Responsibilities

• Help develop and steward the Anderson Museum of Art's organizational voice across all communications.
• Collaborate with museum staff, interns, artists, and educators to create engaging and relevant storytelling that reflects AMOA's mission.
• Develop and maintain an editorial calendar supporting exhibitions, classes, events, fundraising, memberships, partnerships, and community initiatives.
• Write compelling stories highlighting artists, students, volunteers, donors, educators, and community impact.
• Create and publish engaging content across AMOA's social media platforms.
• Develop fresh, creative, and intergenerational digital content that appeals to a broad and diverse audience.
• Capture photography and short-form video during museum events, exhibitions, classes, and outreach activities.
• Monitor engagement analytics and recommend strategies to increase audience growth and participation.
• Develop and publish: Monthly e-newsletters; Donor stewardship materials; Event promotions; Press releases; Marketing collateral; Membership communications; Educational programming promotions.
• Support communications related to fundraising campaigns, sponsorships, donor appreciation, and museum initiatives.

Requirements

• 20 hours per week
• Regular Schedule: Monday through Friday, Noon-5:00 p.m.
• Hybrid flexibility with occasional evening and weekend hours to support exhibitions, First Fridays, community outreach, fundraising events, and educational programming.

Preferred

• An exceptional writer and storyteller.
• Creative, organized, and highly detail oriented.
• Comfortable managing multiple projects and deadlines simultaneously.
• Passion for arts, education, nonprofits, and community engagement.
• Experienced with social media strategy and content creation.
• Familiar with Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, photography, or video editing (preferred).
• Comfortable updating websites and learning new technology platforms.
• Able to work independently while thriving in a collaborative team environment.
• Has a bachelor’s degree, an associate degree, or an equivalent combination of demonstratable education and professional experience. Experience working in nonprofit organizations, museums, higher education, journalism, communications, public relations, or marketing is preferred but not required.

Benefits

• A flexible hybrid work environment.
• Opportunities to attend exhibitions, artist talks, First Fridays, festivals, and special events.
• Meaningful work that connects art with community.
• A collaborative, creative workplace where new ideas are welcomed.
• Professional growth opportunities as the museum continues expanding its educational programming, exhibitions, fundraising efforts, and regional partnerships.
• The potential for this position to become a full-time Communications role in 2027.