Ideal start date for Intern: Immediately 

Hours (per week): 8 - 24 

Length of Internship: Sept – Dec (one semester) 

For Credit (requires 120 hours in a semester): Please specific in cover letter 

Compensation: $50/week for 10 weeks

Job Description/Intern Duties: 

The Workshops internship is an opportunity to learn about arts education and programming design while providing valuable support to the Visual Arts Curator. The selected applicant will work closely with full-time staff, resident artists, community-based artists, craftspeople, and instructors on the design, scheduling, and implementation of creative as well as professional development workshops. Candidates should be willing to tackle different tasks each day, both in tandem with the Visual Arts Curator, or other full-time staff, and independently based on the needs of the project at hand. 

Ongoing responsibilities include: 

• • Research and assemble information on current and potential workshop instructors 
• • Assist in design of workshop structures with instructors 
• • Assist the full-time staff and instructors with workshop preparation and facilitation when necessary 
• • Manage workshop schedule 
• • Act as an information liaison between Creative Alliance and general public during selected high-profile workshop events 

Through these activities he/she/they will assist in the creation of marketing material, web content, and social media postings related to scheduled workshops. Interns will leave having had a wealth of experience in every aspect of arts education program development and design. Additionally, she/he will make a significant contribution to the Creative Alliance’s Visual Arts Department.

Preferred Majors or Areas of Study: 

Art Education, Arts Management, Communications, Marketing, Curatorial Practice

Special Requirements: 

Candidates must have working knowledge of Office programs; knowledge of Adobe Illustrator, In-Design, and Photoshop is preferred; knowledge of social media platforms such as Instagram 

and Facebook; ability to perform physical labor (lift and sustain 50 lbs, ability to stand on your feet for two hours at a time, etc.) while closely following instructions; ability to write and edit with attention to grammar and spelling; good, conversational phone manners; self-driven, positive attitude; the intern will be expected to work some Friday and Saturday evening workshops (typically ending by 8pm).

Other Important Information: 

This internship will specifically focus on helping to develop and promote art-based workshops. Interns will also have the opportunity to work with teaching artists. Clerical work, including database entry and research, occasional set-up and takedown of events, and some marketing work is involved. Transportation is a plus, but not a requirement.

To Apply: 

Send cover letter and resume to thomas@creativealliance.org 

Ideal start date for Intern: Immediately 

Hours (per week): 8 - 24 

Length of Internship: Sept – Dec (one semester) 

For Credit (requires 120 hours in a semester): Please specific in cover letter 

Compensation: $50/week for 10 weeks

Job Description/Intern Duties: 

The Exhibitions internship is an opportunity to learn about exhibition design and related programming while providing valuable support to the Visual Arts Curator. The selected applicant will work closely with full-time staff on the presentation of artists in the Creative Alliance’s two galleries. Candidates should be willing to tackle different tasks each day, both in tandem with the Visual Arts Curator, or with other full-time staff, and independently based on the needs of the project.

Ongoing responsibilities include: 

• • Organize information regarding exhibiting artists (biographies, images, artist statements, label information, etc.) 
• • Assist the full-time staff and exhibiting artists with installation and deinstallation of artwork 
• • Manage receptions for artists 
• • Act as an information liaison between the galleries and general public during selected high-profile special events 

Through these activities he/she/they will assist in the creation of marketing material (press releases, show cards, information packets, etc.), web content, social media postings, and help develop related programming, such as gallery talks or workshops relating to the theme or content of each exhibition. Interns will participate in every aspect of exhibition development and design. She/he will have the opportunity to make a significant contribution to the Creative Alliance’s Visual Arts Department.

Preferred Majors or Areas of Study: 

Studio Art, Art History, Arts Management, Curatorial Practice, Art Education, Marketing, Communications

Special Requirements:

Candidates must have working knowledge of Office programs; knowledge of Adobe Illustrator, In-Design, and Photoshop is preferred; knowledge of social media platforms such as Instagram and Facebook; ability to perform physical labor (lift and sustain 50 lbs, accurately hammer a nail, carefully paint walls and pedestals, etc.) while closely following instructions; ability to write and edit with attention to grammar and spelling; good, conversational phone manners; self-driven, positive attitude; the intern will be expected to work some Friday and Saturday evening receptions (typically ending by 8pm). 

Other Important Information: 

This internship will specifically focus on exhibitions and working with artists. Clerical work, including the production of labels, database entry and research, and some marketing (getting fliers distributed and posting on different social media platforms) work is involved. Transportation is a plus, but not a requirement. 

To Apply: 

Send cover letter and resume to thomas@creativealliance.org 

Job Title: Language Arts Academic Teacher
Grade levels available: K-8th grade
Classification: Part-Time, Non-Exempt
Reports to: OST Site Director
Compensation: $30/hour
Location: Tench Tilghman E/M School. 600 N Patterson Park Ave
Dates: Oct 15- June 20 except 1st Monday of the month; Professional development and trainings TBD
Schedule: Mondays & Wednesdays | 2:40-5:20PM

Job Title: Math Academic Teacher
Grade levels available: K-8th grade
Classification: Part-Time, Non-Exempt
Reports to: OST Site Director
Compensation: $30/hour
Location: Tench Tilghman E/M School. 600 N Patterson Park Ave
Dates: Oct 15- June 20 except 1st Monday of the month; Professional development and trainings TBD
Schedule: Tuesdays & Thursdays | 2:40-5:20PM

The nonprofit Chesapeake Shakespeare Company is a dynamic theatre of the classics with a strong education mission and exciting stories to tell.

We are seeking outgoing, friendly bartenders to join our team. Candidates should be able to serve patrons quickly and effectively while providing excellent customer service.

• Materials kept in lockers and locker keys are the responsibility of the user. The library takes no responsibility for material lost, stolen or damaged while stored in lockers.
• Food and drink may not be stored in lockers.
• Please make sure you’ve checked out any Library books you’d like to store in your locker.

Scholarships for students who demonstrate a strong interest in entrepreneurship are now available through the Alex. Brown Center for Entrepreneurship for the 2018/19 academic year.

The Joseph and Frieda Faiman Eisenberg/VPC Endowed Scholarship is available for UMBC undergraduate students and the deadline for applying is September 28, 2018.

The PNC Scholars/Fellows Program is available for UMBC graduate and undergraduate students and awards can be applied as academic scholarships or “seed funding” for an entrepreneurial venture.  Deadline for applying is October 26, 2018.

Don’t miss out on these valuable opportunities – apply today!

JOSEPH AND FRIEDA FAIMAN EISENBERG/ VPC ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

The Joseph and Frieda Faiman Eisenberg/VPC Endowed Scholarship provides a $500 scholarship award to an outstanding UMBC undergraduate interested in becoming an entrepreneur. The scholarship will be awarded for the 2018-2019 academic year.  

CRITERIA:

• Be a full-time degree-seeking student in good standing at UMBC

• Submit a personal statement about their interest in entrepreneurship

• Submit a resume

• Demonstrate an interest in becoming an entrepreneur 

• Have a minimum of a 3.0 grade point average

Submit application via email to:

Vivian Armor, Director

UMBC Alex. Brown Center for Entrepreneurship

armor@umbc.edu

Sherman Bldg, Room 477

APPLY HERE

PNC SCHOLARS/FELLOWS PROGRAM

The PNC Scholars/Fellows Program provides awards up to $3,000 to outstanding UMBC students interested in becoming an entrepreneur. The scholarship will be awarded for the 2018 - 2019 academic year. The awards will be used as academic scholarships (up to $1,000), or as “seed funding” (up to $2,000) to launch new ventures or community based social entrepreneurship projects.  

CRITERIA:

• Submit a 1-2 page personal statement about their interest in entrepreneurship.  The statement should:
  
  
• Describe the impact an academic scholarship will have on their future as an entrepreneur or social innovator or

• Describe how the award money will be used as “seed funding” to launch a new venture, or “seed funding” to launch a community based social entrepreneurship project.  Submit a preliminary budget outlining anticipated expenses.

• Submit an updated resume

• Have a minimum GPA of 3.0 

Apply via email by October 26, 2018 to:

Vivian Armor, Director

UMBC Alex. Brown Center for Entrepreneurship

armor@umbc.edu

SHERMAN BLDG, ROOM 477

APPLY HERE

Baltimore Center Stage (LORT B) is accepting applicants for the position of Video/Audio Technician. The Video/Audio Technician provides technical support for both projections and audio for rentals and events in the building. The Technician will also provide support for productions that have projections in our theater spaces including possible show operation duties. Other duties include updating inventory, maintenance, and proper storage of all the Multimedia equipment in both performance and event spaces at Baltimore Center Stage.

The Baltimore Shakespeare Factory is pleased to announce auditions for our 2018/19 educational shows, Shakespeare’s Macbeth and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The shows are shortened and arranged for three actors to rehearse and perform in rep.

Auditions will be held Monday September 24th and Thursday September 27th from 5pm-8pm.

No teaching experience is necessary. Familiarity with classical texts is preferred. Access to reliable transportation and daytime availability are required.

Where Auditions Will Be Held:

St. Mary’s Outreach Center