Hospitality Internship
SITKA FINE ARTS CAMP
Sitka Fine Arts Camp, a leader in arts education, provides interdisciplinary summer programs for kids and adults from around the US and world. Our programs including visual art, music, theater, dance, writing, Alaska Native Arts, and science and have been recognized by both the White House and the National Endowment for the Arts for excellence and innovation in arts education and community building. This is a valuable opportunity for applicants interested in working in arts administration or technical productions. For more information, visit: www.fineartscamp.org.
Title: Hospitality Intern
Duration of Internship: June 1st - July 26; Plan on arriving in Sitka on Sunday, May 31st and departing on Monday, July 27.
Camp operates on a 7-day per week schedule. Interns will be expected to frequently work on nights and weekends. Time off will be scheduled around the demands of the program.
Internship Description:
- Airport pick-ups and drop-offs for faculty and other campus guests
- Assist with guest check-in
- Assist with room turnover
- Assist the Events and Hospitality Coordinator with the Jazz on the Waterfront Gala Fundraiser preparation and execution
- Assist with any outside events that occur on campus during the summer
- Run the Camp Store every day during Rec Time and assist with restocking and ordering
- House Managing for evening Art Shares and Final Performances
- Provide support to the daily activities of the students and faculty
- Help with other projects and events as needed
- Usher at concerts and performances
- Welcome students on arrival days
- Assist with staff-wide jobs including classroom set-up and turnover, laundry, making beds and light custodial work, as needed
Must have excellent customer service skills and a valid driver’s license and be willing to learn to drive a 14 passenger van.
Sitka Fine Arts Camp (SFAC) interns help to make the summer run smoothly for students, faculty, staff, community members, volunteers, and visitors to the Sitka Fine Arts Camp.
SFAC Interns are expected to be helpful, responsible, and flexible members of our staff willing to work in any capacity with an enthusiastic and energetic attitude. SFAC Interns are expected to provide excellent customer service to all members of the campus community and to each other.
Intern driven learning opportunities:
In addition to fulfilling the responsibilities listed above, interns will have the opportunity to explore and learn about different areas of arts administration driven by their initiative and interests. These may include development, marketing, event management, operations and logistics, maintenance, graphic design, and more. The more initiative you have, the more you can get out of this summer experience in an organization that is known for successfully working across disciplines and running a healthy and programmatically diverse non-profit.
Compensation:
- Room on campus from the evening of May 31 through the morning of July 27
- Board on campus from dinner on May 31 through breakfast on July 27
- Access to the Hames Center (on campus fitness facility)
Travel: Interns are responsible for their own travel
Applications will be considered on a rolling basis until positions are filled.