Subject: [archives] Research Fellowships--Montana Historical Society
The Montana Historical Society Research Center is pleased to announce the 2011 James H. Bradley Fellowship and the Dave Walters Fellowship: JAMES H. BRADLEY FELLOWSHIP
The Montana Historical Society’s Research Center offers up to two James H. Bradley Fellowship(s) every summer to graduate students, faculty, and/or independent scholars pursuing research on Montana history. Each Fellowship includes a stipend of $2,500.
The recipient(s) of the award is expected to be in residence conducting research for the equivalent of four weeks between June 1 and October 31. Fellows are expected to make use of the MHS's collections and to submit a written report upon completion of the research. Bradley Fellows also agree to submit an article based on the research for possible publication in the Society's quarterly journal, Montana The Magazine of Western History, within one year of their residency.
Award Criteria
1. Suitability of research to the Society's archival, library, photograph or museum collections
2. Applicant's experience and training
3. Potential of the project to make a significant contribution to historical scholarship on Montana
4. Potential of the project to produce an article-length publication.
Applications must include a cover letter, a project proposal not to exceed three double-spaced pages, a 2-3 page resume, and at least one letter of recommendation. The proposal should indicate what specific material in the MHS collections the applicant intends to consult. Montana Historical Society employees and previous Bradley Fellows are not eligible to apply.
Applications must be postmarked no later than March 1st and sent to the Bradley Selection Committee, Montana Historical Society, PO Box 201201, Helena, MT 59620-1201. Email: [log in to unmask] or call (406) 444-2681. Announcement of the award will be made in early April.
Dave Walter Research Fellowship
In an effort to encourage the study of local history in Montana and honor a beloved colleague, the Montana Historical Society awards the Dave Walter Research Fellowship annually. This fellowship will be awarded to a Montana resident involved in a public history project focused on exploring local history. The award is intended to help Montanans conduct research on their towns, counties, and regions using resources at the Montana Historical Society. Research can be for any project related to exploring local history; including exhibit development, walking tours, oral history projects, building history/preservation, county or town histories, archaeological research, class projects, etc.
Fellowship awards of $1,250 each will be given to two researchers. Recipients will be expected to:
• travel to the MHS to conduct research
• spend a minimum of one week in residence conducting research
• provide a copy of their final product or a report on their completed project to the MHS Research Center
Applications are evaluated on:
• suitability of the research to the Society's collections
• potential of the project to make a contribution to local history
• experience in conducting local history research
The application must include a cover letter; a project proposal, not to exceed 3 pages in length, describing the research to be conducted, including the specific collections at the Montana Historical Society that you intend to use; a 1-2 page resume, and a letter of recommendation.
Dave Walter Fellows will not compete with the Bradley Fellowship applicants for awards.
Applications must be postmarked no later than March 1st and sent to the Dave Walter Research Fellowship Selection Committee, Montana Historical Society, PO Box 201201, Helena, MT 59620-1201. Email: [log in to unmask] or call (406) 444-2681. Announcement of the award will be made in early April.
Questions about the fellowship should be directed to Molly Kruckenberg, Research Center Manager, at [log in to unmask].
For more information about the Montana Historical Society and its collections see: www.montanahistoricalsociety.org
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Subject: [archives] UN Secretariat, DM/ARMS. 2 Temporary Associate Information Management Posts, P-2. Open until 13 May 2010
For the full announcement, visit http://goinginternationalinarchives.blogspot.com/2010/05/un-secretariat-dmarms-2-temporary.html
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Greetings,
I am pleased to announce that the National Law Enforcement Museum is hiring a part-time Domestic Violence Prevention Specialist. He/she will have as the focus of his/her work the development of two child-centered, domestic violence- (DV) related programs, as outlined in a Domestic Violence Prevention grant. He/she will also implement child-centered, domestic violence- (DV) related programs for evaluation purposes, in accordance with identified outcomes and benchmarks. This is a contract position ending in June 2011.
Primary Areas of Responsibility:
· Develop two child-centered, DV-related programs that will enable children and their families to deal with conflict situations, teen dating violence, and related issues
· Incorporate activities to enable families to communicate to promote health and safety
· Collaborate with staff to support the successful development and implementation of the DV programs
· Support evaluation processes and use evaluation feedback to revise programs
· Support the process of submitting quarterly grant reports
· Communicate with members of the community to expand the Museum’s reach and reputation, and promote the programs among social service agencies, non-profit organizations, educators, museums and law enforcement professionals
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:
· Degree in Social Work, Psychology, Education or related field. Masters degree preferred. Bilingual English-Spanish speaker preferred
· Knowledge of the dynamics of domestic violence, and its effects on children
· Knowledge of teen-dating violence, and related issues
· Knowledge of child development and ability to develop age-appropriate activities on topics such as recognizing feelings, how to make healthy decisions, and recognizing the attributes of healthy relationships
· Experience applying education and psychological theory to curriculum development for youth
· Knowledge of best practices in the presentation of sensitive content to audiences of youth, specifically children, ages 4-12
· 2-5 years experience teaching and facilitating domestic violence, or violence prevention-related activities with diverse audiences
· Knowledge of education, museum and object-based learning, and informal learning settings
· Understanding of how to apply social service programs and practice to a museum setting
· Strong oral, interpersonal and organizational skills required
· Proficient computer and computer network skills, including Microsoft Office Suite and database management
Working Conditions:
· Working conditions are normal for an office environment
· Limited travel may be required
To Apply:
Please email a resume and cover letter outlining how your skills and experience meet the qualifications of the position to [log in to unmask] with the subject line, "DV Prevention Specialist". No telephone inquiries please.
Dean MacLeod
Evaluation & Community Education Specialist
Museum Programs
National Law Enforcement Museum
W:(202) 737-7982
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