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The National Museum of the Marine Corps is searching for a few good men and women to help tell the story of the Marine Corps to visitors from around the world. Available volunteer programs:
Volunteer Program Requirements Volunteer positions are open to all individuals with an interest and a commitment of service to the Museum who meet the qualifications without reference to race, color, religion, sex, age, or national origin. Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age and able to perform their prescribed duties. A minimum time commitment of 8 hours per month is required to maintain volunteer status. Volunteers work independently, with other volunteers, and with permanent Museum staff.
Application and Training Applications are submitted to the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation’s Vice President for Operations. Applicants will be contacted for an interview by the Volunteer Coordinator. A comprehensive training program is designed to prepare participants to operate effectively in their role as a NMMC volunteer. This invaluable training program features sessions highlighting each exhibit area and its collections. This mandatory training is scheduled as the requirement for new volunteers warrants.
- Hospitality Ambassadors
Serve as the welcoming face of the Museum. Greet visitors, assist with way finding, thank visitors, gather feedback on visitor's experiences, and perform other special assignments.
The ideal candidate need not have served in the Marines or have any ties to the military. The chief requirements are an interest in Marine Corps history and plenty of energy!
- Docents
Answer questions about the Museum and surrounding area. Conduct special tours, answer questions and oversee patrons in the Galleries, as well as, assist with the interactive exhibits.
Candidates for this position enjoy working with the public and have positive customer service and interpersonal skills. They are also reliable, like working on a team, and are able to take initiative.
Volunteer Program Requirements Volunteer positions are open to all individuals with an interest and a commitment of service to the Museum who meet the qualifications without reference to race, color, religion, sex, age, or national origin. Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age and able to perform their prescribed duties. A minimum time commitment of 8 hours per month is required to maintain volunteer status. Volunteers work independently, with other volunteers, and with permanent Museum staff.
Application and Training Applications are submitted to the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation’s Vice President for Operations. Applicants will be contacted for an interview by the Volunteer Coordinator. A comprehensive training program is designed to prepare participants to operate effectively in their role as a NMMC volunteer. This invaluable training program features sessions highlighting each exhibit area and its collections. This mandatory training is scheduled as the requirement for new volunteers warrants.
Then fax to 703-649-2354 for consideration.
For further information please contact:
Rachel Clark, Docent and Visitor Services at 703-784-4469 or at clark@marineheritage.org
Rachel Clark, Docent and Visitor Services at 703-784-4469 or at clark@marineheritage.org
The National Museum of the Marine Corps will reopen to the public on 17 May 2021. To ensure the safety of visitors, volunteers and staff, the Museum will limit capacity. Face coverings must be worn by all visitors over the age of six. Scuttlebutt Theater, Tun Tavern, the Medal of Honor Theater and the gift shop will be open to visitors. Find out more about the Museum's safety measures and plan your visit here. The grounds of the Museum, to include Semper Fidelis Memorial Park and the playground, are currently open to the public.
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18900 Jefferson Davis Highway
Triangle, VA 22172 view map Toll Free: 800.397.7585 Local: 703.640.7965 Email: info@marineheritage.org Museum Store: 1.888.315.1775 |
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