National Guild for Community Arts Education
Photography & Digital Arts Program Coordinator
National Guild for Community Arts Education, Rochester, New York, United States,
Flower City Arts Center is a community-based not-for-profit organization that educates, encourages, and inspires all people to create and enjoy the visual arts, design, and media. We embrace the fact that the arts elevate humanity, are naturally therapeutic, and provide tools for expression in the language of the heart, in a world that needs healing. Flower City Arts Center strives to create social change through arts, education, and creative entrepreneurship. We provide high-quality programs to the most in-need people in our community and emphasize “Arts for All”.Job Summary
The Program Coordinator maintains programs in Photography & Digital Arts with an eye on curriculum, outcomes, impact, and expansion.FCAC currently runs a 24-session afterschool photography program called Studio 678 which is entering its 27th year. In the fall of 2024, we are beginning our pilot year for High School Photo Club (working title) which allows us to keep graduates of the 678 program engaged and growing.We are working to add:Media Team program to further engage HS students and help them gain more skills in photography and video with an emphasis on practical work experience, career development, and college readiness.Programming to engage seniors, veterans, and other underserved populations
Responsibilities
Maintain Studio 678 program and High School Photo ClubRecruit, interview, select, train, and manage instructors, teacher advisors, and program volunteersManage program assistants and delegate tasksCommunicate and correspond with parents and families as neededArrange transportation, exhibition space, food, and book productionCoordinate the overall schedule of programs and build curriculumTrack spending and budgetsWrite and produce the annual newsletterTrack data, contribute to, and support final reportingDevelop new programming for K-12 and adultsDevelop, implement, and track budgets, curriculum, and outcomesRecruit, interview, select, train, and manage program staff and volunteersDaily office tasks as neededAnswer phone/emailsClass RegistrationSchedule and assist facility usersProcess memberships and gift certificate purchasesCustomer service and facility toursSet up classrooms and assist teachersTroubleshoot student or teacher issuesOther duties as assigned
Job Qualifications & Requirements
Required Qualifications:Minimum of 3 years of experience managing non-profit programsSupervisory experienceBasic computer skills, Microsoft Office and Google SuiteExcellent written and verbal communication skillsExperience effectively engaging and working with youth and other studentsAbility to work collaboratively, establish strong, connected relationships, as a part of a creative community, and effectively communicate with youth and adult students, leadership, community partners, teaching artists, and team membersCreative and critical thinking, walks with integrity, cares about quality, and loves this workPreferred Qualifications:Bachelor’s degree or above in Education, Human Services, or related fieldKnowledge and interest in the fields of photography and visual artsProven ability in building programs for youth and or adults based in visual arts or related; coordination of youth programs with positive outcomesHours:
Full-time (35-40 hours per week)Pay Range:
$21 - $24/hr based on experienceBenefits:
The Flower City Arts Center creates an open and collaborative work environment with a variety of benefits, including flexible schedules, vacation days, sick leave, holidays, class enrollment, free parking, available health, dental, and vision insurance plan choices, art center membership, and engagement in events, exhibits, and art openings.
Other Information
Flower City Arts Center is an equal opportunity employer. We care about diversity, equity, accessibility, and justice and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We do not discriminate based on race, ethnicity, national origin, gender identification, sexual orientation, religion, size, disability, age or any other protected class.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit a cover letter and resume outlining qualifications and experience to
Juliana Muniz at jmuniz@flowercityarts.org by August 23, 2024 ; please include three professional references and a LinkedIn profile, if applicable.
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The Program Coordinator maintains programs in Photography & Digital Arts with an eye on curriculum, outcomes, impact, and expansion.FCAC currently runs a 24-session afterschool photography program called Studio 678 which is entering its 27th year. In the fall of 2024, we are beginning our pilot year for High School Photo Club (working title) which allows us to keep graduates of the 678 program engaged and growing.We are working to add:Media Team program to further engage HS students and help them gain more skills in photography and video with an emphasis on practical work experience, career development, and college readiness.Programming to engage seniors, veterans, and other underserved populations
Responsibilities
Maintain Studio 678 program and High School Photo ClubRecruit, interview, select, train, and manage instructors, teacher advisors, and program volunteersManage program assistants and delegate tasksCommunicate and correspond with parents and families as neededArrange transportation, exhibition space, food, and book productionCoordinate the overall schedule of programs and build curriculumTrack spending and budgetsWrite and produce the annual newsletterTrack data, contribute to, and support final reportingDevelop new programming for K-12 and adultsDevelop, implement, and track budgets, curriculum, and outcomesRecruit, interview, select, train, and manage program staff and volunteersDaily office tasks as neededAnswer phone/emailsClass RegistrationSchedule and assist facility usersProcess memberships and gift certificate purchasesCustomer service and facility toursSet up classrooms and assist teachersTroubleshoot student or teacher issuesOther duties as assigned
Job Qualifications & Requirements
Required Qualifications:Minimum of 3 years of experience managing non-profit programsSupervisory experienceBasic computer skills, Microsoft Office and Google SuiteExcellent written and verbal communication skillsExperience effectively engaging and working with youth and other studentsAbility to work collaboratively, establish strong, connected relationships, as a part of a creative community, and effectively communicate with youth and adult students, leadership, community partners, teaching artists, and team membersCreative and critical thinking, walks with integrity, cares about quality, and loves this workPreferred Qualifications:Bachelor’s degree or above in Education, Human Services, or related fieldKnowledge and interest in the fields of photography and visual artsProven ability in building programs for youth and or adults based in visual arts or related; coordination of youth programs with positive outcomesHours:
Full-time (35-40 hours per week)Pay Range:
$21 - $24/hr based on experienceBenefits:
The Flower City Arts Center creates an open and collaborative work environment with a variety of benefits, including flexible schedules, vacation days, sick leave, holidays, class enrollment, free parking, available health, dental, and vision insurance plan choices, art center membership, and engagement in events, exhibits, and art openings.
Other Information
Flower City Arts Center is an equal opportunity employer. We care about diversity, equity, accessibility, and justice and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We do not discriminate based on race, ethnicity, national origin, gender identification, sexual orientation, religion, size, disability, age or any other protected class.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit a cover letter and resume outlining qualifications and experience to
Juliana Muniz at jmuniz@flowercityarts.org by August 23, 2024 ; please include three professional references and a LinkedIn profile, if applicable.
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