Description

The Associate Curator of Indigenous History leads Museum of the Rockies’ efforts to share the histories, cultures, and contemporary experiences of Indigenous peoples of the Northern Rockies. This role serves as project lead for the new long-term Indigenous cultures exhibition, Under a Common Sky, working closely with Tribal Nations, advisors, artists, and scholars. Responsibilities include cultivating reciprocal relationships with Tribal partners, administering the museum’s Indigenous Advisory Board, developing MOUs/MOAs, managing project budgets, and supervising staff. View the full job description and apply.

Requirements

Required Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Museum Studies, Education, Native American Studies, Anthropology, History, or a related field.
• Deep understanding of Native American histories and cultures, with expertise in contemporary tribal policies and relations.
• Demonstrated strong writing and research skills.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience establishing and maintaining equitable and reciprocal relationships with Tribal members or governmental representatives in the Northern Rocky Mountain region.
• Experience working in a museum or educational environment.
• Knowledge of Indigenous material culture to thoughtfully and sensitively tell public history stories.
• Advanced degree in Museum Studies, History, Native American Studies, Education, or Communication.

Special Requirements: Position requires U.S. work authorization (not eligible for visa sponsorship).

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Equal Opportunity Employer, Veterans / Disabled