Hello, I am writing to you today to express interest about the open Volunteer Coordinator Position. I heard about this open position in the Ann Arbor Hands On Museum Website and I am very interested in the position. I believe that I would be well suited for this position for various reasons. While working for the Department of Public Safety at Siena Heights University as a Dispatcher, I was promoted to be a Welcome Center Coordinator. As a Welcome Center Coordinator for the Department of Public Safety,I have been expected to be a leader to my other coworkers, helping them as needed, scheduling their hours, as well as evaluating their work. I have also been expected to recruit, and train new employees to ensure they can fulfill the demanding job requirements. I would be able to utilize this prior experience when working with the museum's volunteers. Other skills I have gained by working as a Dispatcher and a Welcome Center Coordinator are as follows: customer service, leadership, organization, time management, critical thinking, and computer skills. Another skill I am proud to have, is the ability to teach others. I worked for two years as a high school bowling coach at Sand Creek High School and as a History Tutor. In my time as a coach, I was expected to work with the youth and teach them the sport of bowling. During this time, I was able to work with a variety of students. For example, I had the pleasure of coaching both cognitively impaired, and foreign exchange students. These students allowed me to grow as a coach because I had to change my teaching style to ensure they learned the sport. As a tutor, I worked with my fellow students to ensure they understood the material covered in class, as well as help them formulate their …show more content…
I will be able to learn and contribute to the museum if I gain this position. Thank you for your time and
From student newspaper work, to electrical engineer, to service learning, to informational technology, to the audio-visual, to my construction skills, my experience has shown that education can happen in a variety of settings. I am a highly adaptable candidate with a diversity of talents. I look forward to discussing opportunities at your school where you might see my gifts meet your needs. I am available by phone, email, or otherwise to talk further and look forward to the
Response: My background consists of multiple years of management experience within many varying industries. I have been with Habitat for Humanity for just under ten years representing all HR functions since the organization is a small affiliate. I also hold a bachelor’s degree and various certifications.
In every museum, each exhibition represents a series of decisions that some individual or group undertook to compile a series of artifacts together in a display. Often times people fail to recognize the amount of time and several steps one took in order to assemble each arrangement. Source A, source B, and source C each mention different, crucial considerations one mast take into account when facing the responsibility of securing a new artifact for a museum.
I want to be a part of a two-fronted museum and gallery renaissance that embraces both technology and inclusiveness. My unique experiences as a gay man, as an artist, and as young person in the sphere of museum administration, make me a unique candidate for the Arts Administration program. While studying at George Mason, I also look forward to enriching my cultural awareness by collaborating and volunteering with local LGBT organizations; I also hope to take continuing education courses with University of Maryland’s LGBT program. The George Mason academic environment and opportunities for practical experience support my career goal: working for the future National Museum of American LGBT History & Culture.
Andrea, Marya McQuirter is a contractor working in IT department who needs access to the museum. I am awaiting for her supervisor Adam Martin, who cc’d on this email provide the level of access for her, until then for audit purposes, can you please program her badge for general and 5th floor access? – Thank you
The Metropolitan Museum of Art came about as an idea from Jon Jay in Paris, France in 1866 with the idea of “national institution gallery of art” within the United States. Once this idea was proposed, it was immediately moved forward with his return to the United States. With the help of the Union League Club in NY they began to acquire civic leaders, businessmen, artists, and collectors who aided in the creation of the museum. For over 140 years, the visitors who go here have received everything the mission of the institution states.
Over the years I have been very involved in my community and school. Being a part of something helps to define who you are as a person and the principles and values you hold as important. A personal experience that helps to show my talents and skills can be illustrated by my trip to Italy last April with the MHS Language Department.
In closing, I would like to restate my interest in the Student Advisor position with the Somewhere Internship and Career Center for the 2001-2002 academic year.
As we reach the museum, the exterior was very beautiful. The first things I saw were the bronze statues in the front. We took a couple of pictures in front of them and in front of the Norton Simon. The entrance where the glass doors had sat was very unique and elegant. The glass walls that the glass doors were attached to, added to the elegance and beauty. When I had first walked in, I was very shy, timid, and unwilling to go on, this was due to the more mature audience that I had seen when I had first entered the museum. I was still unsure on how to act in a museum, being this my first time, so I was very calm, cool and reserved, but as time went on I saw college students my age probably doing the same thing I was doing. So I then I felt more at ease. Plus my girlfriend was with me so I was not alone.
Although I have not had much experience with school activities, I have had the great opportunity of working under my
What experiences have you had which prepare you for this position (e.g perhaps as an employee, leader, or working with people different from yourself, etc)?
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It was probably by good luck that I saw the sign about leadership positions by the elevator considering I, being a rambunctious spirit, prefer taking the stairs; but regardless, by the encouragement of others I’m determined now that I’ll persuade you to choose me amid others for this opportunity to assist residents, students and the many artists which make up MIAD’s great community. I’m not certain of what makes an excellent leader at MIAD, maybe you don’t know exactly either, but I believe that my skills and attitude would be a positive addition to any program as I’m always ready to learn, teach and share moments. After falling into a fit of admiration for this school and the unique challenges it brings to me every day, I’ve become excited to be a part of its workings. I’d like to be someone who can help others acclimate here and give them the sense of belonging that I have received. An environment without people that care is not much of an environment at all, and I know I can be one of those people. If there’s anything I’m good at it’s creating interesting conversations, making lively connections with people, bringing humor to
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