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The Manager of Ceramics Studio is a part-time (25 hours per week) position that oversees the technical and operational aspects of the museum’s ceramics studios. Working with the Manager of Public Programs and teaching artists to coordinate public workshops for adults and families, making sure all materials, working spaces and systems are updated with current schedules. This position reports to GFS’ Director of Education and Engagement and works collaboratively across the Education Department, and other departments throughout the museum, on planning, execution and, evaluation of the GFS ceramics program. Education Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) practice, strong written and communication skills, collaborative working style and a self-starter are needed.

Grounds For Sculpture is seeking a full time Senior Visitor Assistant to join our team. The Senior Visitor Assistant reports directly to the Manager of Guest Services and is responsible for daily Guest Services operational tasks, assisting visitors with excellent customer service, working on administrative tasks, training new Guest Services staff, and assisting with events held at GFS.

Grounds For Sculpture (GFS) is at the beginning of a long path toward building a more equitable, diverse, and inclusive (EDI) institution. We are looking for individuals, at all levels of the institution, who are interested in joining us on this journey of intentionality and public accountability. This path broadens our workforce (board, staff, volunteers), expands our artist selection and acquisition practice as well as strengthens our internal and external communication systems, networks and norms.

This position is responsible for ensuring that all hardware, software, AV, printing, telephony, videoconferencing, and digital programming streaming needs are met for McCarter Theater Center following McCarter Theatre policies, procedures, and deadlines. This includes maintaining the functionality of all computing equipment and software, enforcing all information security policies and compliance requirements of McCarter Theatre Center and the Princeton University Office of Information Technology. The position will also administer Office 365, including email, SharePoint and Teams. Will provide technical support to end users within a client/server operation in Windows and Mac OS platforms, printer support, and is responsible for configuring and installing networked hardware and software.

The Director of Development reports directly to the Executive Director (ED) and has the primary
responsibility of assisting the Executive Director and the Board of Trustees in securing the
annual fund and the sustainability funding necessary to realize the mission of the Newark
School of the Arts (NSA).

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is seeking a Public Relations Assistant for the Mason Gross School of The Arts. The position is part of the communications team in the dean's office.

The House Manager and Asst. House Managers at McCarter Theatre Center join the Patron Experience Department as members of the Front of House team and will carry out the theater’s mission by supporting the Front of House Supervisor. House Managers (HM) and Asst. House Manager (AHM) are outgoing, motivated individuals who possess excellent leadership and customer service skills and must be able to multitask in a high-pressure environment while managing Front of House team members ranging from 15 – 20 individuals depending on the performance. These individuals must have reliable modes of transportation and will be required to work matinee, weeknight and weekend performances.

The Development Associate is a key member of McCarter’s Development Department, providing administrative support for both individual and institutional giving. This position is an integral role to the administrative success of McCarter’s Development team, as a leading arts non-profit, and will interact and collaborate with several other departments regularly.

The Office Manager of the GSP is accountable for the management of ticket sales, marketing, donor relations, community engagement and coordination of venues in order to achieve the GSP's mission of bringing classical music to the community and achieve its goals for artistic excellence, audience development, education, financial stability and community engagement. This position manages the operation and administrative needs of all the Philharmonics's entities which currently include a professional orchestra and community outreach programs. The Office Manager provides support to the Music Director and Board (thru the President) that will contribute to the organization's success.

The acclaimed Two River Theater seeks a visionary and strategic Director of Development (DOD) to propel the organization to new levels of philanthropic engagement. Reporting to the Managing Director, they will serve as a strategic partner and practitioner of the organization to develop and lead a comprehensive, creative fundraising strategy. The DOD will mentor, advise, and inspire a staff of three with an eye to expanding the department.