Typically, projects will include: database management, membership systems, donor and grant research, event planning assistance, writing and distributing press releases, archiving WSW documents, answering the phone, and sending out e-communications. Graphic design and web skills are a plus. Experience with Filemaker Pro, Dreamweaver, InDesign, and Photoshop are beneficial, but not required. Communication skills and phone poise are a must.

The Arts Administration Internship includes housing and a stipend of $200 per month. Interns work 40 hours a week, generally M-F, 9-5 pm, but the schedule changes to accomdate the workshop's schedule. This session can culminate with an exhibition of work created during your stay.

Term: The 2010 arts administration internship starts June 7 and runs until Dec, 2010.

Application Deadline: Feb 15

Notification: April 15

Application must include:

• application form
• a letter of interest addressing why an internship at WSW is important to you, and what type of experience(s) you would bring to WSW
• three current letters of reference
• a resume
• three work samples related to administering or writing, ex: Press releases, design samples, etc. Supplemental samples of artwork will be reviewed, but are not required, up to 10 images of artwork should be accompanied by a slide script, individual slides must be marked clearly. Check our FAQ sheet for slide/digital specificatons.
  

Both Studio and Administrative interns have the option of applying for a second 6-month term. After the first four months, interns' work progress will be assessed by WSW's directors to determine their eligibility for reapplying.