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We are actively recruiting for a talented Art Director to work in a dynamic, team-oriented, creative agency environment within the healthcare and pharmaceutical space. Kada Recruiting is partnering with an ad agency in Morristown, NJ that has had double digit growth nearly every year over the past 10 years and continues to blossom into a leading agency for pharma clients across the US. They are in a great position of being large enough to have great resources and a variety of clients, but not so big to be too corporate and rigid in their possibilities.
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This is position would be fast tracked into an Art Center Director role. This is a ground level opportunity for candidates interested in being in a leadership role to gain the skills to move into management level positions and transform art education in communities throughout the country.
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NJ certification in Art or eligible for certification. A teacher at College Achieve Paterson Charter School will provide students rigorous and relevant. NJ State Retirement Plan (pension plan) Strive to implement College Achieve’s philosophy of education and instructional goals and.
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Art Therapist will provide art therapy services for clients/students that will assist them with developmental needs, emotional, behavioral and psychiatric issues in residential programs for youth.
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We are seeking adjunct faculty to teach Art Appreciation courses. College Teaching experience in Art Appreciation required. Participate in assessment activities in support of the PCCC institutional effectiveness program.
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Instruct pupils in art appreciation and the fundamentals of creating artistic items; Makes recommendations for inclusion of art in other curriculum areas. Direct planning and supervision of student contests and arranging of art exhibits.
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