FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 26, 2022
Contact: Wendy Malloy
Museum of History & Industry PR
media@mohai.org
206 324 1126 Ext. 150
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 26, 2022
Contact: Wendy Malloy
Museum of History & Industry PR
media@mohai.org
206 324 1126 Ext. 150
January 31, 2022
MOHAI’s Curator’s Fellowship invites community and academic historians to bring a new perspective to MOHAI’s extensive collections. The deadline to apply is Jan. 31!
MOHAI’s Curator’s Fellowship Program
SEATTLE – MOHAI is proud to announce the museum’s new Curator’s Fellowship program, inviting community and academic historians to bring a new perspective to MOHAI’s extensive collections. The program prioritizes research that includes stories of historically marginalized or excluded communities, particularly Black, Indigenous, and People of Color.
The Curator’s Fellow conducts research over six months, including up to 20 hours of research in the MOHAI collections. The Fellow will receive a stipend of $5,000 and present their work as part of MOHAI’s annual lecture series in the Fall where curators and special guests will share new perspectives on MOHAI’s artifacts, exhibits, and stories.
Potential research topics include:
These are provided as examples and to inspire proposals that we have not yet imagined. Draw from this list or propose a topic not listed here. Please visit our website for more examples: https://mohai.org/program/curators-fellowship/ and to apply!
The deadline for applications is January 31, 2022.
By collecting and preserving artifacts and stories of the Puget Sound region’s diverse history, MOHAI highlights our tradition of innovation and imagination. Through compelling exhibits, scholarship, education, public programs, and community engagement, MOHAI bridges the past, present, and future.
Details about The Curator’s Fellowship can be found online at mohai.org/program/curators-fellowship or by emailing at CuratorsFellowship@mohai.org.
MOHAI is dedicated to enriching lives through preserving, sharing, and teaching the diverse history of Seattle, the Puget Sound region, and the nation. As the largest private heritage organization in the State of Washington; the museum engages communities through interactive exhibits, online resources, and award-winning public and youth education programs. For more information about MOHAI, please visit mohai.org, or call (206) 324-1126. Facebook: @seattlehistory Instagram: #MOHAI Twitter: @MOHAI.
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