About Iroquois Springs:

Iroquois Springs, located just 90 miles from New York City, is a co-ed residential camp in the Lower Catskill Mountains for boys and girls between the ages of 7 and 16.  

If you are an energetic and motivated person with a love for children and working in an outdoor and energetic environment sounds rewarding to you, our summer team is may be the right fit!

Iroquois Springs is a safe, fun filled environment for children looking to experience the magic camp has to offer while creating positive memories that will shape each child's future.  Iroquois Springs is simply an extraordinary place for children!  

Located just 90 miles from New York City, our location is outstanding, and your experience will be second to none!

Cabin Specialist:

This is just what the name implies. Your specialty is the campers in your cabin.  You participate with campers in a variety of daily activities in which you are the catalyst, leader, helper, guide, listener and above all the role model.  Experience working with children preferred- the more the better!


Activity Specialist:
You instruct a specific activity area, such as: athletics, performing arts or fine arts, aquatics or outdoor activities. You must have formal teaching /coaching experience in the specific activity, as you will be teaching most often on your own.  Also, you wear 2 "hats"-- when you are not instructing in your area of expertise, you work with the group with whom you are living. You will be instructing children ages 7-16.

Nonprofit  Environmental Advocacy Organization in  downtown Richmond is seeking a part-time administrative assistant who is  reliable, organized, and proficient in database management, Excel, Word.  Applicant must possess good writing and  interpersonal skills.  Hours are  flexible (approximately 20 hours per week with option for more), compensation is  competitive, and 

position is open immediately. 

Email cover letter and resume  to the Virginia League of Conservation Voters at _info@valcv.org_ (mailto:info@valcv.org)  or  Fax to 804-225-1904. No phone calls please.

Interested?

Fax resumes to 804-717-5507 

Project Manager Job Description

1708 Gallery, a non-profit space for new art, is seeking a Project Manager for InLight Richmond 2009 beginning June 1 - September 30, 2009. This is a part-time contract position.

Organized by 1708 Gallery, InLight Richmond is the second annual exhibition of contemporary public art inspired by light. For more information, visit http://inlight2009.blogspot.com

Job Responsibilities:

The project manager will be working with 1708 Gallery in organizing the major aspects of InLight Richmond including but not limited to:
• communicating with exhibiting artists;
• managing all exhibition needs including installation and deinstallation of all art work;
• coordinating with exhibition sites;
• coordinating contracts with artists and sites;
• managing logistics the day of the exhibition/event;
• attend all necessary meetings;
• provide general administrative support for the project.

Required Experience/Skills:
• self motivation and a commitment to excellence
• excellent written and verbal communication, organizational, and time management skills
• previous project management and special events experience
• previous experience with organizing exhibitions and working with artists a plus.
• experience developing and maintaining successful community partnerships
• ability to work under pressure
• team oriented and collaborative work style

Please send your resume, 3 references, and fee requirements to tbeylotte@1708gallery.org or fax at 804-643-7839 by May 15th

Email Justin (jonesje2@vcu.edu) with subject: "WebDev Position"

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Job Title:
Administrative Assistant/Student Summer Employment

Description:
Administrative Assistant performs a variety of admin duties including: budget, personnel, bill paying, contracting, property management, and IT

Grade: GS-5
Hourly Salary: $15.03 per hour
Benefits include: 4 hours annual leave and 4 hours sick leave earned every 2 weeks
Housing may be available for approximately $150 every two weeks
A personal vehicle to commute to worksite is required
Job Begins: in May and Ends in August
Application Deadline: March 16, 2009

Eligibility Requirements: Students are eligible under the Student Temporary Employment Program if they are:
• Enrolled or accepted for enrollment as a degree-seeking student (diploma, certificate, etc.)
• At least 16 years of age
• Taking at least half-time academic or vocational and technical course load in an accredited high school, 2 or 4 year college, university, graduate or professional school.
• U.S. citizen

Paperwork to submit:
• Resume or OF-612 (application for Federal Employment). OF-612 can be found at http://www.opm.gov/FORMS/pdf_fill/of612.pdf
• Most recent transcript
• Certification of school enrollment next semester

Resume must include:
• Your full name, mailing address and day/evening phone number
• Social Security Number
• Country of Citizenship
• Veteran's preference, if applicable
• Detailed work experience including dates and hours worked; salary; employer's name, address, and phone number
• Education: High School, College/University

Drop by or mail application to:

Petersburg National Battlefield
1539 Hickory Hill Road
Petersburg, VA 23803
Attn: Human Resources

For questions about the position or the application process, contact Tara Pettit at Tara_Pettit@nps.gov 804-732-3571 ext. 104.

The Shenandoah Valley Music Festival is a concert presenter in the Shenandoah Valley. Every summer people from all over come to Orkney Springs, Virginia, to enjoy symphonic pops and classics, country, bluegrass, big band and folk concerts and ice cream socials on the grounds of the historic Orkney Springs Hotel. The Festival needs a few good interns! This is no “coffee making” or “paper pushing” gig. You will be working together with industry professionals and regional and national artists and road crews to create the finest concert experience possible.
The Festival is offering a stipend for its summer interns. The amount depends on experience and the length of the time commitment.

Project Description

1. Production: Assist in on-site production of concerts and other events. This includes supervision of stage crews.

2. Artist Relations: Contact artists or agents for information concerning booked engagements.
Assist SVMF staff with arranging lodging, travel, meals and other extras for visiting artists.

3. Box Office: Assist with all box office procedures including taking and filling ticket orders, accounting and information gathering techniques.

4. Promotion: Assist with publicity, brochure distribution and promotional projects including ad placement, design, photography and research.

5. Miscellaneous: Database management and general desk work including public information.

The Festival tries to avoid giving too much “busy work” (although in a small office we all have some,) and instead hopes to give as much “hands on” experience as possible. The candidate for an internship should have strong organizational skills, be well able to meet the public and have the ability to work independently on some projects.

The Festival Office is located in Woodstock and the concert venue is Orkney Springs. The internship duties will be split between the two.

Compensation: Mileage for Festival related activities, room and board for Festival concert weekends. College credit is available through most colleges. And, don’t forget about that stipend!

Hours: Flexible. We prefer at least a two month commitment between May and Labor Day weekend.

For further information contact:
Dennis M. Lynch, Executive Director
Shenandoah Valley Music Festival
PO Box 528
Woodstock, VA 22664-0528
(540) 459-3396
svmf@shentel.net
www.musicfest.org

The Shenandoah Valley Music Festival is a concert presenter in the Shenandoah Valley. Every summer people from all over come to Orkney Springs, Virginia, to enjoy symphonic pops and classics, country, bluegrass, big band and folk concerts and ice cream socials on the grounds of the historic Orkney Springs Hotel. The Festival needs a few good interns! This is no “coffee making” or “paper pushing” gig. You will be working together with industry professionals and regional and national artists and road crews to create the finest concert experience possible.
The Festival is offering a stipend for its summer interns. The amount depends on experience and the length of the time commitment.

Project Description

1. Social Networking & Website: Create, expand and maintain Festival’s social networking and blog sites, including MySpace, Facebook, YouTube, Flickr, Blogger and Twitter. Use these sites to promote the Festival and its concerts and performers. Assist in the creating, updating and maintenance of the Music Festival’s website (www.musicfest.org) content.

2. Advertising: Assist in the design and placement of Festival advertising, primarily in Valley newspapers and radio. Assist in the design and layout of special flyers and direct mailings. Write ad copy for television and radio advertising.

3. Publicity: Assist in securing calendar listings in regional newspapers, magazines, blogs, etc. Assist with press and media coverage.

4. Photography & Video: Take photos of Festival events, including concerts and family programs. Create video content for the Festival’s cyberspace presence.

5. Miscellaneous: Assist with the distribution of Festival brochures, posters and flyers to travel centers and through the Valley. Assist with research and information gathering projects.

General desk work including public information, box office, etc. The Festival tries to avoid giving too much “busy work” (although in a small office we all have some,) and instead hopes to give as much “hands on” experience as possible. The candidate for an internship should have strong organizational skills, be well able to meet the public and have the ability to work independently on some projects.

The Festival Office is located in Woodstock and the concert venue is Orkney Springs. The internship duties will be split between the two.

Compensation & Hours: Mileage for Festival related activities, room and board for Festival concert weekends. College credit is available through most colleges. And, don’t forget about that stipend! The hours are flexible. We prefer at least a two month commitment between May and Labor Day weekend.

For further information contact:
Dennis M. Lynch, Executive Director
Shenandoah Valley Music Festival
PO Box 528
Woodstock, VA 22664-0528
(540) 459-3396
svmf@shentel.net
www.musicfest.org

External Relations Intern: Marketing, Communications, Graphic Design

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