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Evidence of ongoing public awareness, education, research and/or training programs relating to tourism, history, culture or historic preservation. ■ Develop, in conjunction with the regional Board of Directors, heritage tourism development strategies that are based on historic preservation and that utilize the region’s historic and cultural resources to enhance economic development.
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Knowledge of North American Archaeology; Prehistory; Artifact Analysis; Historic Preservation; Secretary of the Interior Standards for Archaeology; National Register of Historic Places eligibility criteria; familiarity with federal and state laws andregulations for cultural resources and historic preservation including, but not limited to, Section 106.
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ORS staff will be present during an organ procurement to perform the preservation, packaging and labeling of organs and other specimens; as well as recovery of organs for research, tissues, and specimens, in accordance with Gift of Life Michigan policies and the Organ Procurement Transplant Network (OPTN.
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Master’s degree in historic preservation or a closely related field, such as history, architectural history, or public history. Bachelor's degree in historic preservation or a closely related field, such as history, architectural history, or public history.
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After an initial implementation phase under the guidance of the Research Data Manager, the primary purpose of this role will be assisting post-graduate research students to develop and write data management plans as part of their first-year progress review, ensuring these take account of funder mandates on research data and criteria for sharing, storage and preservation of data.
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Under general supervision and mentorship, the Intern will provide support to our federal team's administrative team, which will include research on various archiving methods, cataloging methods and other related library services and historical preservation services for proposals.
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Support other VHB departments and regional offices with archaeological and historic preservation planning, site history research, compliance with Vermont State regulations such as Act 250 and Section 248 of Title 30, as well as Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act.
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From processing and cataloging to research and reference, digital asset management to historical programming, creating experiences to new revenue streams, Heritage Werks is a full-service archival company focused on doing great work for an incredible roster of clients.
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Background in archives, historical research, library science, or other transferrable fields such as museum studies or records management. Take the lead on a variety of projects such as digitization initiatives, management and preservation of born-digital materials, equity and social justice initiatives, management of social media platforms, exhibit curation, and organization of outreach events.
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Experience at the municipal government level in historic preservation planning or related research is preferred. Performs special projects related to historic preservation, research and provides all required reporting as assigned by the Historic Preservation Planner and/or City Planner.
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NYNHP works in partnership with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (State Parks) and other state, federal, and private organizations involved in natural resource management, land protection and stewardship, and advancing the conservation of biodiversity.
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Familiarity with and experience implementing the Guidelines for Conducting Archaeology in Vermont and the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation Environmental Predictive Model for Locating Pre-contact Archaeological Sites is strongly preferred.
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Examples of qualifying specialized experience include collections management, registration, cataloging, research, preservation, restoration, or conservation of collections of museum material, or other experience related to the position to be filled.
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Set project plans to execute multiple concurrent digitization projects of institutional collections photography and on-demand imaging requests from internal and external stakeholders for research, exhibition, printing, publication, and preservation.
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Our Southwestern Cultural Resources consulting practice specializes in prehistoric cultures, Arizona historical archaeology and archival research, cultural-landscape studies, artifact analysis, archaeomagnetic dating, and historic preservation.
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