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The mainstay of the volunteer programming is the Docent Corps. Docents are dedicated Museum volunteers who lead tours of the permanent collection/visiting exhibitions for school-aged children or adults. Docents are required to complete training sessions with Museum staff in order to learn both school tours and the history of the permanent collection. Once training is completed, docents make a weekly commitment of their time to staff the tour schedule.
If you are interested in being a member of the Docent Corps, please contact Susan Gallo at (904) 356-6857 x 6006.
This program enables middle and high school students to learn about the collection through research, hands-on exploration and group discussion, and then share their knowledge with visitors through discussion and demonstration. These bright young adults also serve as one of The Cummer's most important volunteer corps.
Sponsors: Woodcock Foundation for the Appreciation of the Arts, Inc., Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc., City of Jacksonville
The mainstay of the volunteer programming is the Docent Corps. Docents are dedicated Museum volunteers who lead tours of the permanent collection/visiting exhibitions for school-aged children or adults. Docents are required to complete training sessions with Museum staff in order to learn both school tours and the history of the permanent collection. Once training is completed, docents make a weekly commitment of their time to staff the tour schedule.
If you are interested in being a member of the Docent Corps, please contact Susan Gallo at (904) 356-6857 x 6006.
This program enables middle and high school students to learn about the collection through research, hands-on exploration and group discussion, and then share their knowledge with visitors through discussion and demonstration. These bright young adults also serve as one of The Cummer's most important volunteer corps.
Sponsors: Woodcock Foundation for the Appreciation of the Arts, Inc., Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc., City of Jacksonville
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If you are interested in being a member of the Docent Corps, please contact Susan Gallo at (904) 356-6857 x 6006.
This program enables middle and high school students to learn about the collection through research, hands-on exploration and group discussion, and then share their knowledge with visitors through discussion and demonstration. These bright young adults also serve as one of The Cummer's most important volunteer corps.
Sponsors: Woodcock Foundation for the Appreciation of the Arts, Inc., Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc., City of Jacksonville
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If you are interested in being a member of the Docent Corps, please contact Susan Gallo at (904) 356-6857 x 6006.
This program enables middle and high school students to learn about the collection through research, hands-on exploration and group discussion, and then share their knowledge with visitors through discussion and demonstration. These bright young adults also serve as one of The Cummer's most important volunteer corps.
Sponsors: Woodcock Foundation for the Appreciation of the Arts, Inc., Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc., City of Jacksonville
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