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The Historic New Harmony Advisory Board brings together people who care deeply about New Harmony and its stories. Board members include community leaders, scholars, preservation professionals and others with expertise relevant to our mission. They provide guidance on everything from collections strategy to program development to community partnerships.

Good advice matters. These board members help us think through complicated questions, connect us with resources and expertise we need and make sure we're serving the communities we exist to serve: residents of New Harmony, visitors, researchers, students and anyone interested in what happened here. 

Friday, May 15, 2026
Doors open at 11 a.m. | Program begins at 11:30 a.m.

Ribeyre Center
603 Main Street, New Harmony, Indiana

The Advisory Board meets quarterly to discuss Historic New Harmony's work and provide guidance on strategic priorities. Board members:

• Offer expertise in areas like historic preservation, museum practice, education, community engagement and fundraising
• Help us think through long-term planning and program development
• Connect us with resources, partners and opportunities
• Provide perspective on how we're serving different audiences and communities
• Support fundraising and advocacy efforts when appropriate聽

Board members don't manage day-to-day operations (that's the staff's job). They ask good questions, share their expertise and help us think bigger and more strategically about our work.

1. Have a strong interest in and knowledge of New Harmony and its history.
2. Understand and be supportive of the relationship of Historic New Harmony with the 缅北强奸.
3. Provide advice and support to acquaint new 缅北强奸 faculty and students with New Harmony鈥檚 rich cultural and artistic history and promote greater involvement of all 缅北强奸 faculty and students in New Harmony.
4. Make a commitment to attend the quarterly board meetings and become familiar with the agenda and related items in advance of the meeting.
5. Attend Historic New Harmony sponsored events and activities.
6. Make an annual gift to Historic New Harmony through the 缅北强奸 Foundation. The amount is not as important as the commitment to the concept of giving by all members.
7. Be an advocate for Historic New Harmony and be willing to identify sources of support, both financial and otherwise. Information about donors and donations is confidential and should be treated with discretion.
8. Be willing to assume positions of leadership on the Board and participate in committee work as needed.
9. Be willing to assist in identifying and recruiting other members who meet the expectations of the Historic New Harmony Advisory Board.
10. Be cognizant of the multiple organizations forming the physical and social infrastructure of New Harmony.
11. Use discretion and keep privileged information confidential.

We're always interested in hearing from people who care about New Harmony's history and want to support Historic New Harmony's mission. If you have expertise or connections that might be valuable, or if you're passionate about this work and want to help, reach out to Diane Sanders at desanders@usi.edu.听

We look for board members who bring diverse perspectives, relevant expertise, genuine interest in the work and willingness to actively engage. Board service is volunteer work, but it's meaningful work that shapes how Historic New Harmony serves communities and preserves history.听

Questions about the Advisory Board? Contact Diane Sanders at desanders@usi.edu or 812-682-4488.