Involved in the arts? Do you have a great opportunity to pursue your artistic interests or advance your work but need financial support? Artist Development Fellowships provide funding to support student development in the practice of the arts. Come to our Info session for a review of guidelines, advice on the application process, and hear from past Fellows about their experience. The program is co-administered by the Office for the Arts, Office of Postgraduate and National Fellowships, and Office of Career Services and is open to underclassmen and in special instances freshman...

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LOCATION: One Guest Street, Boston, MA 02135
REGISTRATION: Please register to attend. (Registration Deadline: Friday, December 6)
COST: $15 fee to hold your reservation. There is no charge for the site visit. You will only be charged if you cancel within a week before the trip or do not show up on the morning of the visit. Note: If you do not have a credit card to reserve your spot on...

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Interns & Fellows Program Manager, Caroline Fiertz, will join us via a webinar to discuss the many internship and fellowship opportunities at the museum. Learn how to get involved in Archival Science, Curatorial Projects, Exhibition Design and Graphic Production, Museum Management, Music Projects, and Public Programs, Education, New Media, and Digital Outreach; the focus of the session will be general information on internships and fellowships at the museum as well as how to apply. All concentrations and degrees are considered. To participate,...

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Seniors: Interested in jobs in creative fields like arts, advertising, entertainment, marketing, branding, publishing, and journalism? Come to this program and learn how to strategize and optimize your search in these fields, and how to conduct the networked job search that's so key in creative careers. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

Are you a senior looking for a job in Entertainment, Media, Creative and Performing Arts, Arts Management, Journalism, or Museums? Come and brainstorm with other seniors and advisers from the Office of Career Services and the Office for the Arts (OFA) to discuss how to best connect with alumni working in your area of interest, find additional job search resources, and learn networking tips. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

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Want to connect with arts majors from area colleges to collaborate on creative projects, and hear from experts in the arts who have left campus and found their people and built successful collaborations? Join students from Berklee, BU, Harvard, NEC, Northeastern, and the SMFA at Tufts to hear from these experts and have a chance to find your...

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Harvard students interested in exploring, and gaining experience in, careers in the arts and culture sector can pursue internship opportunities during winter and summer breaks or fall/spring terms. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.
 

Moderator: Jake Schwencke  ’21: OCS Arts & Entertainment PAF

• Eric Cheng ’20: Former Intern at Viacom, NBCUniversal Media LLC, Co-Founder & President of Harvard Asian Student Arts Project, Director, Harvard Radcliffe...

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Interested in jobs or internships in creative fields like arts, advertising, entertainment, marketing, branding, publishing, and journalism? Come to this program and learn how to strategize and optimize your search in these fields, and how to conduct the networking that's so key in creative careers. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

Are you a senior looking for a job in Entertainment, Media, Creative and Performing Arts, Arts Management, Journalism, or Museums? Come and brainstorm with other seniors and advisers from the Office of Career Services (OCS) to discuss how to best connect with alumni working in your area of interest, find additional job search resources, and learn networking tips. PLEASE... Read more about Arts & Entertainment Job Search Meet-up for Seniors

Current students describe how they created their dream internships in the arts and entertainment—and got them funded!
 

Student panelists include:

• Melinda Li ’19: Intern at Women in Film, Literary Intern at Anonymous Content, Development Intern at Plan B Entertainment, Intern at Village Roadshow Pictures
• Chloe Brooks ’19: Artist Development Fellow in Theater, Vlaamse Opera Ghent
• Ian Askew ’19: Production Assistant & Artistic Intern at the American Repertory Theatre, Assistant Director, Perle Noire:...

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Interested in jobs or internships in creative fields like arts, advertising, entertainment, marketing, branding, publishing, and journalism? Come to this program and learn how to strategize and optimize your search in these fields, and how to conduct the networking that's so key in creative careers. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

Artists, writers and musicians have always needed to navigate the gig economy of freelance work and commissions. Learn from Julie Hennrikus (author and founder, Your Ladders) and other creative professionals who will share their personal experiences and strategies for building your platform. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

Learn from students & mentors about their January internship experiences at local arts and museum organizations and possible term-time opportunities. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

Are you a senior looking for a job in Entertainment, Media, Creative and Performing Arts, Arts Management, Journalism, or Museums? Come and brainstorm with other seniors and advisers from the Office of Career Services (OCS) and the Office for the Arts (OFA) to discuss how to best connect with alumni working in your area of interest, find additional job search resources, and learn networking tips. ...

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Playwright and composer Min Kahng is one of the most exciting new voices in American musical theater. His Broadway-style show The Four Immigrants: An American Musical Manga received the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Awards for Original Script and Original Music, the Theatre Bay Area Award for World Premiere Musical and the Edgerton New Play Award. Watch Kahng, who has a teaching background in vocal music, coach Harvard students to achieve their best performance of a song. Observe the class; stay for a Q&A period.... Read more about Musical Theatre Artist Masterclass: Min Kahng [OFA Event]