Chief Operations Officer: The Chief Operations Officer (COO) is a core member of the four‐part leadership team that includes the Chief Administrative Officer, the Chief Strategy Officer and Chief Curator.
]]>Job Title: Development Director
Classification: Full-time, Exempt
Reports to: Executive Director
Compensation: $60000-70000
]]>MUSEUM STUDIES FELLOW AT SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
The School of Design and the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences at South Dakota State University invite applications for a new Museum Studies Fellow for the spring and summer 2023. This fellowship initiative has been made possible thanks to combined funding from the FUNd for Museum Studies and the Elizabeth Firestone Graham Foundation.
South Dakota State University offers the only program in Museum Studies across the state. Founded in 2015, the Museum Studies at SDSU is a dynamic, robust, collaborative and interdisciplinary minor. It provides students with a solid background in the preservation and presentation of cultural materials and artifacts, as well as in communication, design, and management skills.
Our minor is shaped and delivered as an academic-professional partnership with five institutions in Brookings: the South Dakota Art Museum, the South Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum, the Children's Museum of South Dakota, McCrory Gardens, and SDSU's Archives and Special Collections at Hilton M. Briggs Library. The minor’s operations are managed within the School of Design, an interdisciplinary academic unit housing programs in Art Education, Studio Art, Graphic Design, Landscape Architecture, Architecture, Interior Design.
The Museum Studies Fellow will be a graduate student (Master’s or PhD) with a Museum Studies background or some experience in collecting institutions, for instance museums, library archives, public gardens, state or national parks, or historic sites.
The Fellow will be actively involved in our spring 2023 Introduction to Museum Studies course and in our Summer 2023 Internships. They will shadow the Instructor of Record, visit all the partner institutions, be involved in the class activities, share insights with our undergraduate students. The fellow will also be actively involved with our partner institutions here in Brookings throughout the fellowship.
During the spring semester, the Fellow will deliver a public lecture centered on their own exhibition record, career path, research, and/or relevant experiences in the field.
The Fellow will be required to submit a progress report periodically throughout the fellowship and a final report at the end of the fellowship period. The report will be detailing the activities completed throughout the duration of the project and the learning that occurred; it will provide insights on how this multi-layered mentoring model has contributed to the Fellow's professional growth.
The Fellow will receive a $19,046 all-inclusive stipend to travel and live in Brookings for seven months, from January 7 to August 7, 2023. We will assist in identifying housing options.
We are excited that our interdisciplinary vision is further expanding through partnership with three prestigious institutions in New York: the Brooklyn Museum; the National Park Services (Roosevelt and Vanderbilt homes in Hyde Park, NY); and the Brooklyn Children’s Museum. The fellow will be given an additional $2,000 stipend to travel to New York City to visit the museums of our out-of-state partners, talk with some of the staff, and catch a glimpse on connections between the fine arts, architecture, landscape architecture, industrial design in institutions, whose strengths complement those already present in Brookings.
A complete application package will include:
Please, email your application to Dr. Leda Cempellin, the Museum Studies Coordinator and Associate Director of the School of Design (Leda.Cempellin@sdstate.edu) by no later than September 20th, 2022. Finalists will be selected among the applicants for a Zoom interview during the month of October and the Fellow will be finalized by early November.
The H. Furlong Baldwin Library at the Maryland Center for History and Culture (MCHC) is offering a paid oral history internship for the fall semester. The internship format is flexible for in-person or hybrid work. The intern will gain a thorough understanding of the oral history life cycle, along with experience using the archival management system ArchivesSpace, digital asset management system (DAMS) ResourceSpace, and transcription software Trint. The intern’s work will be focused on transcript editing, research, metadata and finding aid cleanup.
]]>The Maryland Center for History and Culture (MCHC) seeks an intern to help digitally preserve and increase online access to Museum and Library collections through scanning and photography. Working closely with the Imaging Services Technician & Staff Photographer, as well as other members of the Museum and Library collection teams, the intern will capture images, attach metadata, research, and help make materials more accessible through MCHC’s Digital Collections portal.
]]>Love & ROAR! is a kaiju romantic comedy. Written as a love letter to the Japanese and American giant monster movies such as Godzilla, Ghidorah, King Kong & Gamera as well as the 90's and 2000's Rom-Com genre. This mashup will be an incredibly fun and heartwarming night of musical theater. Baltimore Rock Opera seeks multiple production positions for the show.
The show will take place over the first 3 weekends of November 2022 at a venue in downtown Baltimore.
]]>The show's Production Manager is ultimately responsible for ensuring that all physical and visual aspects of the show are designed and executed on schedule.
Applications Close:
September 9, 2022
Position Type: Short Term Show Position (starts August 1st Ends November 30th)
Department: Production
Compensation: Honorarium of $800-$1000 total for the entire show position. 50% is paid up front. 50% is paid upon conclusion of the duties.
Contact: production@baltimorerockopera.org
]]>MAP offers internships for upper-level college students, graduate students, and recent graduates. Fall, Spring, and Summer Internships are available. MAP hours: 11 am-4 pm, Monday - Saturday.
Interns are responsible for assisting MAP in a variety of ways, ranging from programming to administration, with opportunities for special projects depending on skills and professional interest. Intern duties include: performing research; assisting with gallery preparation and installation; photo/video documentation, coordinating events, gallery sitting, social media and community outreach.
]]>Management Associate Responsibilities Outline
Overview
The Baltimore Rock Opera Society's Management Associate is primarily responsible for assisting in the execution of all strategies, methods, and processes relating to the Administrative side of the company, particularly when the Managing Director is not available to execute in-person. The Management Associate will assist the Managing Director in building out the Finance/Administrative Department by overseeing the acquisition of resources (talent, money, suppliers, and venues).
]]>Rare opportunity to join the marketing team for one of the leading Children's Museums in the nation as a Digital Content Specialist. Join Port Discovery Children's Museum in downtown Baltimore and assist with marketing, communications and outreach in a fast-paced, rewarding environment. Help tell the story of how Port Discovery educates and enriches the lives of children and families by helping children learn through playing.
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