Bernie Sayers on wed 8 jan 97
December 12, 1996
Edward A. Inks
Department Chairman, Art
Santa Barbara City College
721 Cliff Drive
Santa Barbara, CA 93109-2394???P.O. # 70628
J C Rafferty
Careers Editor, CAA
275 Seventh Avenue
New York, NY 10001
Classified Ad
Clay Arts/3-D Design
Santa Barbara City College. Instructor. Tenure Track. Salary
commensurate w/experience: $30,404-$59,711. Start Aug. 1997. Will
assume primary responsibility for Clay Arts program (beginning
through advanced ceramics/ ceramic sculpture), as well as teach
foundations of 3-D Design. Responsible for coordinating and
maintaining all elements of a comprehensive clay arts facility
including ordering supplies, firing kilns, overseeing work-study
students, tutors and lab technicians and some coordinating with
part-time instructors. Ability to contribute to developing program
in 3-D Computer Modeling and Computer Animation is desirable. A/D
Feb. 19, 1997. For further information and application packet write
to: Certificated Personnel Services, Santa Barbara City College, 721
Cliff Drive, Santa Barbara, CA, 93109-2394. or contact SBCC Job Line:
(805) 965-0581, Ext. 3870; e-mail: baird@gate1.sbcc.cc.ca.us. AA/EOE.
WMA.
or check the web
http://www.sbcc.cc.ca.us
Carl Beihl on sun 20 jun 99
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR --The Minnetonka Center for the Arts seeks a capable,
energetic full-time manager for its non-profit visual arts program,
challenging development agenda and growing operations. MCA enrolls over
5,000 student artists per year and has an annual membership of 1,400
households. Manage a budget of =24850 thousand and a staff of 9 FTEs. =
Quals:
Experience in non-profit management, knowledge of the Minnesota arts
community, experience in program development and promotion, proven track
record in fund-raising, extensive staff management experience, excellent
communication, facilitation and negotiation skills, proven organizational,
business planning and project management skills. Bachelor=B9s degree,
advanced degree preferred. Competitive salary and benefits. Submit cover
letter, resume, =26 salary requirements by 6/30 to: Carl Beihl, Minnetonka
Center for the Arts, 2240 North Shore Drive, Wayzata, MN 55391-9127. No
phone inquiries please.
Sue Leabu on fri 23 jul 04
Position Announcement
Ceramics Lab Technician
Kalamazoo Institute of Arts
Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
Selected person should be capable of performing all duties required to
service a large, well equipped ceramic studio including clay preparation,
loading and firing gas kilns, glaze preparation, maintaining studio
supplies and inventory, and maintaining studio order and cleanliness. The
ceramics technician is also expected to assist during the annual Holiday
Sale, Spring School Party, KIA Art Fair School Booth and other school
functions. This position is for 20 hours per week and includes studio space
as well as materials. BFA or equivalent studio experience required.
Candidate may also be able to augment income with teaching opportunities.
The Kalamazoo Institute of Arts is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
To apply, submit a letter of interest, resume, names and contact
information for 2 references and 10-20 slides of recent work to: Paul
Flickinger, Chair/3-D Art, Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, 314 S. Park St.,
Kalamazoo, MI 49007 ph. 269-349-7775 ext. 3182 E-mail: pflick@kiarts.org
Lawson, Jim on fri 11 mar 05
Hello, Clayart,
My name is Jim Lawson, and I have been teaching Art for 26 years at =
Sheridan College in Sheridan Wyoming. Because of failing health =
(Muscular Dystrophy), I am retiring this spring. Typically, my teaching =
load is two sections of pottery, one section of sculpture, and one =
section of Design with occasionally a course in Printmaking or Computer =
Graphics or a summer workshop in Raku or Porcelain. This job listing has =
been posted with the Chronicle , the CAA and on the college web site;
http://www.sheridan.edu/offices/hr/ or =
http://www.sheridan.edu/index_live.asp.
I have been following Clayart for years and have been an active =
subscriber for a few months. I enjoy =20
you all greatly, and I can not think of a better group of Clay Artists =
with whom to make this posting.
Thank You.
Jim Lawson, Sheridan College, Sheridan, Wyoming, 82801
jlawson@sheridan.edu
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