Supervisor Public Programs & Interpretation

Job Overview: Responsible for developing and implementing Hocokata Ti’s educational outreach programming to promote Dakota culture and history. Outreach programs include interpretive and hands-on learning programs to promote the value of Dakota culture, provide enriching visitor experiences, and educates and engages diverse audiences. Expand external partnerships within the educational community with high standards of excellence to promote the exhibit and public programs. 

Outstanding Benefits & Awesome Perks: Enjoy competitive weekly pay, outstanding benefits and advancement opportunities. Generous benefits include medical, dental, life and disability insurance, onsite medical clinics and pharmacy, 401(k) retirement plan, paid time off, wellness programs and more. Plus, take advantage of perks like discounts on childcare, fuel, bus passes and fitness membership, free uniforms, free uniform cleaning and tuition reimbursement.

Who We Are: The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community contributes to causes, organizations and tribes across the region, state and country. The SMSC has donated more than $350 million to organizations and causes, provided $500 million in economic development loans to other tribes, and contributed millions more to support regional governments and infrastructure. The SMSC's Native Green initiative annually diverts hundreds of tons of waste from landfills, has implemented compostable containers throughout our properties and restored hundreds of acres of prairie land. Team members are eligible to participate in SMSC Gives, a community outreach initiative. Learn more at shakopeedakota.org.

Job Requirements:

Reflects MINIMUM EDUCATION, TRAINING, CERTIFICATION and EXPERIENCE required in order to meet the expectations of this job:

• Bachelor’s degree preferred in American Indian Studies, American Indian History, education, or
  equivalent experience with Dakota Community organizations.
• 3-5 years’ experience in education at a multidisciplinary museum or cultural organization.
• Knowledge of museum education program development.
• Knowledge of Dakota Indian history and culture obtained through coursework or other experience.
• Excellent public speaking skills, written and verbal communication skills.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office and Windows Operating System.
• A valid driver’s license is required with good driving record.