval Historical Collection, Naval War College Museum, and
Henry E. Eccles Library. Further information on the manuscript and archival collections and copies of the registers for specificcollections are available on request from the Head, Naval Historical Collection.

E-mail: evelyn.cherpak@nwc.navy.mil

The recipient will be a Research Fellow in the Naval War College’s Maritime History Department, which will provide administrative support during the research visit. Submit detailed research proposal that includes a full statement of
financial need and comprehensive research plan for optimal use of Naval War College materials, curriculum vitae, at least two letters of recommendation, and relevant background information to Miller Naval History Fellowship Committee, Naval War College Foundation, 686 Cushing Road, Newport RI 02841-1207, by 1 September 2010.

For further information, contact the chair of the selection committee at john.hattendorf@nwc.navy.mil Employees of the U.S. Naval War College or any agency of the U.S. Department of Defense are not eligible for consideration; EEO/AA regulations apply.

The Washington State Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation is looking for a consultant to document and catalogue the maritime heritage resources in and associated with the proposed National Maritime Heritage Area. Contract starts August 12, 2010. Proposals due July 22, 2010.

1) Project Manager, Royal Navy Submarine Museum, closes July 5

2) Director of Education and Programs, National Civil War Naval Museum at Port Columbus, open until filled

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

Maritime Heritage Awareness Workshop
The Alaska Office of History and Archaeology and NOAA’s Office of National Marine Sanctuaries are presenting maritime heritage awareness workshops in Anchorage (September 9-11) and Juneau (September 14-16). The training includes two days of talks about shipwreck significance, survey, mapping and conservation, and historic preservation laws. The optional third day will be comprised of field exercises at an intertidal site. The workshop is intended for recreational divers, land managers, resource enforcement officers, as well as archaeologists and historians. While a focus will be on underwater methods, no diving will be required. There is no charge for the class, but space is limited, particularly for the field exercises. Because class size is limited, a committee will choose successful applicants from each the targeted audiences described above. Send completed applications to the address provided on the form. For more information, contact Dave McMahan, 907.269.8723 or dave.mcmahan@alaska.gov Specific venues for each location will be announced.

Link to the Announcement as well as flyers and more information.

1 Scholarship being offered in Underwater Archaeology at the University of Trieste, closes June 19, apply quickly, sorry for the late posting.  Universita Degli Studi Di Trieste

The State of Washington Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation is looking for a consultant to develop historic vessel preservation expertise though facilitating Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) training with the National Park Service, document historic vessels in the State and provide for the interpretation of this documentation.

The DEPARTMENT seeks to attain qualified persons to coordinate HAER training and the documentation of historic vessels, as well as provide for a strong interpretive program of the documented vessels.

RFP Due July 8, 2010.