AAC Announces Two New Positions
The American Alpine Club is excited to announce two new positions with the Club that will support the Club’s dual missions ...
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—American Alpine Club Announces New Conservation & Advocacy Position—
The American Alpine Club is excited to announce two new positions with the Club that will support the Club’s dual mission of providing useful benefits in the form of lodging opportunities to climbers and providing information to climbers worldwide through the use of new technologies.
The American Alpine Club (AAC) has a position open for manager of the Grand Teton Climbers’ Ranch. The ranch is located within the boundaries of Grand Teton National Park in Moose, Wyoming, approximately 20 miles from the town of Jackson. The ranch manager is employed on a seasonal basis full-time from approximately May 15 through September 30. Housing is provided on the property as a benefit of the position, and the manager is required to live on the premises during the entire season. In general, the manager is required to assure that the ranch is at all times operated in compliance with the policies and procedures of the AAC and regulations of the National Park Service. Full details of the position can be read at americanalpineclub.org/p/jobs.
The Club also has an IT Support position open at their headquarters office in Golden, CO. The Club has dedicated itself to providing as many of the ample resources of the Library in digital format as possible, and this part-time position will support that goal. Full details of the position can be read at americanalpineclub.org/p/jobs.
About The American Alpine Club
The American Alpine Club provides knowledge and inspiration, conservation and advocacy, and logistical support for the climbing community. The AAC advocates for American climbers domestically and around the world; provides grants and volunteer opportunities to protect and conserve the places we climb; hosts local and national climbing festivals and events; publishes two of the world’s most sought-after climbing annuals, The American Alpine Journal and Accidents in North American Mountaineering; cares for the world’s leading climbing library and country’s leading mountaineering museum; manages the Grand Teton Climbers’ Ranch as part of a larger lodging network for climbers; and annually gives $80,000+ toward climbing, conservation, and research grants to adventurers who travel the world. Learn about additional programs and become a member at americanalpineclub.org. Join the AAC’s online community at facebook.com/americanalpineclub.
