Join the PAC• MoCA L.I. team!
Seeking outgoing, organized, self-starter interested in art education, exhibitions, arts experiences, and arts non-profit administration to join the PAC• MoCA L.I. team. Involves working directly with artists, galleries, arts organizations, community organizations, and educators to facilitate programs supported by local, regional and national funding including the U.S Department of Education. Our ideal PEACE Project Manager has a resume that reflects dedication to their past positions and has an interest in becoming part of our growing organization!
PEACE Project Manager, will be mainly responsible for the day-to-day supervision of a US Department of Education Assistance in Arts Education project. This person will work with the Project Director, Assistant Director, Education Specialist, and Curriculum Director, and other team members to manage logistics for professional development, student engagement, resource coordination, and network communications. They will work closely with media consultants to ensure that resources and materials are documented and reflected in digital form on the website and that web communications are moderated effectively.
Very strong organizational skills, comprehensive knowledge of Microsoft suite, Google drive, and Adobe required.
Strong communication skills required. Experience in education and interest in arts education strongly recommended.
Job Responsibilities:
Work along side fellow PAC • MoCA L.I. staff, contractors, educators and community partners in the day-to-day management of an arts integration / education program.
Qualifications and Skills:
- Experience and interest in the Arts, Arts Education and Arts Integration
- Understanding of educational content and curriculum
- Ability to work under pressure and manage multiple priorities simultaneously
- Proficiency in the Microsoft Office Suite, particularly Excel, and Google Drive required
- Self-starter, decision maker and problem solver that can prioritize and use time efficiently
- Enjoy networking, community building, and making an impact through the arts!
Organizational Values and Culture:
We value creativity, community and equity in our service to the community and of our team members.
Our staff, volunteers, and interns work collaboratively with the arts and non-arts community to strengthen the arts landscape of L.I.
Details of this position:
$25 per hour
20- 25 hours per week
Partially remote (1-2 days a week in office) Flexible but consistent and dependable availability needed
Some weekends and evenings are required as needed for special events, receptions, and aspects of special projects. All events are planned with great notice.
To apply, interested candidates should submit a cover letter and resume to info@patchoguearts.org and reference Special Project Manager in the subject line.
Only candidates selected for interviews will be contacted. No phone calls or drop ins, please.