Graduate of a college or university with a master’s degree in architectural history, American studies, American civilization, folklore, cultural geography, historic preservation, early American culture, museum management, art history or a related field.
Four years experience in historic preservation programs.
One year of experience working with Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) guidelines and regulations relative to cultural-historic architectural analyses of transportation projects must be demonstrated, including familiarity with the Section 106 process and Section 4(f).
One year of experience working in and knowledge of the architecture and history of the Ohio River Valley as a context to aid in assessment of assessing the significance of any identified cultural resources. While the majority of work will be performed in an office setting, some travel will be required. Some work will be performed in an outdoor setting, and may include traversing uneven terrain, exposure to the elements, and other typical hazards one may encounter outdoors.