Commonwealth of Kentucky · 2 hours ago
Administrative Specialist (Non-Merit)
The Commonwealth of Kentucky is seeking an Administrative Specialist (Historical Researcher) to lead research on the history of enslavement at state park sites. This role involves uncovering, documenting, and interpreting the contributions of enslaved individuals to ensure inclusive storytelling.
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Responsibilities
Conducting archival research using estate, census, property, and personal records
Developing accurate and accessible public content for exhibits, tours, and digital platforms
Collaborating with park staff and community partners to ensure historical integrity
Qualification
Required
Graduate of a college or university with a bachelor's degree
One year of professional, administrative, or business experience
Strong background in 19th-century history and archival research
Skilled in interpreting historical documents and translating findings for public audiences
Preferred
Degree in History, Public History, African American Studies, or similar (Master's preferred)
Company
Commonwealth of Kentucky
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