The Michigan History Center is seeking a historian to research and develop content for various exhibits and projects, including the Permanent Michigan History Museum Exhibits 1815-1865, the Hartwick Pines Visitor Center Permanent Exhibition, and the Gchi Mshiikenh Deh Minising / Heart of the Great Turtle Island Exhibits. The historian will work with exhibit teams to integrate Indigenous materials and develop exhibit content, labels, and educational resources. The ideal candidate will have experience working with museums, Native tribes, and educational institutions, as well as a strong background in Indigenous history and research. Key responsibilities will include conducting research, developing exhibit content, and collaborating with staff and stakeholders to create engaging and accurate exhibits and educational materials.
• Conduct research on Indigenous history topics
• Develop exhibit content and labels
• Collaborate with exhibit teams and stakeholders
• Create educational resources and materials
• Work with museums, Native tribes, and educational institutions
• Develop and implement project plans and timelines
• Communicate effectively with staff and stakeholders
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