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Executive director of Dauphin County historical society to retire

By Heather Stauffer
 December 07. 2012 11:00AM - Last modified: December 07. 2012 11:57AM

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The Historical Society of Dauphin County has begun the search for a new executive director after Kathryn McCorkle's recent official announcement that she plans to retire.
The Rev. David Biser, posing as John Harris Jr., congratulates Historical Society of Dauphin County Executive Director Kathryn McCorkle, who has announced her retirement. Biser is a HSDC board member and a pastor at Crosspoint United Methodist Church. Photo/Submitted


McCorkle, who informed the HSDC board of her intentions in September, has been the society’s executive director since 2005. She anticipates stepping down in February or March, depending on when her successor is hired.

Prior to joining HSDC, McCorkle served as CEO of YWCA of Greater Harrisburg from 1998 to 2004, and also worked as an administrator and teacher at the Harrisburg Academy for 13 years.

HSDC’s trustees have posted a listing of the position, which includes overseeing the nonprofit’s three main programs: The John Harris-Simon Cameron Mansion, the Alexander Family Research Library and the society’s archives.

 


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