Featured Job - Outreach Education Coordinator

The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center is currently seeking an Outreach Education Coordinator.

Position Summary:
Under the general supervision of the Museum Director, responsible for coordinating IPCC Outreach initiatives on a local, Pueblo Nation and state scale.  Responsible for co-facilitating Pueblo House Education programs and adult tours with the Cultural Arts and Education Specialist.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities:

• Co-develops and implements year round education programming and activities including Pueblo House Programs including Summer and Winter Camps and adult tours with Cultural Arts and Education Specialist.
• Develops and leads Outreach programs designed to establish and maintain a mutually beneficial relationships between the IPCC Museum Department, Pueblo/other Tribal constituents and the neighboring urban communities of Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
• Coordinates IPCC year round dance performances in collaboration with Guest Relations staff.
• Recruits new Pueblo dance performers via outreach and consultation.
• Collaborates on the creation of new education programming and activities in association with exhibitions and Pueblo House programs and adult tours.
• Participates in planning docent training with Curator of Collections and Exhibitions and Volunteer and Membership Coordinator.
• Assists in development activities for exhibit and operations fundraising.
• Participates in meetings and conferences locally and nationally that are related to multi-cultural education, research  tourism, sales and marketing.
• Supervises interns and program specific volunteers year round.
• Maintains a good communication with co-workers and maintains a positive and professional work environment.
• Contributes to a team effort and accomplishes related results as required.
• Performs other duties as required.

Minimum Qualifications:
HS Diploma or GED; three years experience related to museum work and inclusive of one year experience working with educators and students; one year experience with research and outreach background in multicultural settings; and museum experience on a paid or volunteer basis.  Bachelor's Degree preferred in education or humanities.  Must be able to successfully pass a pre-employment drug/alcohol screen and background investigation.  Valid driver's license and clean driving record.  Native American preference will be given.