About Us : Employment

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Work and learn at the nation's only comprehensive women's museum. A Smithsonian affiliate, The Women's Museum™: An Institute for the Future showcases the accomplishments and achievements of American women. The museum's exhibits and programs make visible the unique, textured and diverse stories of these women and their impact on shaping our history.

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Current Opening: Grants & Database Administrator

The Women's Museum, located in Dallas, Texas, seeks an experienced Raiser's Edge and grant writing professional. The successful candidate will be responsible for the facilitation and coordination of all grant and database activities, including data entry and the generation of standard and ad-hoc reports and queries. Key activities involved in the management of the museum's database include reviewing and recommending any revisions to internal fundraising policies and procedures; prospect and donor entry, tracking, and extraction of needed information in a timely manner; oversee design, development, implementation and maintenance of enhancements to Raiser's Edge. Serve as the onsite expert for the constituent database.

Additionally, the selected individual will be initiating and coordinating corporate and foundation proposals, including research, prospective corporate and foundation visits, and drafting and submission of formal grant procedures. The preferred professional will participate in all fundraising events, including event-day staffing.

The successful candidate must have a Bachelor's degree, 5 years of experience, and superb written and analytical skills. Only candidates with Raiser's Edge and grant writing experience will be considered.

To apply, send a resume and cover letter to Cindy Alley at

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Summer Programs Intern
Dates: June – August 2010

Qualifications:

• Must have successfully completed freshman year at an accredited college or university
• Returning as a full-time undergraduate or graduate student in the Fall of 2010
• Strong oral & written communication skills
• Research experience
• Proficiency in MS Office Applications
• Passion for working with youth of all ages and an interest in women's history/studies
• Positive work ethic, self-starter and willingness to take direction
• Reliable transportation is a must.

Job Description:
The Women's Museum's Education Programs Department seeks a creative and energetic summer intern interested in making a difference in the lives of today's youth. During the Museum internship, the successful candidate will be trained to assist with group tours, help implement the curriculum for summer camps and conduct educational & historical research for outreach kits & the upcoming Youth Docent Program. Additional administrative & clerical duties may be required.

Contact Information: Education Programs Dept.
Attn: Denita Powell Malvern, Education Programs Manager
3800 Parry Avenue
Dallas, Texas 75226
(214) 915-0890

How to Apply: Send resume & cover letter to or mail to the address listed above.

Deadline: May 1, 2010

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteers play a crucial role in the daily operations of The Women's Museum™: An Institute for the Future, whether it's providing one hour a week or twenty. We invite you to become a part of our volunteer staff and join us in helping others discover, investigate and enjoy the inspiration and beauty of women's lives. Learn More.