JAMsj Docent Training - Japanese American Museum of San JoseNEW

JAMsj docent Michael Sera
"I've been very fortunate to have several internees visit and tour the museum with me. They've shared their own experiences and I've been able to integrate their stories into my tour. Learning from real life experiences is invaluable. It beats any book that you can read!" �
--- Michael Sera

What is a docent?
Docents are volunteers who interpret and communicate our educational message to the public during museum tours. There are no prerequisites to be a JAMsj docent. All we want are dependable and enthusiastic people who are willing to learn. �

Why become a docent?
In addition to the satisfaction of providing a valuable community service, you'll receive continuing education with expert instruction, a broad assortment of instructional materials, access to our research library, and special invitations to docent events.

Register for a docent training workshop
If you have questions or wish to register for a workshop, contact Aggie Idemoto, Education Director, at [email protected] or (408) 268-4440. If you would like to become a JAMsj volunteer, submit the online volunteer registration form or request a hard copy of the form by contacting the JAMsj office at (408) 294-3138.�

Date
December 3, 2011

Time
1:00 p.m - 4:00 p.m.

Location
Japanese American Museum of San Jose, 535 N. Fifth Street, San Jose, CA 95112 �