Historical Document Preservation Coordinator (Part-Time)

The Historic Document Preservation Coordinator supports the Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah's Cultural Resources Program by assisting with the preservation, organization, digitization, and management of historical and cultural records. Working under the direction of the PITU Cultural Resource Manager, this position helps ensure that Tribal consultation requests, archival materials, historical documents, photographs, maps, and cultural resource records are accurately maintained and preserved for future generations. The position provides support for archival research, records management, and cultural resource documentation while adhering to Tribal laws, cultural protocols, and confidentiality requirements. This role is ideal for individuals interested in cultural preservation, archival work, historical research, and the stewardship of Tribal heritage.

Work Schedule / Position Part-Time (up to 20 hours a week for 1 year)

Pay:

Starting at $15/hr.

Responsibilities: • Assist with the preservation, digitization, organization, and cataloging of Tribal consultation requests, historical records, photographs, maps, reports, and other archival materials. • Maintain archival inventories, databases, descriptive metadata, and records management systems to ensure accurate and accessible documentation. • Conduct archival, historical, genealogical, archaeological, and cultural resource research as assigned. • Support cultural resource documentation, correspondence, records requests, and other department activities. • Review archival materials for preservation needs and ensure records are organized, complete, and properly maintained. • Maintain confidentiality and comply with Tribal laws, policies, and cultural protocols regarding sensitive information. • Collaborate with Tribal staff, researchers, and partners on cultural preservation initiatives. • Perform other related duties as assigned. Requirements General Requirements:

Qualifications:

• Experience with archival work, records management, document preservation, or related research activities preferred. • Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage records accurately. • Interest in cultural preservation, historical research, and Tribal heritage. • Experience working with a Tribal government, Tribal community, or Indigenous organization preferred; willingness to learn Tribal government processes and cultural protocols required. • Ability to maintain confidentiality and handle sensitive cultural and historical information with professionalism. • Must be able to work on-site in Cedar City, Utah. This position is not eligible for remote or telework arrangements.