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Women's Rights National Historical Park
Volunteer
 
Volunteer Recruitment Miniposter

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Volunteers at Women's Rights National Historical Park can assist in a number of ways. View or print the miniposter and application here.

In the Interpretation Division, volunteers greet visitors, provide information about guided tours, directions to park sites, and operate sales centers at the Visitor Center and M'Clintock House. They can present tours of the Wesleyan Chapel and the Elizabeth Cady Stanton House.

In the Cultural Resources Division, volunteers can work with the park's library, exhibits, archives, artifact collection, and historic sites.

In the Maintenance Division, volunteers can assist with grounds, special events, and historic preservation projects.

View or print the following position descriptions:
Compliance Program Assistant
Curatorial Assistant
Conference, Convention Days, and Anniversary Coordinator
GIS Mapping Assistant
Information Desk
Media Development
Maintenance
Research Assistant
Public Relations and Social Media
Videographer/photographer

For more information or to find out how you or your group can help as a part of the Volunteers-in-Parks Program, contact us or call John Stoudt, the Volunteer Coordinator, at 315.568.2991 x 3004.

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Last Updated: January 10, 2012 at 14:10 MST