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Leaving a living legacy: Virginia Couse Leavitt
We invite you to read about CSHS co-founder Ginnie Leavitt, who passed from this life on November 26.
 

- See or download an electronic copy of our print Legacy newsletter, Fall 2024

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See our list of donors to the Site from September 2023 through August 2024

We have a new brochure
Learn more about our national treasure by requesting a free copy of our new brochure—and some to give to your friends. Click the button to enter your information, or email us at info@couse-sharp.org
- See or download an electronic copy of our site brochure
- Request a hard copy

COUSE-SHARP HISTORIC SITE is looking for the right candidate
to be our ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE MANAGER

A rare opportunity to join a “small but mighty” team of museum and nonprofit professionals! At CSHS, we work hard, have fun, share lunches, and celebrate our many successes as we serve the Taos community and beyond.

The primary goal of the AFM is to ensure that the day-to-day business and financial operations of the organization run effectively, efficiently, and align with best practices of nonprofit organization management. Under the supervision of the Director of Operations and Communication, the AFM works with the senior leadership team in strategic decision-making and operations, and spearheads finance, business planning and budgeting, human resources, general administration, systems and process documentation and improvement, and eventually information technology systems. The AFM will participate in fundraising activities, special events, program outreach, board meetings, committee meetings, and other support as necessary.

For more information, download the full job description and qualifications here.
 


- See or download a copy of our electronic Notes & News, Summer 2024

- See or download a copy of our electronic Notes & News, Spring 2024

 

Statement of Purpose
Through its archives, collections, and programming, the Couse-Sharp Historic Site preserves and interprets Taos’ crossroads of cultures, promoting and facilitating research, education, and new perspectives on the Taos Society of Artists, early artists of Taos, and regional and Indigenous communities in relation to the greater story of the multicultural American West.