A PART FOR YOU HERE
Internships
Learn by doing. A mentored introduction to arts education for high-school and college students.
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The experience
Be part of the learning.
Interns assist teaching artists and camp counselors with classroom activities, snack and lunch supervision, setup, and cleanup. The experience connects practical support with structured professional development.
Who can participate
High-school and college students; selection considers availability, experience, and an interview.
Placement format
Up to two interns per week, for one or more camp sessions, depending on the placement.
Time commitment
A minimum of one full week. Full-day placements are eight hours; half-day placements are four hours.
When
Primarily summer camps, with some winter and spring opportunities when available.
Professional development
Bring the experience into focus.
Weekly professional-development sessions connect the work in camp to broader career skills.
Employment 101
Leadership
Time & classroom management
Conflict resolution
Careers in arts education
Support & expectations
Know the terms before you commit.
Interns receive a small travel-reimbursement stipend at the end of camp. Unpaid volunteers are also welcome to apply and interview; they receive training and a letter of recommendation. Ask the team about the next program’s reimbursement details before committing.
Ask about placements
Tell us where you’d like to grow.
We’re not currently recruiting interns. Stay tuned for an announcement when the next internship application opens. In the meantime, contact the team with questions about future placements.