Museum Interpreter Program at ASMBackgroundArizona State Museum (ASM), a part of the University of Arizona, is the oldest and largest anthropology museum in the region, a Smithsonian affiliate and the state’s premier research museum. ASM promotes understanding of and respect for the peoples and cultures of the greater Southwest and northern Mexico. To provide a deeper and more satisfactory museum experience for our visitors, ASM has a Museum Interpreter program. Museum Interpreters work in the museum’s temporary exhibition galleries greeting visitors and answering questions. Some Museum Interpreters also give guided tours of the exhibitions. The Museum Interpreter program is part of the Public Programs Department and is overseen by Lisa Falk, Director of Education. Museum Interpreter Position DescriptionDuties
RequirementsThe Museum Interpreter must:
BenefitsThe Museum Interpreter will:
Museum Interpreter Shifts and TrainingCurrently we have no training scheduled. Please check back in Fall 2008. Museum Interpreters will be scheduled for Sunday-Friday for a 3-hour shift from 12:30-3:30 pm or on Saturday from 10:00 am-1:00 pm or 1:00-4:00 pm. Trainings will be scheduled at various times tbd. A new training session will be scheduled in the late fall, as needed. Museum Interpreters are also encouraged to attend lectures and other related programs offered in conjunction with the exhibitions. Return to Ongoing Volunteer Opportunities Page
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