Art History Research Assistant

Updated: 3 months ago
Location: Albuquerque, NEW MEXICO


Student Intermediate Level
Requisition IDreq28144
Working TitleArt History Research Assistant
Pay$14.00 - $16.50 Hourly
CampusMain - Albuquerque, NM
DepartmentArt Art History Gen Admin (595B)
Employment TypeStudent Employment
Student TypeWork-Study
StatusNon-Exempt
Background Check RequiredNo
For Best Consideration Date1/26/2024
Position SummaryStudent Research Assistant 
10 hour/ week position through Spring Semester 2024 assisting Dr. Justine Andrews with a research project on Open Educational Resources for teaching the History of Art Survey. Applications with or without work study accepted.  
Position will require working independently, with supervision from Dr. Andrews, finding and summarizing online texts about the History of Art. Collating information on a spreadsheet and SharePoint will be required. Weekly meetings online or in person with Dr. Andrews. Other duties as assigned by supervisor.  
Minimum Qualifications

Equivalencies not found for this position

Preferred Qualifications
  • Graduate Student or Undergraduate student who has taken History of Art I (at UNM or another university).  
  • Good written communication. 
  • Ability to work independently. 
  • Interest in teaching Art History courses.  
  • Interest in Open Educational Resources for university teaching. 
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For position consideration, please submit the following: 1) Resume - include references 2) Cover letter - a 1-2 paragraph cover letter describing why you feel you are a good fit for this position. 3) Work study award confirmation (if applicable) 4) OPTIONAL: Include fall semester class schedule (confirm availability and assist with scheduling)

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