POSITION OVERVIEW
The Marketing and Media Relations Manager works closely with the Director of Marketing to create and implement strategies to sell, market, promote and publicize the theatre, the season and individual shows.
The Marketing and Media Relations Manager puts big picture goals into motion during the day-to-day by guiding others members of the Marketing team. This person is a storyteller who is able to think outside of the box to create different ideas and strategies to meet goals and solve problems.
]]>GOT IDEAS? LET’S HEAR THEM! Share them with us and you might win $750! Keep reading to learn how your brilliant idea can win you some cash!
The UMBC Idea competition is designed to challenge you to think about problems and opportunities all around us. If UMBC is one of the most innovative schools in the nation, then UMBC students are just the kind of innovators that can really change the world. This is your chance to make it happen.
Simply answer a handful of general questions regarding your idea on the entry form (video pitches are allowed, just link your video to your form). The top entries will be judged by a panel of professionals and alumni, along with a crowd of students on November 17, 2016, at the final competition in the Commons Sports Zone .
Cash prizes are:
1st prize $750
2nd Prize $500
3rd Prize $250
Best Pitch $250
How to Enter
To enter the competition, complete the UMBC Idea Competition Entry Form, which asks you to describe a problem or opportunity, and describe your idea for addressing it. Submission forms will be limited to one page, so you will need to articulate the problem you have identified and your idea succinctly. You will also be allowed to post a video to YouTube in which you can personally pitch your idea to the campus. The videos are not required, but they are encouraged as an effective way to communicate ideas to the review committee. YouTube videos are limited to 60 seconds and creativity is encouraged. Videos longer than 60 seconds will not be considered by the judges.
For a full list of the rules, visit http://entrepreneurship.umbc.edu/competitions/umbcs-idea-competition/
Best of luck!
Please apply by 10/28/16
15hrs/week @ $20/hour Starting mid November
Responsibilities
]]>GOT IDEAS? LET’S HEAR THEM! Share them with us and you might win $750! Keep reading to learn how your brilliant idea can win you some cash!
The UMBC Idea competition is designed to challenge you to think about problems and opportunities all around us. If UMBC is one of the most innovative schools in the nation, then UMBC students are just the kind of innovators that can really change the world. This is your chance to make it happen.
Simply answer a handful of general questions regarding your idea on the entry form (video pitches are allowed, just link your video to your form). The top entries will be judged by a panel of professionals and alumni, along with a crowd of students on November 17, 2016, at the final competition in the Commons Sports Zone .
Cash prizes are:
1st prize $750
2nd Prize $500
3rd Prize $250
Best Pitch $250
How to Enter
To enter the competition, complete the UMBC Idea Competition Entry Form, which asks you to describe a problem or opportunity, and describe your idea for addressing it. Submission forms will be limited to one page, so you will need to articulate the problem you have identified and your idea succinctly. You will also be allowed to post a video to YouTube in which you can personally pitch your idea to the campus. The videos are not required, but they are encouraged as an effective way to communicate ideas to the review committee. YouTube videos are limited to 60 seconds and creativity is encouraged. Videos longer than 60 seconds will not be considered by the judges.
For a full list of the rules, visit http://entrepreneurship.umbc.edu/competitions/umbcs-idea-competition/
Best of luck!
Please apply by 10/28/16
Position is temporary, 2hrs/week for 10 weeks @ $20/hour.
Class may be extended based on youth feedback and program budget.
Responsibilities
]]>The Maryland Department of Commerce is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Program Director for Community Arts Development, Arts & Entertainment Districts and Individual Artist Awards Program within its Division of Tourism, Film and the Arts, Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC).
]]>Position Description
Position: Director of Development, Orchkids
Department: Orchkids/Development
Reports to: Executive Director of Orchkids and Vice President of Development
Classification: Exempt
Position Profile
]]>GOT IDEAS? LET’S HEAR THEM! Share them with us and you might win $750! Keep reading to learn how your brilliant idea can win you some cash!
The UMBC Idea competition is designed to challenge you to think about problems and opportunities all around us. If UMBC is one of the most innovative schools in the nation, then UMBC students are just the kind of innovators that can really change the world. This is your chance to make it happen.
Simply answer a handful of general questions regarding your idea on the entry form (video pitches are allowed, just link your video to your form). The top entries will be judged by a panel of professionals and alumni, along with a crowd of students on November 17, 2016, at the final competition in the Commons Sports Zone .
Cash prizes are:
1st prize $750
2nd Prize $500
3rd Prize $250
Best Pitch $250
How to Enter
To enter the competition, complete the UMBC Idea Competition Entry Form, which asks you to describe a problem or opportunity, and describe your idea for addressing it. Submission forms will be limited to one page, so you will need to articulate the problem you have identified and your idea succinctly. You will also be allowed to post a video to YouTube in which you can personally pitch your idea to the campus. The videos are not required, but they are encouraged as an effective way to communicate ideas to the review committee. YouTube videos are limited to 60 seconds and creativity is encouraged. Videos longer than 60 seconds will not be considered by the judges.
For a full list of the rules, visit http://entrepreneurship.umbc.edu/competitions/umbcs-idea-competition/
Best of luck!
BYA is currently hiring for Winter, and Spring quarters. We are seeking facilitators for visual, writing, and performance classes at one or more of our four teaching sites (the Baltimore City Juvenile Justice Center, The BYA Community Studio, Thomas JS Waxter Children's Center, and the Lillian S. Jones Recreation Center). We are interested in building our community of artists to expand program offerings and engage youth with varied interests.
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