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Archives Assistant - George Brown College Archives

Toronto, Ontario, 35 hours/week, $16/hr

George Brown College Archives seeks an Archives Assistant for a 12 week summer project sponsored by Young Canada Works (approximate, flexible dates: May 28-August 16, 2013). The Archives Assistant will be responsible for the discovery and digitization of material crucial to the accreditation and verification of past George Brown College students and graduates. At the end of this project, George Brown College Archives' entire collection of course outlines will be digitized and made available for upload to a new George Brown College Archives website currently under development.

For more information please visit their website. 

Application deadline: May 28, 2013

Regina, SK, June 17-August 23, 2013, Full-Time

Under the supervision of the Gallery Educator-Community Programs, the student will be responsible for assisting with the planning and delivery of summer programs and Gallery visitor services.

Specific responsibilities include working with professional staff and community partners to plan, implement and evaluate summer public programs including Kaleidoscope, Community Tours, and Sundays at the Gallery, Surveys, Multiculturalism Day, and off-site Gallery workshops including the Regina Folk Festival and Regina Symphony Orchestra. Targeted audiences include children, families and adult visitors with a special emphasis on summer visitors and summer programming. The student will also assist Gallery Educators with research and development for upcoming Fall and Winter family programming.

For more information please visit the MacKenzie Art Gallery website.

Application deadline: May 30, 2013