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St. Augustine Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program Summer Field School, June 8-26, 2009. St. Augustine, Florida.

Nothing new to report this week. Next post, December 27 or 28.

Have a great Holiday!

JMB

Executive Director, Long Island Maritime Museum, closes January 9

1) HABS/HAER Maritime Documentation Internship Program, closes February 1

2) Assistant Registrar, Australian National Maritime Museum, closes January 9

3) Research and Statistical Officer, 2 posts, Government of Nova Scotia; “Extensive knowledge of 18th century British and French Imperial history, and 18th and 19th century Maritime history.” NCD

4) Exhibit Production Staff
Immediate openings for Exhibit Production Staff working on the Sailors Speak exhibit at the USS Constitution Museum! The Sailors Speak Exhibition is an NEH-funded project about the lives of sailors aboard USS Constitution in 1812 based upon the prototype exhibit, “A Sailor’s Life For Me?” which is documented at: familylearningforum.org The exhibition will reflect the best possible family learning and scholarly practices. Production staff will assist in the construction and completion of the Sailors Speak exhibition. Duties may include: shop carpentry to build exhibit elements including interactives, graphic design/production ‑ preparing files for printing, and assisting with any additional supplementary activities related to the completion of the Sailors Speak Exhibition. Experience in museum exhibition production preferable; some carpentry or graphic design experience required. Part-time or full-time, seasonal, hourly rate depends on experience. The exhibition will open in May 2009. We are looking for creative team players that can help bring this exciting project to completion. To apply please email resume to: rkiihne@ussconstitutionmuseum.org. Application Deadline: December 22, 2008. EOE

Position #000382

Maritime Archaeology. 

The History Department of East Carolina University invites applications from experienced Archaeological Conservators for a new renewable fixed term position to begin on August 17, 2009 in its Program in Maritime Studies, a distinguished graduate program offering the MA in nautical archaeology and maritime history.  Completed M.A. is required, and candidates must be certified to dive, at the time of application.  The holder of the
position will be responsible for laboratory and field conservation (50%), teaching (40%), and field project planning and service (10%). 

Specific duties will include teaching courses in conservation techniques and field methodologies, grant and report writing, use of remote sensing apparatus (magnetometer, side scan, ROV, and supporting software including Hypack and ArcView), and conservation laboratory management. Applicants must complete a candidate profile and submit a curriculum vita and letter of application online at www.jobs.ecu.edu. In addition, applicants should arrange for original graduate transcripts and three current letters of recommendation to be sent to:

Dr. Lawrence Babits, Chair, Search Committee, Department of History, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC 27858-4353.

Screening will begin January 2, 2009 and continue until the position is filled. ECU is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action University that accommodates individuals with disabilities. Individuals requesting a disability accommodation should call the ECU Office of Disability Support Services at 252-737-1016(Voice/TTY/Relay). Proper documentation of identity and employability are required at time of employment.

1) Archaeological Institute of America Scholarships, Grants and Fellowships, Link and Link

2) ADMAT Maritime Archaeology Field School in the Dominican Republic January 3-November 13, 2009, Various Dates

3) Flinders University Maritime Archaeology Field School, January 13-February 15

4) Underwater Archaeology Field School in the Mediterranean, Ecomuseum of the Cape of Cavalleria, April 27-November 14, 2009, Various Dates

5) University of West Florida Summer 2009 Field Schools

6) East Carolina University 2009 Field Schools

7) Head of Learning, River and Rowing Museum, closes January 5

On the 23rd of October 2008, the Alexandria University – Egypt announced the inauguration of the Alexandria Centre for Maritime Archaeology & Underwater Cultural Heritage. The Centre is the first of its kind in the Arab Region dedicated to providing education and training at a postgraduate level in aspects of Maritime and Underwater Archaeology.

The creation of the Centre is funded through a grant from the Trans-European mobility scheme for university studies (Tempus), as well as a number of corporations and private donors.

The establishment of the Centre is a collaborative project between eight consortium members from the EU and Egypt fronted by the University of Southampton – UK. In addition to the Alexandria University, the consortium includes the Nautical Archaeology Society – UK, the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport – Egypt, the Supreme Council for Antiquities – Egypt, the Centre for Alexandrian Studies – France, the University of Ulster – UK and the Université de Provence – France.

Collectively the consortium members provide the necessary academic, technical and administrative expertise required for the achievement of the centre’s objectives.

The Centre offers a postgraduate Diploma and Master of Arts degrees in Maritime Archaeology and Underwater Cultural Heritage, which aims to provide graduates from different backgrounds with a sound theoretical and
methodological foundation in the investigation, interpretation and management of the maritime and underwater archaeological resource within its wider context.

For more information please contact:

Alexandria Centre for Maritime Archaeology & Underwater Cultural Heritage

Faculty of Art

Alexandria University

Hussein Sobhi Street, El-Shatbi 21526

Alexandria

Egypt

Phone: +2 010 520 3650

Fax: +203 4810 599

E-mail: centreformaritimearchaeology@gmail.com

www.foa.edu.eg/cma
Emad Khalil, PhD.

Director

Centre for Maritime Archaeology & Underwater Cultural Heritage

Faculty of Arts

Alexandria University

1) Director, Norwegian Maritime Museum, closes December 18

2) Palynologist/Paleoecologist, Maritime Archaeology, English Heritage, closes December 8

(You will also maintain working relationships with the Maritime Archaeology team, building on a special interest in the coastal and marine aspects of environmental archaeology. )

3) Executive Director
Executive Director – New Hampshire Boat Museum seeks dynamic leader to advance Museum through successful fund-raising and development and to oversee day-to-day operations. Museum is located in Wolfeboro, NH. Museum outreach programs include Youth, Family & Women’s Boat Building, Community Sailing, Lecture Series, Boat Auction, Antique Boathouse Tour, Boat Show and biennial Vintage Raceboat Regatta. Hands-on Board, part-time staff and over 150 active volunteers support activities. Executive Director will report to Board’s Vice-Chairman, and be an integral part of local community. Ideal candidate will have proven track record managing and growing the funding base of a non-profit, skills in marketing, strategic planning, human resources management, financial management, educational programming and museum management. College degree with emphasis in Museum Management, and/or 6+ years of senior development experience for a non-profit is desired. This is challenging position for creative person who wants to direct an expanding museum involved in historic preservation, artifact acquisition, and community outreach. An EOE, NHBM offers competitive package including salary, health insurance and other benefits. Please send resume, by December 12, 2008, with availability and salary requirements to: NH Boat Museum, Attn: Hank Why, PO Box 1195, Wolfeboro Falls, NH 03894, Or Email to: hwhy@nhbm.org Website: www.nhbm.org  

4) Writing Internship
The USS Constitution Museum is seeking a volunteer or intern interested in carrying out a large-scale writing project in the fall and/or spring of 2008-2009. Using information compiled by Museum researchers, the applicant will craft succinct and engaging biographical profiles of sailors who served on board USS Constitution during the War of 1812. Applicants should have strong writing skills and some familiarity with military or naval history. Knowledge of Microsoft Access is beneficial but not necessary. Schedule is flexible; may be done for credit (at the discretion of the intern’s educational institution); this internship is unpaid. Send letter of interest (please specify availability), resume, and writing sample to Research Coordinator, USS Constitution Museum, P.O. Box 1812, Charlestown, MA, 02129 or email mbrenckle@ussconstitutionmuseum.org.

Nothing new this week.

Last post until December 4th or so. Back in the field.

JMB

Access and Outreach Officer, closes 28 November 2008

Education Officer, closes 28 November 2008

Registrar/Curator, Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston, closes 28 November

“Under the direction and supervision of the Executive Director, the Registrar/Curator is a senior manager who undertakes the exhibition and management of the archival and artefact collections, and facilitates research inquiries”

Qualifications:

1)      Content knowledge of maritime history and material culture required;

http://www.bajr.org/Employment/UKEmploymentDetails.asp?ID=7903

Closes November 24

1) Multiple Maritime History Professorships, University of Macau, closing times vary

2) Coastal Zone Management Specialist, JHT, Inc. and NOAA, ncd

3) Exhibit Specialist, San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, closes November 7

4) Director
Cape Cod Maritime Museum, emerging institution on Hyannis Harbor, seeks Director with leadership and communication skills. Must be innovative, qualified in management and team building. Requires understanding and commitment to Cape Cod Maritime Museum mission. Bachelor’s degree required. Please send resumes to: ATTN David Scudder, Hy-Line Cruises, 22 Channel Point Road, Hyannis, MA 02601 or email davids@hylinecruises.com.

Applications are due November 15.

http://www.wdhof.org/scholarships/scholarships.shtml

I  am writing to inform you about a scholarship your department may be interested in. The Women Divers Hall of Fame Cecelia Connelly Memorial Scholarship for Underwater Archaeology was named after my mother. She had a deep and abiding fascination with history, archaeology and the ocean. She had been a diving instructor of some repute and had been inducted into the Women Divers Hall of Fame in 2000.When she died of cancer in 2003, my family set up this scholarship within the Women Divers Hall of Fame, as she had been a very proud member of the organization.

The scholarship is for $2500, to be used to support a woman graduate or undergraduate student, currently enrolled and in good standing, in an accredited academic program in Underwater Archaeology. If you are aware of a female student, or students, in your field who might be interested in applying for this scholarship, I hope you would feel free to pass this information on to them. I have included the web site, which includes not only the process for applying for the Cecelia Connelly scholarship, but also the complete list of scholarships available through the Women Divers Hall of Fame.

The website is www.wdhof.org/index2.shtml and all applications are due November 15, 2008. If you or anyone you know has any questions I can answer, please feel free to contact me.

Thank you in advance for your help in sharing this information with deserving individuals.

 Mary M. Connelly, Director

Student Development and Campus Conduct

University of Massachusetts Lowell

Dean of Students Office

Cumnock Hall 1st Floor

1 University Avenue

Lowell, MA 01854

978-934-2106  p

978-934-3042  f

Mary_Connelly@uml.edu

The National Civil War Naval Museum announces its Seventh Symposium.  Ironclad ships is the theme for this year’s gathering. The speakers

will be:

John Quarstein will speak on the Battle of Hampton Roads

John Coski will speak on the ironclads of the James River Squadron

Ozzie Raines will speak on the construction of ironclad models for museums

Roger Durham will speak on the combat between the Union ironclads and Ft. McAllister

Gordon Watts will speak on the CSS Georgia

The symposium will be held on January 10, 2009 at The National Civil War Naval Museum in Columbus, Georgia. There will be a meet-the-author social on the evening of January 9. There is a small fee for attending.

For more information contact the National Civil War Naval Museum by phone at 706-327-9798, or they can email curator@portcolumbus.org, or they can browse our website at

www.portcolumbus.org

1) Maritime Archaeologist, The New South Wales Department of Planning is seeking an experienced Maritime Archaeologist to be based at its Parramatta office. closes 31 October

2) Marine Geophysicist, Wessex Archaeology, apply as soon as possible.

3) Curator, SS Great Britain Trust, closes 31 October

4) Hydrographic Survey Technician, Terrasond, Ltd. ncd

5) Executive Director, Door County Maritime Museum, ncd

6) Job Title: Assistant Educator, Independence Seaport Museum
Job Category: Education 
Description: Qualifications: BA/BS in teaching, history or related field. At least two years experience in teaching or similar work in a museum environment.
Duties: The Assistant Educator is responsible for planning, development and teaching of various educational programs in relation to interpretation of maritime history and the Museum’s collections. Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
1. Plan and develop standards based educational programs and curriculums suitable for the schools that utilize the Museum. Work with curatorial and other departments as necessary to produce programs and teaching units on changing and permanent exhibitions, maritime themes and collection items.
2. Offer in-service courses to teachers and others to assist them in teaching maritime topics.
3. In collaboration with other departments, assist in planning, developing, and promoting Museum’s weekend education programming.
4. Assist in planning, developing and promoting Museum’s overnight programs.

Location: Philadelphia
To Apply: Please forward cover letter and resume to: Assistant Educator Position, Independence Seaport Museum, 211 S. Columbus Blvd., Philadelphia, PA 19106 or email to: cburkert@phillyseaport.org. No phone calls please. EOE
Deadline: 10/31/08

Classical Maritime Archaeologist? closes November 15

Exhibit Specialist, San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, closes October 30

Collections Manager, The Whaling Museum of Cold Spring Harbor, ncd

Lecturer in Naval History, University of Exeter Centre for Maritime History, closes 27 October 2008

President, Columbia River Maritime Museum, closes December 1

Assistant Librarian, National Maritime Museum, closes October 17

1) Tenure-Track Faculty Position in Earth System Science

The Geology Program in the College of Science and Technology, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position at the Assistant Professor level in Earth System
Science with a starting date of September 2009, pending available funding. We are looking for a broadly trained Earth System Scientist, who uses the geologic record to investigate coastal, oceanic, watershed, or atmospheric processes of ancient and/or modern systems. Applications are especially encouraged from individuals whose research interests include, but are not limited to global change/paleoclimatology, sedimentology, low-temperature geochemistry, and/or paleoceanography. We are looking for energetic candidates to pioneer new research directions on our growing campus. They should be able to engage in interdisciplinary research involving our existing programs and build on current research strengths in the Department of Physical and Environmental Sciences. The successful candidate will be expected to develop a vigorous, externally funded research program and be able to teach undergraduate and graduate courses in geology as well as other courses supporting interdisciplinary degree programs in Environmental Science (M.S.) and Coastal and Marine System Science (Ph.D.). The position will be rooted in the Geology program, which offers the B.S. degree, and the successful candidate will have the opportunity to supervise graduate students in the Environmental Science and Coastal and Marine System Science programs. For further information about the department and individual degree programs see http://pens.tamucc.edu.

A Ph.D. is required at the time of appointment and some post-doctoral experience is desirable. Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is a doctoral Hispanic Serving Institution located on the Gulf of Mexico with
a modern campus overlooking Corpus Christi Bay. With over 9,100 students, the university offers a wide array of academic programs with 18% of the students enrolled in graduate programs. Applications must
include a cover letter, statement of research and teaching interests, a curriculum vita, and the names and phone numbers of four or more references. Materials should be sent to:

Mr. Ken Brown
College of Science and Technology
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
6300 Ocean Drive, Unit 5806
Corpus Christi, Texas 78412-5806

or sent as a formatted e-mail attachment to kenneth.brown@tamucc.edu.
The position will remain open until filled but preference will be given to applicants submitting all requested documentation by November 21, 2008. Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is an Affirmative Action/Equal
Employment Opportunity employer committed to excellence (http://www.tamucc.edu/~hrweb/).

Feel free to contact me directly with questions:

James C. Gibeaut, Ph.D.
Endowed Associate Research Professor
Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies
Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi
6300 Ocean Drive, Unit 5869
Corpus Christi, Texas 78412-5869
HRI 215
Voice (361) 825-2060
Fax (361) 825-2050
james.gibeaut@tamucc.edu
www.hri.tamucc.edu

2) The NAS 2008 Annual Conference: encouraging access will be held on Saturday 8th November at Action Stations, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard (UK). Featuring presentations from a range of professional and amateur archaeologists, the NAS 2008 Annual Conference will provide an opportunity to discuss research, review the archaeological activities of colleagues, exchange ideas on encouraging access to our shared heritage, and network with friends and colleagues from the UK and abroad.

An exciting international event, the NAS 2008 Conference will incorporate a Maritime Trade Display, Poster Display, the Annual Adopt-A-Wreck <http://www.nasportsmouth.org.uk/projects/adoption.php>  Award, and the 2008 NAS Annual General Meeting.

The Conference day will be preceded by a casual evening of Beer & Skittles on Friday evening 7th November, followed by a ‘Sea Shanty‘ Dinner and Dance at the Royal Maritime Club, and ended with a day recording anchors as part of the new global ‘Big Anchor Project’ on Sunday 9th November.

More information about the Conference can be found on the NAS Portsmouth website:  http://www.nasportsmouth.org.uk/news/conference2008.php

3) Maritime Archaeologist, English Heritage, closes October 23