The Parks, Heritage, and Tourism Program Coordinator develops, implements, and manages programs that support state parks, cultural heritage, and tourism initiatives across Arkansas. The position coordinates stakeholders and ensures program success and compliance with state policies. It plans statewide programs related to parks, historic preservation, and tourism development; organizes public events, workshops, and outreach; and develops educational materials and interpretive content that promote awareness of Arkansas’s natural and cultural heritage. The position monitors program effectiveness, visitor trends, economic impact, and performance data; recommends improvements; tracks project progress and expenditures; and maintains program, budget, and partnership records. It prepares reports, presentations, and policy recommendations for department leadership and ensures compliance with applicable state and federal regulations. The supplied description also states that the role leads educational programming, tours, outreach, and events for students, educators, families, and adults. It includes developing historically accurate content and K–12 materials, providing teacher professional development, cultivating school and community partnerships, supervising education staff, coordinating volunteers and contracted presenters, overseeing a children’s exhibit and museum classroom, leading educational components of Juneteenth in Da Rock, monitoring budgets, evaluating programs through feedback, and supporting grant writing, promotion, and community engagement.
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