Long Beach Museum of Art

Would You Like to Be A Docent?

A Docent is a volunteer who provides educational services to the public for the Long Beach Museum Art.

A Docent is associated with the Docent Council at the Long Beach Museum of Art. Docents receive training to work with school children, adult tour groups, Museum visitors, families and college classes.

If you are interested in becoming a Docent, please provide the following information on the Docent trainee application below and submit.

Last Name:
First Name:
Street Address:
City:
State:
ZIP:
Daytime Phone:
Evening Phone:
Fax:
E-mail address:

How did you learn of the Docent Program at the Museum?

What motivated you to apply today? Please tell us what interests you about being a Docent.

I have experience with (please check all that apply and describe below):

	Teaching experience with children and/or adults
	Volunteer or professional experience with children or youth
	Public speaking experience
	Other Docent or Volunteer experience
	Describe your experience:

I have experience with or an interest in… (please check all that apply and describe below):

	Art
	History
	Decorative Arts
	Film
	Music
	Cooking
	Other interest
	Describe your interest(s):

Are you a member of the Long Beach Museum of Art? Yes: No:
(Membership in the Museum is required)

Do you have any special language skills, such as knowledge of other languages, signing, etc.? If so, please list the language(s)/abilities and your level of fluency below.

I prefer working with:

	Children
	Adolescents
	Adults
	Seniors
	Families
	Any age group, as needed

I am especially interested in:

	Gallery talks
	Children's Tours
	Art-making workshops
	Festivals
	Greeting visitors
	Outreach to the community/schools
	All of the above

Times that you have available to volunteer. Check all that apply.

	Mornings
	Afternoons
	Evenings
	Variable
	Weekdays
	Weekends
	Special events only

Have you ever been fingerprinted? Yes: No:

If yes, where are they on file?

Any other comments?

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