Presidential Library Director

Presidential Library Director As a Presidential Library Director, you will: Plan and direct the programs and activities of the library, which contains the papers and collections of the President, including Presidential records for the period of his or her tenure; the papers of persons such as cabinet officers, heads of Federal agencies, members of Congress, political leaders, as well as national political organizations; selected records of federal agencies; a library of books, pamphlets, periodicals, and other printed materials; audiovisual materials including motion and still pictures, slides, sound recordings, and other such materials; and collections of artifacts and memorabilia all related to the President and his or her times. Set policy for the operation of the Library's archives and artifacts, encourage use of materials and care and conservation of the collection. Direct the development and implementation of public and educational programs relevant to the mission of the library, including digital or partner-based exhibits, multi-media productions, learning and teaching materials and experiences, public presentations, workshops, symposia, conferences and seminars, observances and other special events - all designed to promote civic literacy, increase knowledge of and connection to history, and establish historical context/relevance to current issues. Maintain liaison and develop cooperative working relationships with academic, cultural and non-profit organizations to develop joint programs related to the holdings of the library. Maintain close working relationship with the former President's family and serves as primary NARA interface with the Foundation and/or Institute. US Government Jobs - Other Agencies