Work for NMWA
Join a team that’s welcoming, inclusive, and motivated to fulfill the mission of the Museum.
Sugden Chief Curator of Education
The Sugden Chief Curator of Education is a full-time senior leadership position responsible for the strategic vision, oversight, and excellence of all museum education programs, gallery interpretation, and educational exhibitions. This role leads the Education Department in developing, implementing, coordinating, and evaluating dynamic learning experiences that reflect audience needs and community values, while advancing the National Museum of Wildlife Art’s mission as an educational resource on a local and national level.
Associate Curator of Education and Outreach
The Associate Curator of Education and Outreach is a full-time position in the Museum’s Education Department. Directly responsible for the creation, implementation, and evaluation of educational programs for youth and adults that represent audience needs and community values. This role also manages the Museum’s scholarship programs, curates community art exhibits, supports the volunteer program, and oversees Open Studio (an art-making space for all ages).
Chief Curator of Art
The Chief Curator of Art provides artistic vision, intellectual leadership, and strategic direction for the Museum’s permanent collection, exhibition schedule, and related programming. They are an ambassador for the Museum and ensure that exhibitions, acquisitions, and interpretive materials not only meet the highest standards of scholarly and artistic excellence but also inspire visitors to connect with wildlife and the natural world, consistent with the Museum’s vision.
Museum Shop/Admissions Associate
The Museum Shop/Admissions Associates are responsible for conducting sales, stocking inventory, answering questions from the public, and maintaining the appropriate operation of the Museum Shop. The Associates are responsible for providing a positive public image of the museum to all visitors.
Deliver cover letter, résumé, and references to the appropriate location, or submit your information using the form below:
Drop-Off Applications
National Museum of Wildlife Art
2820 Rungius Road
Mail-in Applications
Michael Hofhiens
National Museum of Wildlife Art
PO Box 6825
Jackson, WY 83002
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The NMWA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Applicants for positions at the National Museum of Wildlife Art are considered without regard to race, creed, color, country of origin, sex, age, citizenship, disability, marital status, or sexual orientation.
Volunteer Opportunities
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