Position at University of Virginia

Preservation Planner/Conservator
University of Virginia
Charlottesville

The University of Virginia is seeking applicants for the position of
Preservation Planner/Conservator in the Office of the Architect for
the University. Under the direction of the Architect for the
University and daily supervision of the Senior Preservation Planner,
the Preservation Planner/Conservator will provide technical
information and project direction on the protection, conservation
and repair of historic structures and other cultural resources on
University grounds, including Thomas Jefferson's "Academical
Village," a World Heritage Site

Qualifications include a degree in architecture, engineering,
architectural history, archaeology, or historic preservation;
master's degree is preferred. Successful applicants must demonstrate
specialized knowledge in the treatment of historic fabric and/or a
related cultural resources management field with a minimum of five
years of directly related professional experience. Applicants must
demonstrate knowledge of and experience in implementing the
Secretary of Interior Standards for Historic Preservation as well as
other federal and state historic preservation legislation and
policies and their application to cultural resources management.

To Apply a State of Virginia application form is required; specify
job code D11DA. Apply to

    The University of Virginia Human Resources Department
    914 Emmet Street
    PO Box 400127
    Charlottesville VA 22904

or access an application at
<URL:http://www.hrs.virginia.edu/staffing/applyclas.html>.
Interested candidates refer to Job Vacancy Announcement #MB ARCH
D11DA 001. The University of Virginia is an Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

For more information, contact:

    Mary Hughes
    University Landscape Architect
    University of Virginia
    434-924-6020
    mvh2t [at] virginia__edu


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