Calling all high school and college students who love the arts...
Join The Shoreline Arts Alliance Team!
If you have an interest in the arts, want to learn more about nonprofit work, or explore your interest in a specific artistic field we have a place for you!
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Learn skills required in non-profit arts administration
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Meet professional non-profit leaders in the community
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Create marketing campaigns
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Design social media campaigns
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Assist staff at various events and fundraisers
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Brainstorm & execute new programming initiatives
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Interview artists and write blog posts
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Internships
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Assist staff with the daily work requirements of operating a non-profit arts council.​
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Benefit from a hands-on mentored experience--- from staff and Junior Board members--- to develop an understanding of arts administration
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Students are encouraged to adopt a Concentration within their internship. Examples of current Internship Concentrations include Journalism, Graphic Design, and Programs & Marketing.
Junior Board
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Chair and/or serve on one or more of Shoreline Arts Alliance’s task forces and foster relationships with the Board of Directors as part of our Junior Board
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Educate peers and the community about Shoreline Arts Alliance programs and initiatives
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Work at various Shoreline Arts Alliance events
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Provide input as it relates to programming and Shoreline Arts Alliance initiatives.
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Spearhead an independent project, often related to your adopted concentration or area of expertise
How do I apply to these programs?
If you are interested in learning more about our Leadership Development Initiative, Internship Program or becoming a Junior Board member, please submit a resume or a list of your current interests and activities by clicking the application button below. We will contact you to schedule an informational meeting for you to learn about Shoreline Arts Alliance and for us to learn more about you.
How long do I serve in my role?
​We hope that you stay involved with Shoreline Arts Alliance, but we ask that you re-evaluate your commitment on a yearly basis. If Shoreline Arts Alliance Board determines that you have not fulfilled your obligations, or if your situation changes and you recognize your inability to fulfill your duties, we ask that you step down.
Are these paid or unpaid positions? Can I receive class credit?
​These positions are unpaid, but your participation can be included on your college and/or job applications. During your high school years, your time served in this capacity can be documented for community service requirements or class credit if your school allows.
