Arts Research & Academic Engagement Lead

Universityofnotredame; Notre Dame (IN); Presencial; USD 65.000 - 95.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

The University of Notre Dame's Arts Initiative seeks a Program Manager of Arts Research & Academic Engagement to lead cross-functional programs across research, student engagement, and community partnerships, reporting to the Managing Director.

The role focuses on interdisciplinary arts research, teaching, and academic engagement with faculty and students, and plays a pivotal role in planning and evaluating the Notre Dame Arts Biennial, upcoming Jan–June 2027.

Formación

• Advanced degree in an arts discipline required.
• Experience coordinating interdisciplinary arts programs at a university or similar environment preferred.
• Ability to manage concurrent programs and adapt to a startup-like environment within a large institution.

Responsabilidades

• Plan, implement, and evaluate undergraduate and graduate student engagement opportunities across priority areas.
• Coordinate arts research programs such as fellowships and grant programs.
• Support communications for recruitment, onboarding, and program evaluation.
• Manage Notre Dame Arts Biennial partner projects and liaise with faculty, staff, students, and external partners.
• Oversee budgeting, contracts, invoices, and financial reconciliation for programs.
• Mentor student fellows and contribute to campus arts ecosystems.

Conocimientos

Project management

Cross-functional collaboration

Budget tracking

Mentoring

Educación

Advanced degree in arts discipline

Herramientas

Finance systems

MS Office

Descripción del empleo

The University of Notre Dame's Arts Initiative seeks a Program Manager of Arts Research & Academic Engagement to lead cross-functional programs across research, student engagement, and community partnerships, reporting to the Managing Director.

The role focuses on interdisciplinary arts research, teaching, and academic engagement with faculty and students, and plays a pivotal role in planning and evaluating the Notre Dame Arts Biennial, upcoming Jan–June 2027.