Dear Colleagues,

NATCC (North American Textile Conservation Conference) is a not-for-profit 
(501(c)3 organization that was formed to improve the quality of textile 
conservation by sponsoring biennial conferences and publishing the papers from 
those conferences. After our eleventh biennial meeting in Mexico City, we will 
have 2 open positions and are inviting applications from our North American 
colleagues to join the 12-member board of NATCC.

As specified in the NATCC Bylaws, new Directors are elected by a majority of 
the Board to serve a 4-year term. Board members, who must be practicing textile 
conservators, curators, or scientists, are responsible for the organization of 
the biennial conferences. The NATCC Board meets twice per year, once during the 
AIC Annual Meeting and once at another time and place agreed upon by the Board. 
During a biennial conference year, the second meeting generally occurs on the 
day after the conference. The language of business for the Board is English.  
NATCC does not reimburse Board members for travel expenses associated with 
attending Board meetings.

We are especially interested in bringing our meetings to a wider geographic 
area, which requires regional board members to serve as the nucleus for the 
local committee. With that in mind, we would like to hear from our colleagues 
in Canada, the southwest, mid-west, and west coast of the United States, and 
Mexico. Among the qualifications that the NATCC Board is seeking are - a proven 
ability to work collaboratively, fluency in Spanish and/or French, 
South/Central American affiliations, institutional support, and/or previous 
Board experience.

Those interested in serving on this congenial Board should write a letter 
describing their experience, qualification and statement of interest to: Esther 
Méthé, NATCC Secretary, estherme...@gmail.com.  Letters are due by November 
10th, 2017, The Board will announce its decision by December 5th, 2017.

We invite you to contact any current Board member for more information:  Emilia 
Cortes, emilia.cor...@metmuseum.org<mailto:emilia.cor...@metmuseum.org>; Joy 
Gardiner, jgardi...@winterthur.org<mailto:jgardi...@winterthur.org>; Caterina 
Florio, 
caterina.flo...@museedelhistoire.ca<mailto:caterina.flo...@museedelhistoire.ca>;
 Liliana Garcia-Alonso, 
lilianalonsoa...@gmail.com<mailto:lilianalonsoa...@gmail.com>; Christine 
Giuntini, 
christine.giunt...@metmuseum.org<mailto:christine.giunt...@metmuseum.org>; 
Hector Manuel Meneses Lozano, 
hmene...@museotextil.org<mailto:hmene...@museotextil.org>; Esther Méthé, 
estherme...@gmail.com<mailto:estherme...@gmail.com>;  Denise Migdail, 
dmigd...@asianart.org<mailto:dmigd...@asianart.org>;   Lorena Román, 
jbgcl...@prodigy.net.mx<mailto:jbgcl...@prodigy.net.mx>; Sarah Stevens, 
zephyrp...@gmail.com<mailto:zephyrp...@gmail.com>; Howard Sutcliffe, 
rrtextileconservat...@gmail.com<mailto:rrtextileconservat...@gmail.com>; Joel 
Thompson, jthomp...@mfa.org<mailto:jthomp...@mfa.org>.

Please share this message with textile conservation colleagues who may not 
subscribe to this list.

Thank you, NATCC Board of Directors

--
Christine Giuntini, Conservator
Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
1000 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10028


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