Working with the Director of the Graduate Program in Historic Preservation, Chair of the Department of History, undergraduate faculty members and college administrators, the successful candidate will be involved in restructuring the undergraduate curriculum to reflect the preservation challenges and opportunities of the next decade. The director will also be engaged in efforts to increase the student enrollment in the major, as well as teaching and advising. The successful candidate will also have the opportunity to work with the College's highly successful distance-learning graduate program historic preservation, in research, grantsmanship, or some other capacity. Candidates must possess a master's in historic preservation or closely related field. Teaching experience, publications, management ability, and the ability to attract grants is desirable.
Salary commensurate with experience.