Grand Village of the Natchez Indians - Volunteer Demonstrator
Hosted by: Mississippi Department Of Archives And History
Date
Ongoing Opportunity
Time
Contact coordinator for times
Contact
Elizabeth Coleman
[email protected]
(601) 576-6985
About Grand Village of the Natchez Indians - Volunteer Demonstrator
This volunteer will conduct on-site demonstrations consistent with the interpretation of the Grand Village of the Natchez Indians (GV).
Responsibilities:
Demonstrate crafts and activities relevant to GV time period (e.g. basket making, cooking, dancing, and musical demonstrations)
Provide instruction and information to the public
May be asked to wear period dress
Assist with production of educational materials related to demonstration
Qualifications:
Proficiency, skill, and knowledge of the craft or activity being demonstrated
Flexibility regarding presentations, situations, and surroundings
Ability to relate well to all ages, backgrounds, and educational levels
Good disposition and enjoys working with the public
Requirements:
Successfully complete training
Dependability
Time Commitment:
Twenty (20) hours of volunteer service per year at GV are required to remain on the active volunteer list
Benefits:
The satisfaction of volunteering for the second-oldest state archives and history department in the United States
Continuing education
Documented volunteer service for work or school credit
A 15% discount at Grand Village and Historic Jefferson College gift shops
All training and training-related materials provided by GV
Volunteer appreciation activities provided by the GV and MDAH
Reports to:
Grand Village Historian
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