CRDIP Public History Interpreter- Minute Man National Historical Park

The public history interpreter will be part of the interpretive team, orienting visitors and presenting both formal and informal interpretive programs and opportunities for the visiting public. Interpretation duties involve customer service orientation and public speaking within a safety- preservation framework and will receive training, coaching, and opportunities to develop these skills.

Interpretation at Minute Man includes leadership opportunities to provide public access to historic homes that would otherwise not be accessible. The ACE member will be educated about the park's primary themes and receive opportunities to work in other disciplines as well as explore other National Park Service units in the area. The interpreter will develop their own programs based on their own reading and research, present interpretive programs to the public on a regular basis, work as a member of the interpretive team and post messages about the park story and their work in the park through social media.