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	The University of Maryland, College Park
	Department of Art History and Archaeology
	Position Announcement

Position Title: 	Director, Visual Technologies Center
Category:	Exempt, Full-time, 12 month position		EX-2434
Salary:		Salary high 50's to low 60's, commensurate 
with experience, as well as excellent leave, medical 
coverage, retirement, and tuition remission benefits

Position 
Description:	The Director will oversee the entire 
operation of the newly created Art History and Archaeology 
Visual Technologies Center (VTC), which will incorporate 
the current 275,000-slide collection as well as new 
electronic media. The VTC will afford developmental support 
for teachers and scholars by integrating technology with 
research and teaching and serve as a resource center for  
implementing new ideas for visual communication. Specific 
responsibilities will include supervision of all VTC 
personnel, serving as project manager for the Department=s 
Web-based activities, working collaboratively with faculty 
and students to develop electronic teaching materials, 
participation in grant-writing and fund-raising activities, 
and oversight of legal and financial matters and the VTC=s 
strategic plan.

This position offers an exceptional opportunity to help 
design and develop a dynamic teaching facility supported by 
the resources of a major university committed to 
integrating electronic technology into the learning 
process. 

Qualifications:	Preference will be given to candidates with 
a graduate degree in art history or a related field, as 
well as leadership, management, and supervisory skills 
proven in an academic or association environment. Preferred 
candidates will possess expertise in electronic technology, 
specifically in developing Web-based applications for 
visual research and teaching. They will also have an 
understanding of the complexities of cataloging visual 
images  and appreciation for the importance of the support 
provided by the VTC in faculty research and teaching. 
Experience in grant writing and fund-raising is also 
desirable.

To Apply:	To apply for this position, please send a 
curriculum vitae or resumé, a letter of interest, and three 
letters of reference to:

Prof. Marjorie Venit
Department of Art History and Archaeology
1211B Art/Sociology Building
University of Maryland
College Park, MD   20742-1335

Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. 
For best consideration, please submit application material 
by November 1, 2001.

The University of Maryland, College Park is an Affirmative 
Action/Equal Opportunity employer. Women and minorities are 
encouraged to reply.

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Lynne Woodruff
Manager of Art Information Services
Art Library
University of Maryland
College Park, MD  20742
301-405-9065
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