Post Date
Ontario Museum of History & Art
Address
225 S Euclid Ave
Ontario, CA 91762
United States
Contact Name
Veronica Padilla
Phone
9093952223
Email
vpadilla@ontarioca.gov
Job Description
Examples of Essential Functions
The essential functions typically performed by the Assistant Curator include the following:
- Assists curatorial staff on collection management, exhibit and educational program development.
- Assists in the development of graphic materials to market collections work, exhibits and public programs.
- Coordinates in-house exhibition research for upcoming exhibits and permanent collections.
- Assists with researching and developing grant applications and other funding opportunities.
- Assists with division budgets and expense tracking, correspondence, reports, arranges studio visits, and general office responsibilities.
- Represents the Museum at events, meetings, and gatherings of the City and general public.
- Coordinates the activities of volunteers, staff, contract artists, and program participants.
- Collaborates with other City departments and assists in communication efforts between the Museum and artists, volunteers, participants, and other community organizations.
- Performs other related duties as assigned.
When assigned to Education, functions performed include:
- Coordinates development of K-12 educator materials, including outreach brochures, lesson plans, and sample activities.
- Assists in managing the activities and planning of education programs in history, gardens, visual, and/or media arts, including research, design, staffing, and assessment.
- Teaches and/or coordinates tours and workshops for K-12 students and adults in history, gardens, visual, performing, and/or media arts.
- Manages logistics for tour scheduling, tracks and communicates incoming tours requests, and develops quarterly tour request forms.
- Assists with development of a strategic community engagement plan to increase visitorship to the Museum, especially school and community groups.
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Manages, orders, and tracks inventory for art supplies.
Qualification Guidelines
Education
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Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in U.S. or California History, Museum Studies, Art, History, Anthropology or closely related field.
Experience
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Two years of museum experience, including either collections management, exhibition development, public education programs, volunteer programs, and/or museum education.
Desirable
- Prior teaching or facilitation experience in a K-12, college, special education, and/or adult classroom setting.
- Bilingual proficiency in Spanish.