CT Office of the Arts Seeks 2 Interns

 
Recognizing the need to provide hands-on, practical work experience not typically available to students and emerging professionals in the traditional academic setting, the Connecticut Office of the Arts has established an unpaid internship program. This program may be used by qualified students to obtain academic credit from their institution, but is also open to professional-track applicants not currently enrolled in an academic institution. Connecticut Office of the Arts interns also get the opportunity to complete an Arts Workforce Entry internship project that can also be used as a capstone or research project to help fulfill the academic requirement at your school or university and/or is great to have in your professional portfolio!
Connecticut Office of the Arts is currently seeking to fill the two following internship positions:
ARTS EDUCATION INTERN
Responsibilities: Research, organization, planning, data collection, various aspects of grant making, field development (building connections between and among schools and arts/cultural organizations), and many more exciting projects!
Requirement: Must demonstrate an interest in the field of arts in education and/or arts administration.
SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING INTERN
Responsibilities: Updates to Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages, news and announcements, perform research to find articles, stories, resources and other relevant content, develop relevant content (video, photos, etc.), organize COA’s YouTube Channel, and help to increase social media interaction, presence and followers.
Requirement: Must demonstrate an interest in the field of arts and/or communications.
For more information about internship opportunities, please contact Adriane Jefferson.