Learning and Community Initiatives

• Leads the research and design of in-person, online, and hybrid learning opportunities related to Louis Carlos Bernal: Retrospectiva and Chicana Photographers LA for students of all ages.
• Develops and works across teams and communities to design and plan campus and community programs that expand experiences with Louis Carlos Bernal: Retrospectiva and Chicana Photographers LA, including but not limited to workshops, seminars, tutorials, tours, screenings, performances, pop-ups, and other community development opportunities.
• Coordinates and administers the meetings and activities with community advisory boards.
• In consultation with the Curator of Interdisciplinary and Community Practices, suggests and initiates internal and external projects related to community growth, participation, and diversification.
• Collaborates on strategies for marketing to and partnering with the campus and regional communities before and during the Louis Carlos Bernal: Retrospectiva and Chicana Photographers LA exhibitions.

Research and Evaluative Programs

• Initiates and carries through an innovative research program that expands representation in and approaches to photographic education and local public histories.
• Builds evaluative frameworks for learning and community initiatives, and supports the preparation of data for institutional reports and grants.
• Assists the Principal Investigator (PI) in preparing grant proposals and cases for support for relevant projects that support CCP’s mission, core values, collections, and DEI initiatives.

General

• Oversees all administrative tasks related to learning and community programs, including communications, coordination, paperwork, databases, and evaluations.
• Supports institutional calendaring and departmental workflows.
• Actively cultivates and maintains relationships, partnerships, and collaborations with regional communities and colleagues.
• Implements best practices and trends in photographic education and collaborative partnerships. Maintains evolving knowledge of DEI research, practices, and legislation.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

• Familiarity with critical pedagogies and photography;
• Proficiency with evolving DEI best practices, legislation, resources and initiatives.
• Strong interest in the arts and cultural sector;
• Commitment to fostering a collaborative, communicative, innovative, and creative work environment.