Habimah Arts Camp is a multi-disciplinary camp giving kids in grades 1-8 exposure and skill-building in both visual and performing arts from expert instructors from Baltimore’s leading arts organizations . The program incorporates swimming, outdoor time, and fieldtrips. Campers will have a final showcase of what they've learned on the final Friday of each 2-week session.

Ideal senior counselor candidates will have the following:

 Several years of experience as camp counselors or other related experience with children ages 6-13

The Baltimore Museum of Industry seeks an Assistant Director to serve as an integral member of the BMI’s senior management team, participating in long-range planning and providing overall management of the museum. The Assistant Director supports the Executive Director in efforts to ensure long-term financial stability, expand creative capacity, and enhance overall institutional reputation. In the absence of the Executive Director, the Assistant Director is charged with day-to-day leadership decisions.

Intern: Summer Arts and Learning Academy Planning Intern

Reports to: Chief Operating Officer

Summary

Dance & Bmore is looking to hire​ experienced teaching artists for our diverse range of Programs: FazaFam (Family program), Forever Fit & Fun (Elders Program) and Dance & Bmore (After School Program).

Dance & Bmore utilizes a variety of disciplines including dance, percussion, theater, and sining. Teaching artists with experience in more than one discipline are encouraged to apply. Part- time, paid positions available.

Ideal candidates are:

- Energetic and enthusiastic

- Great collaborators

- Professional

- Punctual

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Art Seminar Group (ASG) is a private non-profit organization devoted solely to the study of art. Founded in 1956, ASG is based in Baltimore and has approximately 350 members. Our members are men and women who are knowledgeable about art and include art historians, museum directors, trustees and docents, and collectors; work in many fields including medicine, law, education, social work, business and the arts; and are engaged philanthropically and civically in the Baltimore region.

As UMBC winds down from the Alex. Brown Center’s Idea Competition, we’re hard at work preparing for an exciting Spring semester full of enriching events—especially the annual Cangialosi Business Innovation Competition (CBIC). 

The deadline for applications is March 8, 2017 at 5 pm sharp. 

The CBIC is designed for entrepreneurial students attending UMBC who know they want to start a company, or perhaps already have, and are seeking funding. This competition was designed for you! If you’re ready to start living your dream, click below to start applying today! 

Register Here 

What is the CBIC?
The CBIC is an opportunity for UMBC students who are serious about starting a business.

Who Should Participate?
Any UMBC student (full or part time, graduate or undergraduate) with a dream of launching their own business soon.

Why Participate?
The CIBC will give you "real world" experience.  You'll be paired with a business mentor and you'll get helpful feedback and guidance.  You'll also get connected to the local entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Winners also get: 

·         Free legal services

·         Accounting advice

·         Membership at the award winning Betamore campus in Federal Hill

·         Fundraising advice and Pitch practice with members of Betamore Angels. 

1ST PRIZE = $3,000

2ND PRIZE = $2,000

3RD PRIZE = $1,000 

Additional $2,000 available after 6 months. 

BALTIMORE OFFICE OF PROMOTION & THE ARTS

Corporate Sponsorship Specialist

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BALTIMORE OFFICE OF PROMOTION & THE ARTS (BOPA)

Foundation and Government Grants Specialist

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