Museum of Art Outreach Intern

Description

The outreach intern will work closely with Tilly Woodward, curator of academic and community outreach, to help develop, implement, and assess public programs and outreach activities for people of all ages on campus and in the community. The intern will help promote and publicize Grinnell College Museum of Art, its exhibitions, collections, and programs on and off campus. This work may involve researching current and upcoming exhibitions, identifying audiences and partners, working with visiting artists and scholars, and assisting with program and event planning, prep, setup, cleanup, and assessment. The intern will work directly with the public. Other tasks may include: taking photos of events, overseeing social media accounts and adding content, designing posters, creating radio sponsorships, and contributing to the museum’s newsletter.

Required Qualifications

 Coursework in art history, studio art, or education

 Writing skills, with attention to accuracy and details

 Organizational skills and the ability to juggle multiple details

 Ability to work independently and reliably

Desired Qualifications

 Interest in exploring a career in the arts, particularly those addressed in the internship

 Experience working with the public (adults or children)

Apply

Apply through ADP

 Cover Letter

 Resume, including two references (one on campus)

 Contact information

An interview may be scheduled.

Further Information

Tilly Woodward, Curator of Academic and Community Outreach

woodward@grinnell.edu

(641) 269-4663

Applications will be accepted until September 4, 2026

-Coursework in art history, studio art, or education

-Writing skills, with attention to accuracy and details

-Organizational skills and the ability to juggle multiple details

-Ability to work independently and reliably