Educational Programs Coordinator

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Published on 14 Feb 2024

About the Oklahoma City Museum of Art

Located in the heart of Oklahoma City, the Oklahoma City Museum of Art stands as a premier arts institution in the region. With a diverse collection spanning North America, Europe, and Asia, the museum is renowned for its significant holdings in American art, postwar abstraction, Dale Chihuly glass, Brett Weston’s photography, and Paul Reed’s works. It also features the Samuel Roberts Noble Theater, showcasing international and classic films, and offers amenities like a Museum Store and Roof Terrace. Accredited by the American Alliance of Museums and a member of the Association of Art Museum Directors, it attracts over 125,000 visitors annually from across the globe.

Job Summary

The Educational Programs Coordinator plays a crucial role in furthering the museum’s mission by developing and managing a wide range of public programs and activities. These programs aim to engage diverse audiences, fostering an environment of inspiration and learning that aligns with the museum’s exhibitions and collections.

Key Responsibilities

Design and implement public programs that complement the museum’s exhibitions and collections.
Collaborate with various partners to create multidisciplinary programs, including artist demonstrations, community discussions, and workshops.
Develop initiatives to boost visitor engagement and membership value.
Craft promotional materials for programs and evaluate their impact to enhance visitor experiences and meet institutional objectives.
Coordinate program logistics, including ticketing and scheduling, to ensure seamless execution.

Qualifications

Proven experience in developing and coordinating arts programs, with a knack for innovation and quality.
Engagement with contemporary local arts scenes across various disciplines.
Availability for evening and weekend work, with a strong commitment to public service.
Proficient in using digital tools for public engagement and excellent communication skills.

Competencies

Exceptional planning and organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects effectively.
Strong oral and written communication abilities, adept at public speaking and presenting information engagingly.
Flexibility and adaptability in a dynamic work environment, with a collaborative and innovative approach to problem-solving and teamwork.

Education and Experience

A Bachelor’s degree in humanities, liberal arts, communications, or arts-related fields is preferred. Relevant work experience may substitute for the degree requirement.

Physical and Work Environment Requirements

The role requires occasional physical activities like standing, walking, and lifting up to 25 pounds. The work environment is generally moderate in noise levels and may involve exposure to varying weather conditions.

Application Process

Interested candidates are encouraged to apply by submitting a resume and cover letter through the provided application link.

Oklahoma City Museum of Art is committed to equal employment opportunities.