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Responsible for the administration and oversight of all facets of museum operations, including staff supervision, management of budgets and grants, the development of educational programming and exhibits, fundraising and revenue generation, collections management, and public relations. The Director is responsible for policy and procedures that ensure the museum operates under best practices and maintains its AAM accreditation. The Director manages the museum as an interdisciplinary unit central to the university's academic mission; as an undergraduate resource for experiential learning; and as a dynamic graduate training site for museum studies.
Job Responsibility:
Hires, supervises, evaluates and trains museum staff including undergraduate and graduate students, grant funded and temporary staff
Oversees planning and implementation of exhibits and educational programming on and off-site
Develops and secures outside funding sources through grants, donations, and formal fund development in collaboration with the Georgia Southern University Foundation and Office of University Advancement
Oversees and administers museum fiscal matters including annual budgets and budget requests, Foundation funds, and earned income according to university policies and procedures
Maintain a working knowledge of significant developments and best practices in the field. Establish sound working relationships and leadership roles in museum professional organizations ensuring best practices and accreditation standards are maintained and integrated into student learning
Oversee marketing, advertising, social media, and internal/external messaging, acting as the primary spokesperson to enhance the museum's visitation, reputation and collaboration
Oversee museum facilities and collections to ensure for their proper care and preservation
With status as faculty in the Department of History, the Director manages the museum's graduate teaching responsibilities and the museum's collaboration in the MA programs in Public History and Museum Studies and the development of a Ph.D. program in Museum and Public Humanities
Requirements:
Ph.D. degree in History or American Studies
A minimum of five year's museum or cultural resource executive management experience
Demonstrated success in the development and administrative management of programs and personnel
Successful budgetary management skills and development of private/external support
Consistently exhibit engaging customer service
Ability to support various constituencies served by the University
Proven proficiency with computers including Microsoft Office, Google, and/or applications as required for specific position
Ability to communicate and teach effectively
Ability to work collaboratively and with dynamic populations
Adhere to University policies and procedures to meet Institutional goals and support University's mission for student success
Knowledge and experience with museum accreditation standards, ethics, and best practices
Understanding of museum collections management systems
Effective communication (verbal and written), organizational and human relations skills