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).

Minimum Requirements:

Bachelor's degree and two years' experience working in academia, or a community education setting. Master's degree preferred.

Ability to design, develop and implement community education programs, and manage execution in multiple locations. Ability to accurately forecast and track unit revenue and expenses. Experience in program budget management, and skilled at managing program expenses efficiently. Knowledge and experience with educational programs in a community or educational setting, preferably in the visual arts.

Concepts By Cash, Arts Management Division is currently looking for experienced art teachers in the disciplines of visual arts to work with elementary school age students in after schools programs in Baltimore City. Teachers should have a minimum of 3 years experience working with this age group and have great classroom management skills and a variety of projects in different mediums. Classes are held four days a week and will first of October, and salary is highly competitive.

DEADLINE: September 14, 2016 or until all positions are filled.

DEADLINE: 5:00 P.M. EDT, August 29, 2016

Are you a graphic designer who has created distinctive logos?

Are you a graphic designer who has developed smart, intuitive UX interfaces?

Are you a graphic designer who wants to put your signature on the City of Baltimore?

If you've answered "YES" to all three questions, we would like to meet you!

Station North Arts and Entertainment, Inc. (SNAE) seeks an energetic, motivated, and visionary executive director to lead SNAE at a pivotal moment in the Station North Arts District (District).

General purpose: The Assistant Director for Entrepreneurship infuses entrepreneurship and business skills as integral elements of education at MICA through programming, training, internal and external partnership building and resources development. A major vehicle that this position oversees is the annual UP/Start Venture Competition that includes the Pop Up & Pitch Day. The position has a formal nickname of Entrepreneurship Evangelist, which can be used on a business card.

The Franklin Institute (located in Philadelphia, PA), partnering with Education, Sports and Fun (ESF) Summer Camps, is seeking dedicated and energetic teachers to lead our pre-K through 7th grade summer camp classes. ESF Camps are award-willing, filled with the perfect blend of education, sports, and fun, and provide a safe and supportive environment where new experiences can be tried and individual achievement is encouraged.

Baltimore Youth Arts (BYA) is an artist-educator run, after school program that provides arts and job readiness programming to youth, with a focus on those involved in the juvenile justice system. Our mission is to assist young people in gaining the creative, personal, and educational skills that will enable them to become leaders in their communities. BYA uses the arts to engage youth with the goal of building long-lasting, mentoring relationships. We believe that the arts are a path towards social, emotional, and educational development.

30 hours/week

$22/hour

Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation seeks a Program Officer, Performing Arts who will foster the Foundation’s work in the creation and implementation of exemplary programs in the performing arts. The Program Officer, Performing Arts reports to the Deputy Director, Programs.