Single Carrot Theatre seeks a qualified CREW DRIVER for our upcoming production of Promenade: Baltimore!

This production does not take place in a theatre but rather on the streets around the city of Baltimore while the audience watches actors from a bus that drives a 12 mile round trip journey from Single Carrot Theatre. We are looking for a Crew Driver that is adaptive and flexible.

About the Promenade: Baltimore

Single Carrot Theatre seeks a qualified COSTUME DESIGNER & PROP DESIGNER for our upcoming production of Promenade: Baltimore

This production does not take place in a theatre but rather on the streets around the city of Baltimore while the audience watches actors from a bus that drives a 12 mile round trip journey from Single Carrot Theatre. We are looking for a Costume Designer & Prop Master that is adaptive and flexible.

About the Promenade: Baltimore

Single Carrot Theatre seeks a qualified STAGE MANAGER for our upcoming production of Promenade: Baltimore!

This production does not take place in a theatre but rather on the streets around the city of Baltimore while the audience watches actors from a bus that drives a 12 mile round trip journey from Single Carrot Theatre. We are looking for a Stage Manager that is adaptive and flexible.

About the Promenade: Baltimore

Single Carrot Theatre seeks Venue Managers for our upcoming production of A SHORT REUNION

Show Description:

To celebrate our epic 10th Season, we’ve commissioned playwrights from our past to write brand-new, never-before-seen shorts for SCT.

Shriver Hall Concert Series invites applications for the position of Operations Manager, available immediately.

JOB SUMMARY
Reporting to the Executive Director, the Operations Manager She/he is responsible for the efficient, smooth, and professional operation of Shriver Hall Concert Series, with duties in concert production, sales, customer service, publications, promotion, fundraising, and office administration.

Specific duties include, but are not limited to:

Production

Are you interested in delving into the world of entrepreneurship with a great idea? Then don’t miss this workshop with Rob Baruch on today, Monday, March 13 at 12-1 pm in Commons 318. Bring your questions and lunch, and spend free hour with us getting the inside scoop on how to avoid common problems and pitfalls on your entrepreneurial journey.

So, you've come up with a great idea and you're ready to launch your business. And you KNOW it's going to be a success!   However, you've never done this before, and there are some common mistakes and pitfalls first time entrepreneurs tend to encounter.  Want to avoid making those same mistakes yourself?  Then come to this workshop!  It can save you lots of time, effort, frustration and MONEY! You don't want to miss this one!

About Rob

Rob Baruch was the founder and former President and CEO of RABA Technologies, LLC . Rob has spent his career leading a great diversity of initiatives in information technology and engineering. He has strong technical and management experience in disciplines such as robotics, biomedical engineering, telecommunications, software methodologies, software product development, and management consulting. Rob holds a Master of Science in Computer Science from the Johns Hopkins University and received his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.

The Library is testing a new service allowing students to reserve Study Rooms. We've set aside 6 study rooms on the 3rd floor for this pilot program.  To reserve one, use this form or try the touchscreen kiosk near the 3rd floor elevators.

These are the rules we're starting with:

1. Reservations are limited to 3 hours per person or group each day.
2. Reservations can be made up to five days in advance.
3. Although the room is a more private space, please be mindful not to disturb others.
4. Clean up the room before you leave.
5. Reservations containing inappropriate language may be canceled without warning.

Let us know what you think!

Are you interested in delving into the world of entrepreneurship with a great idea? Then don’t miss this workshop with Rob Baruch on Monday, March 13 at 12-1 pm in Commons 318. Bring your questions and lunch, and spend free hour with us getting the inside scoop on how to avoid common problems and pitfalls on your entrepreneurial journey.

So, you've come up with a great idea and you're ready to launch your business. And you KNOW it's going to be a success!   However, you've never done this before, and there are some common mistakes and pitfalls first time entrepreneurs tend to encounter.  Want to avoid making those same mistakes yourself?  Then come to this workshop!  It can save you lots of time, effort, frustration and MONEY! You don't want to miss this one!

About Rob

Rob Baruch was the founder and former President and CEO of RABA Technologies, LLC . Rob has spent his career leading a great diversity of initiatives in information technology and engineering. He has strong technical and management experience in disciplines such as robotics, biomedical engineering, telecommunications, software methodologies, software product development, and management consulting. Rob holds a Master of Science in Computer Science from the Johns Hopkins University and received his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.

Creative Alliance lights up its best monumental lanterns for the Light City Lantern Parade on Friday, March 31!

We are looking for groups of volunteers to carry these AWESOME illuminated floats in our parade! Check-in for volunteers starts at 6:30pm at Rash Field, and we will walk through the crowd around the Inner Harbor. The parade ends at the corner of Eastern Avenue and President Street. The route is approximately 1 mile.