OPPORTUNITIES PAGE
[ FELLOWSHIP APPLICATIONS ]
The Illinois Database of Grants and Fellowships for Graduate Students
- Varying deadlines
2022 Reflect Summer Fellowship
- Reflect is a national mental wellness nonprofit organization founded at the University of Pennsylvania and endorsed by the JED Foundation. They are seeking an undergraduate mission-aligned fellow passionate about fostering welcoming and authentic college experiences and supporting the implementation of student mental wellness programs in college communities.
- Deadline: Unspecified; ASAP
Soros Fellowship for New Americans
- Every year, The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans supports thirty New Americans, immigrants or the children of immigrants, who are pursuing graduate school in the United States.
- Oct 27 2022 02:00 PM (EDT)
[ JOB APPLICATIONS ]
Economic Security for Illinois Director of Policy & Advocacy
- Economic Security for Illinois (ESIL) builds collective power to advance policy solutions that make Illinois’ economy the most equitable and inclusive in the country. ESIL is seeking a Director of Policy & Advocacy to manage coalition work and oversee policy campaigns to make Illinois’ tax system more equitable, to expand direct cash and income support, and to address the current and future workforce needs of Illinois workers and employers.
- Deadline: ASAP/Rolling
Latino Policy Forum Housing Policy Analyst
- The Forum is seeking a full-time housing analyst to impact housing policy and research and provide analysis of housing policies and their impact on Illinois’ Latino community. The analyst builds and maintains relationships with community partners, government agencies, elected officials, and other stakeholders. They will advocate for equitable resources for the Latino community, affordable housing, and Latino participation in the decision-making process.
- Deadline: August 19, 2022
Latino Policy Forum Immigration Policy Analyst
- The Forum is seeking a full-time immigration analyst to impact immigration policy and research, and provide analysis of immigration policies and their impact on Illinois’ Latino community. The analyst builds and maintains relationships with community partners, government agencies, elected officials, and other stakeholders. They will advocate for equitable resources for the Latino community, just immigration policies, and Latino participation in the decision-making process.
- Deadline: August 19, 2022
The Chicago Community Trust Fall 2022 - Spring 2023 Policy and Advocacy Internship
- The Chicago Community Trust’s paid internship program will provide interns with the opportunity to work on projects designed to provide a better understanding of the field of philanthropy and the work of a community foundation. This comprehensive year-long internship will provide an in-depth opportunity to assist the Policy and Advocacy team with policy and legislative research, data compilation, event planning, and other tasks as assigned.
- Must be enrolled in first year graduate level program within a Chicago area school
- Deadline: ASAP
Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras Director of Finance and Human Resources
- CYSO’s mission is to inspire and cultivate personal excellence through music. We offer a continuum of programs that serve young musicians 6-18 years old through on-site ensembles, neighborhood programming, and concerts serving Chicago Public Schools students and the wider Chicagoland community.
- The Director of Finance provides the vision, development, and implementation of all policies and procedures related to financial activity and accountability for the organization. The position is also responsible for managing all aspects of human resources in partnership with the Executive Director.
- Deadline: ASAP/Rolling
Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras Staff Accountant
- CYSO’s mission is to inspire and cultivate personal excellence through music. We offer a continuum of programs that serve young musicians 6-18 years old through on-site ensembles, neighborhood programming, and concerts serving Chicago Public Schools students and the wider Chicagoland community.
- The Staff Accountant position will support the Director of Finance in performing general ledger bookkeeping accounts receivable and accounts payable activities, and other monthly accounting functions. The position may also be involved in performing office management activities as needed.
- Deadline: ASAP/Rolling
Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras Operations Assistant
- CYSO’s mission is to inspire and cultivate personal excellence through music. They offer a continuum of programs that serve young musicians 6-18 years old through on-site ensembles, neighborhood programming, and concerts serving Chicago Public Schools students and the wider Chicagoland community.
- The Operations Assistant reports to the Director of Operations, is supervised by the Operations Manager, and works with the other Operations Assistant. They provide operational support to CYSO’s ensembles.
- Deadline: ASAP/Rolling
Illinois Black Advocacy Initiative Director of Strategic Partnerships
- The Illinois Black Advocacy Initiative (IBAI) was founded due to the current heightened sense of urgency to create and advance a statewide Black Advocacy agenda in Illinois. The Director of Strategic Partnerships primary responsibilities are to cultivate partnerships and maintain relationships with Illinois grassroot and community based organizations and advocacy leaders. The ideal candidate is an experienced organizer with demonstrated success on advocacy campaigns and movement building, with a critical analysis of Black liberation.
- Deadline: Unspecified
Director of Development at the Academy for Urban School Leadership
- AUSL is a nonprofit organization that provides equity-focused programming to improve educational outcomes for students in underinvested communities. They seek an authentic and resourceful leader in the education, philanthropic, or nonprofit sector with an entrepreneurial spirit and proven track record in leveraging relationships to meet ambitious fundraising goals while championing their mission. This position is remote, with in-person meetings as needed to cultivate relationships with their team, staff, and funders – and an ideal start date in August/September 2022.
- Deadline: Unspecified
Middle School Coordinator at MetroSquash
- MetroSquash was founded in 2005 as an out-of-school time program for Chicago Public School students. The Middle School Coordinator reports to the Manager of Academics & Enrichment and plays a crucial role in supporting 5th and 6th grade students in reaching their educational goals. They are a leader in providing quality out-of-school-time programming for 5th and 6th grade students and helping to ensure academic progress and success.
- Email resume and cover letter to careers@metrosquash.org
- Deadline: Unspecified
Manager of Academics & Enrichment at MetroSquash
- The Manager of Academics & Enrichment is an exciting opportunity to help lead all aspects of programming aimed at ensuring the academic success of MetroSquash Students grades 5th through 10th. Supported and supervised by the Woodlawn Program Director, The Manager of Academics & Enrichment will lead a team of 3 direct-service staff responsible for delivering high-quality, fun and engaging after-school programming.
- Email resume and cover letter to careers@metrosquash.org
- Deadline: Unspecified
ELA Academic Assistant at MetroSquash
- The ELA Academic Assistant plays an important role in supporting the Academic Team with creating a fun and safe out-of-school-time learning environment for students in grades 5th through high school. The ELA Academic Assistant supports student growth and development specifically in Reading and Writing. The position requires an enthusiastic, patient, and energetic team member who believes in every student’s ability to succeed.
- Email resume to Gabby Coombs at gabby@metrosquash.org
- Deadline: Unspecified
Math Academic Assistant at MetroSquash
- The Math Academic Assistant plays an important role in supporting the Academic Team with creating a fun and safe out-of-school-time learning environment for students in grades 5th through high school. The Math Academic Assistant supports student growth and development specifically in all math areas. The position requires an enthusiastic, patient, and energetic team member who believes in every student’s ability to succeed.
- Email resume to Gabby Coombs at gabby@metrosquash.org
- Deadline: Unspecified
Legal Aid Chicago Supervisory Attorney - Consumer
- For over 50 years, Legal Aid Chicago has provided free civil legal assistance to people living in poverty in metropolitan Chicago. They are looking for a full-time attorney to provide individual legal representation, community education, and strategic advocacy in the areas of homeownership preservation, bankruptcy, consumer fraud, predatory lending, debt collection, and more.
- Deadline: Unspecified
- Required to be licensed in or eligible to become licensed in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
Thrive Chicago Associate of Opportunity Youth & Employment
- Thrive Chicago focuses on strengthening the city’s youth-serving ecosystem. They are seeking an individual with strong attention to detail, a deep commitment to racial equity, diversity, and inclusion, and an interest in advancing Thrive’s work and mission. The associate reports to the Director of Opportunity Youth & Employment, works directly with the Youth Advisory Board, and supports their ongoing relationships with the Reconnection Hubs in Little Village and Roseland.
- Deadline: Unspecified
- Bachelor’s Degree Preferred
Thrive Chicago Manager of My Brother’s Keeper Initiatives
- Thrive Chicago focuses on strengthening the city’s youth-serving ecosystem. My Brother’s Keeper initiative (MBK) aims to design and support activities, resources, and relationships that positively impact the lives of boys and young men of color (BYMOC). They are in search of a strong project manager with experience and/or interest in the collective impact process to serve as the primary project manager for the work of the My Brother’s Keeper initiative. The manager will support the Director of MBK Initiatives in their leadership of the portfolio’s external relationships, plan and facilitate the MBK Action Team and its activities, and manage special projects.
- Deadline: Unspecified
- Bachelor’s Degree Required
Manager of Children’s Savings Initiatives
- The Office of the Illinois State Treasurer is seeking a manager responsible for implementing initiatives to increase diversity of families saving for college through Illinois 529 College Savings plans. The manager will work closely with the Director of College Savings. English/Spanish and strong data analysis skills are preferred for this role.
- Deadline: Unspecified
- Bachelor’s degree in public policy, business administration, finance, marketing or related fields required
JARC Graduate Financial and Career Coach
- Jane Addams Resource Corporation helps low-income workers, job seekers, and community members to attain financial self-sufficiency. Through skills training and support services, JARC strives to ensure that people do not live in poverty. The Graduate Financial and Career Coach would provide post-placement tracking and support to JARC graduates through outreach, financial counseling, and more.
- Deadline: Unspecified
JARC Fundraising and Marketing Manager
- Jane Addams Resource Corporation helps low-income workers, job seekers, and community members to attain financial self-sufficiency. The Fundraising & Marketing Manager will assist with JARC’s fundraising and resource development by maintaining relationships with funders and assisting grant management while supporting JARC’s marketing and communications efforts through original content creation across various platforms.
- Deadline: Unspecified
- Bachelor’s Degree or 3-5 years in a relevant field required
JARC Adult Learners Program and Services (ALPS) Coordinator
- Jane Addams Resource Corporation helps low-income workers, job seekers, and community members to attain financial self-sufficiency. The Adult Learners Programs and Services (ALPS) offers individual and small group tutoring on various topics to prepare individuals for their personal and professional goals. The ALPS Coordinator will assist in coordinating and facilitating ALPS tutoring sessions, prepare student lesson plans, teach digital literacy skills to CMP trainees, and more.
- Deadline: Unspecified
- Bachelor’s Degree or related experience required
Heartland Alliance Coalition Manager
- Heartland Alliance is seeking an advocate ready to support their economic opportunity policy advocacy, work to protect financial consumers, and advance strategies to close the racial wealth divide. The ideal candidate should have a passion for addressing poverty and fighting for equity while displaying potential to do great policy and coalition work.
- Deadline: Unspecified; ASAP
Alternatives - Restorative Practices Coach
- Our mission is to inspire young people to create a just future through practices that heal individuals, restore communities, and transform systems. We train, coach and advocate for youth-serving institutions like Chicago Public Schools to be restorative and trauma-informed.
- Our Restorative Justice (RJ) programs provide direct support, training, leadership development, and capacity-building to schools and organizations that seek to become restorative. This position is part of a team of RP Coaches providing training, assessment and coaching projects designed to build RJ capacity of youth and adults.
- Deadline: Unspecified
Alternatives - Career Opportunities
- Restorative Practices Coach
- Part-Time Grant Writer
- SeeIt Specialist
- Prevention Programs Supervisor
- Restorative Justice Manager
- SeeIt Coordinator
Philanthropy News Digest Candid Job Board
- PND's job board provides listings of current full-time job openings at U.S. nonprofits, foundations, and institutions of higher education.
- You can also sign up to receive free job alerts on the website linked above.
- Varying deadlines
[ SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM APPLICATIONS & RESOURCES ]
- Fellow advocates, thought leaders, and practitioners, are encouraged to join for the 2022 Prosperity Summit around the theme of Marching On: Reimagining Economic Justice for All in Atlanta, Georgia during September 19-21.
- Deadline: July 29 for early bird registration rate
- Year Up’s mission is to close the Opportunity Divide by ensuring that young adults ages 17-26 gain the skills, experiences, and support that will empower them to reach their potential through careers and higher education.
- While we have shifted to a hybrid program model, combining in-person and virtual learning opportunities for students, to be eligible for Year Up you must be within commuting distance to the physical location you are applying for the duration of the program.
- Deadline: Rolling for classes in February/March and August/September
- Must be fully vaccinated by January 2, 2022
Candid Foundation Center
- Access to librarians (available online) who can help assist with finding financial resources. In addition to their physical offices which have a lending library, they have 'cooperating collections' at various libraries or schools for individuals to borrow books, as well as the databases. There is no cost to use these--foundations underwrite them. If you go in-person, bring a flash drive to download; otherwise, they charge for data that can be transferred to other devices.
- Foundation Directory Online
- Deadline: N/A
Eviction Help Illinois Hotline
- Prairie State Legal Services is a member of Eviction Help Illinois, a state-wide network of 16 non-profit organizations providing legal aid, mediation services, and connection to other resources.
- Tenants can call 855-631-0811 Monday-Friday from 9am-4pm for free legal help
[ GRANT & SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS ]
Illinois Rental Payment Program (“ILRPP”)
- ILRPP is an emergency rental assistance program designed to support households that are unable to pay their rent due to the COVID-19 pandemic. If approved, the grant will cover the rent you owe from July 2020 through June 2021. You may also be eligible to receive rental assistance for July, August, and September of 2021. The maximum grant amount is $25,000. The emergency rental assistance is provided by the Federal government and is free to you and your landlord. If approved, the grant will be paid to your landlord in the form of a check.
- Deadline: Unspecified
[ Passed Deadline/ No Longer Active ]
SY22-23 All-City Performing Arts Ensemble Lead
- The CPS Department of Arts Education (DAE) welcomes applications from CPS teachers, teaching artists, universities, and arts partners to lead dance, music, and theater ensembles for the All-City Performing Arts Program (ACPA). This program provides performing arts ensemble opportunities to students from any Chicago Public School in grades 3 – 12, with the goal of offering rigorous arts instruction that provides students access to diverse artistic disciplines.
- Application link
- Deadline: Aug 1, 2022
The Power of Cash Narrative Change Fellowship
- The Power of Cash Narrative Change Fellowship seeks inspiring socially engaged art projects by Chicagoland artists that will reshape the narrative around the power of cash solutions and promote economic justice. Fellows will receive a $20,000 award and will engage with their cohort on narrative change strategy.
- Deadline: Aug 1, 2022 11:59pm
- Must be 18 or older & living/working in Chicagoland area
Sony Music Group Global Scholars Program
- This scholarship opportunity is open to incoming freshman during the 2022-2023 academic year. The program is a new initiative designed to provide scholarships for students enrolled in a wide range of leading music and music business-related fields of study at accredited colleges and universities. SMG’s goal is to help lessen the financial burden for up to 50 students from diverse backgrounds. Students will receive annual financial support (ranging between $3,000 and $20,000).
- Deadline: Monday, July 25, 2022 11:59 ET
Chicago Votes 2022 DemocracyCorps
- The 2022 Democracy Corps will work with student leaders at Kennedy King College, Malcolm X College, Truman College, and Chicago State University to get out the vote in the Illinois General Elections. They will work directly with Chicago Votes staff and volunteers to execute the Chicago Votes Reimagining Democracy program. The fellow will host a governor’s forum on campus, register voters, and coordinate the college-based Parade to the Polls® to increase youth civic participation in the 2022 General Elections.
- Deadline: Jul 22, 2022
Chicago Votes 2022 Fall Digital Organizing Fellows
- Chicago Votes is looking for Digital Organizing Fellows who will work alongside our 2022 DemocracyCorps fellows and policy team, coupling their on-the-ground work with digital campaigns. They will help create and execute digital campaigns, make social media content, garner media attention, and digitally organize our base. Program participants will learn the basics of grassroots organizing and policy advocacy through hands-on experience with Chicago Votes’ Unlock Civics Policy Platform and Reimagining Democracy initiative.
- Deadline: Jul 22, 2022
Chicago Votes 2022 Fall Operations Intern
- The 2022 Fall Operations Intern will gain insight into the broad range of tasks that support the management of a small non-profit organization. Specifically, the intern will work with the operations manager to strengthen internal systems, aid in organizational administrative tasks, and support program logistics at Chicago Votes.
- Deadline: Jul 22, 2022
Chicago Votes 2022 Development Intern
- The Development Intern will support the Development team by helping to activate our network and fueling the movement by supporting fundraiser event planning for the Chicago Votes team. They will work directly with Chicago Votes staff and volunteers to execute the fundraising goals set by the Chicago Votes development team.
- Deadline: Jul 22, 2022
Chicago State Web Content Associate
- Chicago State University is the only four-year Predominantly Black Institution in Illinois and the oldest public university in the Chicago Metropolitan area. The Web Content Associate assists in creating and maintaining content on CSU’s external website, and the role entails hands-on experience with content management softwares, website management tools, web writing, and more.
- Deadline: Unspecified; ASAP
- Anticipated Start Date: 07/01/22
- BA/BS degree in Marketing, Communications, Graphic Design, Computer Science, or related field required.
American Connection Corps Fellowship Program
- The American Connection Corps is an AmeriCorps program within Lead for America. This initiative is fueled by the knowledge that having access to the internet is no longer a luxury; it is a utility needed in order to access key social services, education, healthcare, and jobs. Fellows should be passionate about closing the digital divide, setting the groundwork for their county or town to get reliable affordable internet, offering digital skills training, or transitioning communities into digital economies.
- Please reach out to cadie.giba@leadforamerica.org for more information
- Deadline: July 10, 2022
- Must be 18 y/o+ and a US Citizen
- The Puerto Rico Youth Fellowships will support activists, aged 21 to 35, who want to implement a project that advances decolonization and climate justice in Puerto Rico. The duration of the fellowship is 18 continuous months starting in January 2023 (January 2023–June 2024). Recipients of the fellowship will receive $45,000, structured to cover project related costs as well as a living stipend.
- Deadline: July 15, 2022 (11:59 p.m. EDT)
Chicago State Marketing/Publicity Coordinator
- Chicago State University is the only four-year Predominantly Black Institution in Illinois and the oldest public university in the Chicago Metropolitan area. CSU is seeking an applicant with experience in professional marketing/communications with knowledge in writing for multiple channels (e.g., press releases, social media, etc.). The Marketing Coordinator is responsible for overseeing internal communications, running social media platforms, creating content, and more.
- Deadline: Unspecified; ASAP
- Anticipated Start Date: 06/16/22
- Bachelor’s Degree in communications, marketing, or a related field required
Urban Institute Advisory Board
- The Urban Institute is a non-profit organization which believes that research is at its strongest when people with lived experience are included in decision-making processes. The Urban Institute is searching for someone ages 18-34 who has direct experience with the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) programs or services to create a Community Advisory Board (CAB). The CAB will receive training, attend orientations and meetings, and provide feedback to OPRE’s existing methods of research.
- Deadline: Jun 22, 2022
Acoustical Society of America (ASA) - James E. West Fellowship
- The fellowship supports an underrepresented minority student pursuing a graduate education in any field of pure and applied science and engineering that are directly related to acoustics. The fellowship is for one year, renewable for a second year.
- Deadline: March 2022
ACM SIGHPC / Intel - Graduate Fellowship for Women and Minorities in Computational & Data Science
- Fellowships support women and underrepresented students pursue graduate degrees in computational and data science, encompassing any program of study where computational modeling and simulation serve as the primary methods for conducting research, typically in a field other than computer science (e.g., computational chemistry, wildfire modeling, computational hydrodynamics).
- Funding is provided by Intel and administered by the Association of Computing Machinery's Special Interest Group on High Performance Computing. The fellowship offers support for up to five years.
- Nominations Open: March 15, 2022
- Deadline: April 30, 2022
- The Golden Apple Scholars of Illinois program is a teacher preparation and tuition assistance program for high school seniors and freshman and sophomore Illinois college students who have the determination and drive to be highly effective teachers in Illinois schools-of-need. We prepare aspiring teachers for immediate and lasting success in the most challenging teaching environments.
- Deadline: April, 1, 2022
Academic Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS) - Dissertation Writing Awards Program
- The award recognizes students who are writing graduate-level dissertations on topics related to the United Nations system. ACUNS is a global professional association of educational and research institutions, individual scholars, and practitioners active in more than 50 countries in the work and study of multilateral relations, global governance and international cooperation.
- Deadline: April 15, 2022
- Illinois Commitment guarantees free tuition and fees at the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign for up to four years to any qualifying student. Basic eligibility requirements are to be residents of the state of Illinois, and have a family income under $67,100. For full requirements, details, and frequently asked questions go to Illinois Commitment: Our Pledge for Free Tuition. Students who apply to the University of Illinois and submit their FAFSA are automatically enrolled.
- Deadline for Fall 2022: January 5, 2022
- City Year AmeriCorps members serve in schools all day, every day, preparing students with the social, emotional and academic skills and mindsets to succeed in school and in life. City Year AmeriCorps members not only make a difference in the lives of students they serve, but also acquire valuable skills that help them and prepare them to be leaders in their communities and their careers. As City Year continues to innovate alongside our school and district partners, we aim to share what we are learning and contribute to a broader conversation about how to ensure equitable access to learning opportunities for all students.
- Deadline: December 17, 2021
SchoolHouse Connection’s Youth Leadership and Scholarship Program
- Provides scholarships to youth who have experienced homelessness to ensure their completion of a post-secondary education program.
- Assists youth with financial aid processes, mental health advocacy and referrals, professional legal advocacy and referrals, and assistance in locating and establishing local contacts for general support and services.
- Builds a stable peer and adult support network for recipients, before, during, and after their college careers, and into their transition into the workforce.
- Offers young people meaningful opportunities to engage in advocacy, while providing sustained support services to help ensure graduation and success in life.
- Deadline: October 15, 2021, 11:59PM PST
Illinois Action for Children - Director of Public Policy
- The Public Policy team at Illinois Action for Children is committed to creating a child care and early education ecosystem that prioritizes the hopes and dreams of families, advancing racial, gender, and economic equity.
- The Director will be expected to promote and adhere to the workplace core capabilities of: accountability, customer focus, continuous quality improvement, communication (CQI), competent people and clear priorities. All work to be completed with minimum supervision and in accordance with organizational standards.
- Deadline: Unspecified
Planned Parenthood Program Manager of Advocacy and Campaigns
- Western Cook County and Western Suburbs
- Responsible for managing constituency programs that build the supporter base for Planned Parenthood of Illinois, Planned Parenthood Illinois Action, and Planned Parenthood Illinois Action PAC.
- Work collaboratively with the other members of the Public Policy Department to execute grassroots organizing, advocacy, and campaign plans to further the policy goals of the organization. The Program Manager reports to the Deputy Director of Advocacy and Campaigns.
- Manage the Raíz program for the first year of employment. Bi-lingual Spanish/English applicants preferred.
- Deadline: Unspecified
Chicago Workers’ Collaborative - Leadership and Advocacy Manager
- Develop the power, leadership, and participation of people who work in precarious employment. Participates in the development and implementation of CWC campaigns and programs to promote the rights of workers across industries (gig, temp, and other low-wage jobs).
- Design an industry, occupation and identity-based organizing strategy, establishing worker advocacy partnerships, and developing organizing campaigns.
- Send a resume and cover letter to CWC Executive Director Oswaldo Alvarez at oswaldo@chicagoworkerscollaborative.org
- Deadline: Unspecified
Chicago Workers’ Collaborative - Adult Education Manager
- Design participatory curriculum which involves program participants in identifying their key concerns, detect and develop community leaders to participate in development of culturally relevant tools for community engagement, recruit program participants, and involve program participants in all program evaluation to measure impact.
- Send a resume and cover letter to CWC Executive Director Oswaldo Alvarez at oswaldo@chicagoworkerscollaborative.org
- Deadline: Unspecified
Chicago Workers’ Collaborative - Senior Manager for Public Health
- Manage the Essential Worker Protection Program, collaborate with partners including the UIC School of Public Health, local Public Health Departments, and the Latino Worker Safety Center, set the program budget, update funders on projects, and collaborate with other CWC staff.
- Send a resume and cover letter to CWC Executive Director Oswaldo Alvarez at oswaldo@chicagoworkerscollaborative.org
- Deadline: Unspecified
Advance Illinois - Senior Community Engagement Associate
- The Senior Community Engagement Associate works collaboratively with the Director of Community Engagement to execute advocacy and outreach strategies to cultivate relationships with diverse stakeholders across Illinois, build coalitions around key priorities, and ensure the perspectives of diverse stakeholders are considered in the policy making process.
- The Community Engagement team works in close collaboration with policy, government relations, and communications team members to help inform complex issues and execute on advocacy campaigns.
- Advance Illinois has offices in both Chicago and Springfield, however, 40% of the job will require time on the road traveling around the state of Illinois.
- Submit your resume and cover letter to engagement@advanceillinois.org.
- Deadline: Rolling
Red Clay Dance Company - Program Manager
- Oversees planning, development, coordination, and implementation of all activities of the CEEP program.
- Provides local program leadership to cultivate growth and development of new school, community and program partnerships.
- Works with the Director of Education & Community Partnerships to ensure the teaching model and curriculum remain relevant, current, and support the impact and artistic goals of the organization.
- Please submit the following documents in a single PDF document to info@redclaydance.com: Cover Letter, Resume, 2 References
- Deadline: Unspecified