Art education interns will work with the Arts Education Coordinator and other educational staff, to support a variety of programs and events of the Living Arts and Science Center. Duties will vary but may include researching and preparing activities and materials for outreach programs, classes and special events; leading hands-on art activities and representing the center at events around town; assisting or teaching in select classes or early care or aftercare programs; supervising open-studio sessions; organizing and maintaining classroom spaces and supplies; soliciting donations of class supplies; producing class rosters and performing other filing and data-entry tasks; and communicating with teachers, students, parents, and partner organizations. Applicants should be creative problem solvers who are excited about teaching and learning. In addition, they should be interested in teaching and sharing with children, be organized, flexible, and able to work independently and prioritize multiple time sensitive tasks.

Interns must be able to work in a collaborative atmosphere, and have good email, phone and interpersonal communication skills. A background in visual arts and/or performing arts, art administration, and/or K12 education is required. This internship is unpaid.