Early-Career Art History Research & Program Coordinator

Clark Art Institute; Williamstown (MA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

Clark Art Institute invites an early-career scholar in art history to join the Research and Academic Program (RAP) as a two-year project position. The Fellow will help coordinate lectures, seminars, and programs, and engage with a global community of scholars.

The role offers experience in non-profit arts administration and exposure to senior-level debates and scholarship. The ideal candidate will hold a master’s degree in art history and enjoy interacting with a diverse international group of

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in art history or related discipline required.
• Strong organizational skills and ability to juggle multiple projects with deadlines.
• Attention to detail and ability to use online tools and databases or willingness to learn.
• Ability to work collaboratively and independently and engage with the discipline of art history.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate lectures, seminars, and programs with RAP team and Clark departments.
• Maintain and update the RAP website and disseminate program information.
• Organize events and communications for RAP fellows and local communities.
• Provide administrative support for RAP publications and podcasts.
• Assist in onboarding RAP fellows and coordinating tours and orientation events.
• Support grant preparation and engage with scholars across disciplines.

Skills

Organizational skills

Attention to detail

Time management

Collaborative work

Independent work

Art history interest

Education

Master’s degree in art history

Job description

Clark Art Institute invites an early-career scholar in art history to join the Research and Academic Program (RAP) as a two-year project position. The Fellow will help coordinate lectures, seminars, and programs, and engage with a global community of scholars.

The role offers experience in non-profit arts administration and exposure to senior-level debates and scholarship. The ideal candidate will hold a master’s degree in art history and enjoy interacting with a diverse international group of