Schedule
1 – 2 days per week during the following hours:
Tuesday – Friday (11am – 4pm) and Saturday (12pm – 4pm)
Hours vary and weekend hours may be needed during special events
1 – 2 days per week during the following hours:
Tuesday – Friday (11am – 4pm) and Saturday (12pm – 4pm)
Hours vary and weekend hours may be needed during special events
Winter: February – May
Summer: June – August
Fall: September – December
Unpaid/college credit
Winter: January 14, 2022
Summer: May 14, 2021
Fall: August 20, 2021
Must be at least 18 years or older & have graduated from high school to apply.
CPAC’s programming includes up to 50 classes and workshops each year, supplemented with artist lectures and other events. This position assists with promotion, organization, and records management to help keep our operations running smoothly. It is ideal for someone embarking on a career in Arts Administration, Museum Education, and Library Studies. Responsibilities include:
QUALIFICATIONS/SKILLS
Applicants must have excellent communication skills and should be organized, responsible, and detail-oriented, with computer skills and an interest in taking on a responsible role in a fast-paced environment. Commitment to providing superior customer service is required. Knowledge of photography is preferred.
The Social Media and Marketing Intern is responsible for helping to create a weekly social media schedule and post set content into the program Later for CPAC’s multiple social media accounts (Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter). Content creation will also take place for bulk emails through Mailchimp, including newsletter. Other roles include designing original graphics for social media posts using Canva and record marketing metrics for social media platforms to track growth and engagement. This position is ideal for someone embarking on a career in Arts Administration, Marketing and Public Relations. Responsibilities include:
QUALIFICATIONS/SKILLS
An advanced understanding of various social media platforms; strong verbal and written skills; highly organized and detail oriented; self directed and creative. Skills in graphic design a plus.
Through the newly established Collections Management Internship, CPAC offers individuals the opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of managing a permanent collection. The candidate will have the opportunity to work with our collection, which contains a wide range of photography. Responsibilities include:
QUALIFICATIONS/SKILLS
This internship is ideal for a detail-oriented individual who is passionate about the arts and collections management, and is interested in pursuing a professional career in library science, archives, art history, or in becoming a museum registrar.
Membership at CPAC not only supports our mission and programs, but also offers opportunities to engage with photography on a deeper level. Members enjoy access to exclusive events, discounts, exhibition opportunities, and the support of a community of emerging and established artists, photography professionals, students, and enthusiasts of all skill levels. This position assists with promotion, organization, and records management to help keep our membership program running smoothly. This person will gain a deeper understanding of non-profit membership and development, as well as related database management, communications, and research skills. The internship is ideal for someone embarking on a career in Arts Administration, Museum Operations, and Development/Fundraising. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
QUALIFICATIONS/SKILLS
Applicants must have excellent communication skills and should be organized, responsible, creative, enthusiastic, and detail oriented. Must be adept at research. Proficient with Microsoft Office products. Committed to providing superior customer service.