Kennedy Center Arts Management Institute Fellowship
Informative session - Arts Management Fellowship program
The Kennedy Center Arts Management Institute, KCAMI Fellowship alumna Kim Cook, and the Philadelphia office of Nonprofit Finance Fund, invite you to an informative session about the 2010-2011 Arts Management Fellowship program.
The Kennedy Center Arts Management Institute Fellowship provides a unique opportunity for 10 mid-career arts managers to receive academic training and practical work experience at the Kennedy Center. Fellows study with senior staff in weekly seminars (strategic planning, development, finance, and marketing), and complement that study with practical work rotations in three departments. Please visit the Arts Management Institute Web site for more information.
The full-time program begins in September 2010 and runs through May 2011. A $20,000 stipend and health insurance reimbursement are provided.
Please RSVP to Kim Cook at kim.cook@nffusa.org/215-546-9426
Grant Writing Workshop "Writing for $ and Program Evaluation"
Writing For $ and Program Evaluation
Wednesday, May 12th 9:30AM – 1:30 PM
Tuckerton Seaport, 120 West Main Street, Tuckerton NJ
SJCA presents a second grant-writing workshop facilitated by Les Loysen of Partnership in Philanthropy. This half-day seminar will include:
· A Reality Check - The outlook for Grants in 2010 / 2011
· What motivates funders?
· Telling our story in terms that turns on the funder - Making our case!
· What do we mean by Program Evaluation - What does the funder mean?
· Outcomes vs. Output
Organized by the South Jersey Cultural Alliance, this seminar is made possible through a cosponsored grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/ Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts.
The South Jersey Cultural Alliance is committed to making all of its programs and services fully accessible to assure a positive experience for all participants. SJCA does not discriminate on the basis of disability in its programming, services, events and activities. Persons requiring special accommodations: a signed interpreter, open captioning, or assistive listening devices, contact SJCA at (609) 645-2760 two weeks in advance.
Kennedy Center Arts Management Institute Fellowship info session
The Kennedy Center Arts Management Institute, KCAMI Fellowship alumna Kim Cook, and the Philadelphia Office of Nonprofit Finance Fund, invite you to an informative session about the 2010-2011 Arts Management Fellowship program.
The Kennedy Center Arts Management Institute Fellowship provides a unique opportunity for 10 mid-career arts managers to receive academic training and practical work experience at the Kennedy Center. Fellows study with senior staff in weekly seminars (strategic planning, development, finance, and marketing), and complement that study with practical work rotations in three departments. Please visit the Arts Management Institute Web site for more information.
The full-time program begins in September 2010 and runs through May 2011. A $20,000 stipend and health insurance reimbursement are provided.
Alumni of the program have gone on to leadership roles at:
Mark Morris Dance Group
The Juilliard School
The Academy of Arts (Cairo, Egypt)
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Nonprofit Finance Fund
San Francisco Ballet
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
Arts Theatre in Education (Lahore, Pakistan)
The Middle East International Film Festival (Abu Dhabi)
Sydney Symphony (Sydney, Australia)
Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra
Hong Kong Arts Festival
And many more…
MarketingCamp Philly
What is MarketingCamp?
MarketingCamp Philly is the first event of its kind in the United States. It is a semi-conference style, semi-BarCamp style event intended to bring together online and offline marketers in an environment where there is no digital divide.
What is a BarCamp?
According to Wikipedia, a BarCamp is “…an international network of user generated conferences—open, participatory workshop events, whose content is provided by participants…”
So what should you expect?
You should expect a predetermined morning schedule full of engaging speakers discussing all aspects of both traditional and digital marketing, PR, and advertising.
In the afternoon, we go BarCamp style. During the lunch break, attendees will be encouraged to post sessions and discussions they would like to lead on the schedule board.
