Coordinator. Center for Historic Preservation. Middle Tennessee State University.

Reporting to the Director of Center for Historical Preservation: Support the Center's mission of research, instruction, and public service through five areas: (1) Manage research and public service projects for the documentation, restoration, rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of historic structures, (2) represent the Center and serve as liaison with MTSU alumni and partner heritage development organizations, (3) work with graduate students on research projects under the supervision of the Center director, (4) manage survey projects for rural African-American historic resources, and (5) supervise IT staff on the needs and products of staff and student research and public service projects.  

Master's degree in history, historic preservation, public history, museum studies or related field. Four years of full time experience in historic preservation or a related field including working experience with historic structures reports, cultural resouce survey, heritage development studies, public programming, graduate student instruction, and microcomputer application in historic preservation required.