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At least 2-3 years work experience in visual arts including painting, drawing, ceramics, photography, sewing, etc. Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts, Art Education, or related field (an equivalent combination of education and experience considered.
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Beyond the beach, Santa Monica boasts a thriving arts and culture scene, with numerous galleries, theaters, and museums to explore. The iconic Santa Monica Pier, with its historic amusement park rides and bustling boardwalk, is a major draw for tourists, offering entertainment, dining, and shopping opportunities.
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Have a Bachelor's Degree in Design, Media Arts or similar - Have digital marketing experience and a love for content creation - design, GIF, video, photography, stop motion. Have experience working with TikTok, Instagram and more.
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The CDA Department views computing as a liberal arts discipline and is committed to collaborating with other programs including Art, Business, Communications, Environmental Studies, History, Music, Nursing, Writing, and other humanities and social and natural science disciplines.
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About Hobby Lobby Hobby-Lobby is a chain retail store that sells arts and crafts supplies, fabrics, picture framing, party supplies and related items. The Company operates over 600 stores around the U.S and is the leading retailer with more than 70,000 arts, crafts, hobbies, home d.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Design, Media Arts, or related field. Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (including Premiere and AfterEffects), InVision, Sketch; motion design skills are a plus. Bachelor’s Degree in Design, Media Arts, or related field.
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We offer great job opportunities in restaurant management, culinary arts, food sales, and in-store Starbucks locations. We offer great job opportunities in restaurant management, culinary arts, food sales, and in-store Starbucks locations.
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10+ years of experience in the nonprofit industry, preferably in health and human service organizations, arts and culture organizations, housing, mental health, or general human service organizations.
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Adjunct Instructor, College of Education and Social Sciences, Department of Education, needed to teach courses in the areas of Elementary Education specifically in English Language Arts, Science, Math, and/or Social Studies.
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Qualifications Experience: Minimum of 7-10 years in culinary arts with at least 5 years in a leadership role at an upscale or luxury hotel with strong stability while overseeing multiple outlets Education: Culinary degree or equivalent professional training.
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In addition to the Master's in Law & Diplomacy (MALD) and Master's in Global Affairs (MGA), the Fletcher School also offers a Master's in International Law (LLM), a Master's in International Business (MIB), a Master's in Global Business Administration (GBA), a Global Master of Arts (GMAP), and a PhD.
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Education/Experience Master’s Degree in English, Rhetoric, Writing, or Liberal Arts (with 18 graduate hours in English); Master of Fine Arts in Writing or Creative Writing. Education/Experience Master’s Degree in English, Rhetoric, Writing, or Liberal Arts (with 18 graduate hours in English); Master of Fine Arts in Writing or Creative Writing.
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Gymnastics, dance (Performing Arts Medicine focus), football, triathlon, running, basketball, volleyball, soccer and more. Gymnastics, dance (Performing Arts Medicine focus), football, triathlon, running, basketball, volleyball, soccer and more.
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Life Enrichment LeadStoryPoint of Romeoville Full Time: Sunday - Thursday 8am-4pm, some evenings and weekends as needed Position Summary for Life Enrichment Lead: The Life Enrichment Lead is responsible for planning life enrichment activities for our Assisted Living and Memory Care residents that are beneficial and complimentary to the social welfare and interests of the residents of a retirement community.
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Illinois SLP Soliant is collaborating with a charter school network in Westmont, IL, and is seeking a contract Speech-Language Pathologist to work with K-12 students in two campuses on the South Side. One campus serves a K-6 population; the other is a 7-12 building with a focus on creative arts.
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