Gigs, Internships and Jobs – The Week Here At Tyler

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Have an opportunity that should be listed here? As part of Temple University, we ask that most outside jobs and internships for our students are listed on Handshake, the Temple University Job Board. Internships and jobs listed here are gleaned from other sources. We are happy to list gigs and volunteer opportunities here; send an email to miss.kari@temple.edu with a description of the job, rate of pay (if appropriate), and contact information and we will include it as soon as possible! Thanks!

Gigs

Call for a Muralist
Papa John’s Pizza at 104 South 40th Street is in search of students to do a mural on an inside wall of their restaurant. They are looking for art that represents Philadelphia landmarks and community. Reach out to District Manager Scott Steimel at sdsteimel@comcast.net

Teacher Needed for Youth Environmental Art Program
The Insectarium & Butterfly Pavilion’s Environmental Sculpture Program aims to cultivate an understanding and appreciation for ecology and the natural world by working with Philadelphia public high school students and recycled materials to create works of art which highlight important environmental issues. This is a young and dynamic program which offers teaching staff flexibility in terms of scheduling and curriculum development. The position is $30/hour for 2-10 hours per week.Please inquire for more details to pete.angevine@gmail.com

Art Assistants for the American Diabetes Association Camp Freedom Youth
Michelle Foster, East Territory Director for the American Diabetes Association Youth, Young Adult and Family Initiatives, is looking for 1 -2 art students to assist at Camp Freedom held at Camp Kweebec in Schwenksville, PA. Assistance will be needed with their theater session during the week of camp (June 20–26) as well as the evening activity of the Talent Show (Thursday night). you cant contact her at MFoster@diabetes.org

Seeking Jewelry Students to Sell Their Work
Looking for Jewelry students to sell their one-of-a-kind pieces and jewelry designs to a (very) small family owned business. Willing to consider and review any concepts in silver specifically.All prices and payments are negotiable. Please contact Scott at 561-716-4060 or scottsellsfl@gmail.com with any questions.

Internships

Looking for an internship, but not sure you really have the time? Parker Dewey offers gig-based paid internships. Check it out here!

Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education Internship
The Schuylkill Center seeks an intern to support the Environmental Art Department’s exhibition programs. The Schuylkill Center is a 340 acre nature preserve in Northwest Philadelphia that seeks to inspire meaningful connections between people and nature through a variety of programs. We are seeking an intern for the summer, with the potential to continue through the academic year. Exact timelines are uncertain due to COVID-19, but nevertheless we are moving forward with recruiting for this position and will review applications as they are received. We offer a $100/month stipend for this internship as well as course credit if needed.

Internships from Fringe Arts
Applications reviewed on a rolling basis
unpaid, may be used for academic credit

Internships from Handshake

Jobs

Work with The Fund
Students will get the opportunity to gain first-hand experience in grassroots organizing, learn valuable communication skills and have the opportunity to participate in a variety of campaign actions including: running media events, coalition building, canvassing, and writing editorials, all while being paid as members of our staff. Our staff typically earn an average of $6,000-8,000 over the summer. Students will get the chance to work on a wide spectrum of campaigns ranging from environmental issues like working to tackle climate change, save bees from dangerous pesticides, and stop single-use plastics from polluting our oceans and other waterways.

Artist to work with Philly students on Environmental Art
The Insectarium & Butterfly Pavilion’s Environmental Sculpture Program aims to cultivate an understanding and appreciation for ecology and the natural world by working with Philadelphia public high school students and recycled materials to create works of art which highlight important environmental issues. This is a young and dynamic program which offers teaching staff flexibility in terms of scheduling and curriculum development. Please inquire for more details to pete.angevine@gmail.com

Jamaica Canter of the Art and Learning: Teaching Artist
Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning invites dynamic, experienced and creative Teaching Artists to apply to their Art Center Workshops and Arts in Education Program.

Call For Teaching Artists Banana Factory Arts Center
Thursday, December 31
The Banana Factory is a community arts and education center focused on providing the community with diverse artistic and cultural experiences. We offer a wide variety of arts classes for all skill levels and ages. We are reaching out to our community in search of new teachers who can bring new and exciting classes to our students! Check post to see what specific classes need teachers.

Jobs from Handshake

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