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American University is seeking a Student Geospatial Assistant to digitize and georeference historical maps for academic research. You will work with the Geospatial Research Support Program in the Library, training in core digitization skills and GIS workflows.
This part-time role (10 hours/week) offers hands-on experience with GIS software, metadata creation, and open-data publishing, plus involvement in a community mapping workshop and HOT map-a-thon.
This position isavailable only to enrolled American University students.
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Digital Research & Inquiry Lab
Part time
Non-Exempt
The Student Geospatial Assistant will primarily be responsible fordigitizing and georeferencing historical maps and data for use inacademic research. Working with the Program Director for GeospatialResearch Support in the University Library, the Student Geospatial Assistant will also help plan and run a creative mapping workshopand a community mapping event. No prior GIS experience is required;the Assistant will be trained in the core digitization skills theposition uses and will gain hands-on experience with GIS software,data creation, metadata, and open-data publishing.
For more information or assistance with the American University careers site, email theworkline@american.edu.
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