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Employment Opportunity
The Director of Grants and Programs at the Kansas Humanities Council understands the power of a good idea, appreciates the importance of citizen discussions, values the work of hometown museums and libraries in strengthening community, and believes that the humanities offer critical insight and a-ha moments. This is a job that needs someone organized, detail-oriented, self-motivated, skilled with computers and databases, and armed with a humanities background. The complete job description with qualifications can be found here. Applications are still being accepted. It's anticipated that interviews will begin after Thanksgiving.
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Giving Thanks
The Kansas Humanities Council is thankful to the Kansans who bring humanities conversations and programs to communities across the state:- the local coordinators who organize hundreds of Statehood Speakers Bureau presentations, TALK book discussions, FLIKS film discussions, and Shared Stories of the Civil War reader's theater events throughout the year;
- the project directors whose grant projects promote humanities discussions and preserve local history;
- the speakers and discussion leaders who travel Kansas to share ideas and spark discussion;
- the event participants who contribute to rich community conversations;
- the Kansas Humanities Council Board of Directors whose expertise and vision guides our work;
- and the Friends of the Humanities whose support makes the humanities happen in Kansas.
Thanks for the memories! We hope you enjoy this look back at some KHC-supported Statehood Anniversary events from 2011:
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2011 is not over yet. Statehood events and grant projects are happening throughout November and December. Visit KHC's calendar of events for more information.
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