The Assistant Director of MOSAIC (MCLA Open Arts and Intersectional Culture) is responsible for collaborating with the MOSAIC Director on the organization and implementation of creative programming to enhance and promote MCLA as the regional provider of art and arts education to the cultural and creative community on campus, in the region, and globally. The Assistant Director will work closely with College constituencies and community partners, including local organizations in Berkshire County and faculty in Fine and Performing Arts.



1. Create, coordinate, and grow cultural programming and connect with the surrounding communities.

2. Develop and implement MCLA community and campus arts programming such as Gallery 51 installations and MOSAIC performances, as well as other programming.

3. Manage Gallery 51 spaces and staff.

4. Develop, implement, and contribute to the marketing of the programming for MOSAIC, including print and social media.

5. Maintain the Web and social media presence for MOSAIC programming and initiatives.

6. Manage budgets and engage in planning for MOSAIC and its associated programs and activities.

7. Collect information and maintain an active database of sales, attendance at events, and number of program participants.

1. BA / BS required in a related field from an accredited institution. Master's degree strongly preferred.

2. Excellent understanding of and experience in Arts Management.

3. Must has evidence of entrepreneurial thinking and success.

4. Must have prior budget and planning experience in a cultural organization or small business setting.

5. Grant writing experience with a proven track record of success in securing grants is desirable.

6. Highly developed organizational skills.

7. Strong interpersonal skills.

8. Ability to work with college academic departments as well as the surrounding cultural communities.

9. Excellent oral and written communication skills.

10. A minimum of three years of administrative experience required. Prior experience in managing staff desirable

This is a full-time benefitted position in the APA union. Annual salary is $56,000.00



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Camie Pratt

Interim Title IX Coordinator and Equal Opportunity Officer 

375 Church Street, North Adams, MA 01247 

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