The 2025 Betty Bowen Award application is now open! This annual award honors a Northwest artist for their original, exceptional, and compelling work.

Deadline: Friday, August 1, 2025 | 11pm PST

What is the Betty Bowen Award?

This juried award was established to honor Betty Bowen (1918-1977) who was an enthusiastic supporter of Northwest contemporary art. The winner receives an unrestricted prize of $20,000 to further their career, and a selection of works by the winner will be exhibited at the Seattle Art Museum.

Who is eligible: All visual artists working in Washington, Oregon, or Idaho.

How to apply: Apply online at https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15642

For more information about the application process and to see a list of previous winners, visit Northwest Artist Exhibition Opportunity at Seattle Art Museum or email BettyB@SeattleArtMuseum.org.

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We’re looking for visual artists and designers to join the QuackHacks marketing & design team for our upcoming student-led hackathon at the University of Oregon!

This is a great opportunity to build off our existing brand while adding your own creative twist to help shape the event’s visual identity. From social graphics and posters to swag and signage, your work will be seen by students, sponsors, and professionals across campus and beyond.

We’re looking for students who are:

• Passionate about art, branding, or digital design

• Interested in creative collaboration

  Whether you specialize in illustration, graphic design, or experimental media, we’d love to hear from you!

To learn more or apply, email Jaya Muñoz at jayam@uoregon.edu with a quick intro and a sample of your work.

Version 3.1 – Job Posting for a graphic illistrator – Uiniversity of Oregon – Drafted on 5-31-2025

Version 3.1 – Job Posting for a graphic illistrator – Uiniversity of Oregon – Drafted on 5-31-2025

Job Title: Pacific Northwest Field School Program Assistant

Student Employee Class Level (1 – 5): 2

Salary or Salary Range:

Eugene based student worker: $15.90/hour

Portland based student worker: $16.70/hour

Start Date: ASAP

End Date: October 1, 2025 with possible extension based on need and student schedule

Approximate Hours per week: 8 hours per week, with option to work up to 40 hours per week during September 2025.

Work location: Eugene/Portland/Remote, with option to work at PNWFS location in Idaho during September 2025. Housing will be provided while on site at PNWFS.

Department: SAE/Historic Preservation

Supervisor’s Name: Allison Geary

Program Information:

The Pacific Northwest Preservation Field School (PNWFS) is a hands-on academic program sponsored by the University of Oregon, the National Park Service, and regional governmental agencies from Oregon, Washington State, and Idaho. The program takes place in the late summer and is a requirement of the Historic Preservation master’s program. The school draws a diverse crowd of students, practicing cultural resource professionals, historic preservation enthusiasts, and national and state park employees. Skilled preservationists and cultural resource professionals guide students in technical preservation skills, ethics, philosophy, and best practice through hands-on work. Through course work, participants contribute to the preservation of unique sites throughout the Pacific Northwest.

About the Position:

This position will provide support for the day-to-day administrative, organizational, and planning tasks in preparation for and support of the 2025 Pacific Northwest Preservation Field School (PNWFS) at Heyburn State Park, Idaho.

It is desired but not required that the student worker work on location in Idaho for some or all of the Field School from August 29-September 20, 2025 – housing will be provided. During this time, working hours may be extended to a maximum of 40 hours per week.

Duties:

• Assist Program Director and Coordinator in planning and executing the 2025 PNWFS program.
• Manage PNWFS social media accounts and add content in coordination with the PNWFS director.
• Produce marketing materials and conduct outreach for program promotion; Update and manage email and physical address mailing lists.
• Work in coordination with PNWFS Steering Committee sub-committees; attend and record minutes for Steering Committee and sub-committee meetings.
• Assist the Director in tool inventory and organization.
• Review student reports from the previous Field Schools and compile final reports documenting the 2023 and 2024 Field Schools.
• Review and build upon past program assistant manuals to improve efficiency.
• Additional duties may be assigned as needed.

Required Qualifications:

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate student enrolled at the University of Oregon in the College of Design, School of Journalism and Communication, School of Business, or other appropriate program.
• Must be proficient in the Microsoft Office 365 Suite and have excellent written communication skills.

Desired Qualifications:

• Experience in providing professional or non-profit social media support.
• Experience in advertising, marketing, and/or promotions.
• Ability to write clear and informative reports for a variety of audiences.

Application instructions:

Please submit your application through Handshake. Include a resume, cover letter, and two references.

School of Architecture & Environment
University of Oregon | College of Design
210 Lawrence Hall | 5249 University of Oregon | Eugene, OR 97403
541-346-3656

Are you a student artist looking to make your mark on campus—literally? Flourishing by Art is a new initiative funded by ASUO, in collaboration with UO Housing, to bring student-created artwork into some of the most visible spaces on campus. We’re inviting current UO students to submit proposals for original art pieces—murals in particular, though all mediums will be considered—that will be installed in high-traffic areas across residence halls. This is your opportunity to showcase your work on a permanent, public platform and leave a lasting impact on the spaces where students live, gather, and grow. Submissions are open to both individual students and student teams!

All selected artists will receive full funding for materials and installation. While completed works will be formally owned by ASUO, every artist will be publicly recognized. Your name will appear on permanent signage next to your piece, and your work will be documented in UO’s official art catalog. Once a piece reaches the end of its life—if the medium allows—you’ll also have the opportunity to reclaim your artwork. Whether you’re an experienced muralist or simply brimming with a vision that deserves a wall, we want to see your proposal. Let your art help this campus flourish!

The submission deadline is Sunday, May 4 at 11:59 PM, and if you’re able to help circulate this opportunity, we’d be incredibly grateful. The submission link, as well as further details can be found here: https://forms.office.com/r/z01rdg9F75

Please feel free to share widely – the application for the 2025-2026 Psyche Inspired internship is open!

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Position:   Summer Art Camp Instructor

Employer: Maude Kerns Art Center – Eugene, OR

Maude Kerns Art Center is looking for experienced instructors to join our teaching team for this Summer Camp season! The Art Center offers weekly programs beginning June 16 – August 15, 8:30-3:00pm for our Youth (6-11 years old) and 9:00 am-12:00 pm for our Young Adult (MS: 11-14 years old, HS: 14-17 years old) students. Each week of our Summer Camp program is a new theme and will focus on working with a variety of art materials.

Instructors will work directly with students to create an immersive Summer Camp experience through themed art activities. MKAC Summer Art Camp Instructors must have a strong passion for the growth of young artists and the patience to be encouraging when students struggle with projects.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Experience managing children ages 6 -17
• Experience working with a wide variety of arts practices
• Comfortable with behavior management

Preferred Qualifications:

• Completed or seeking a degree in Arts or Arts Education
• Lesson planning experience

Working at Maude Kerns is a great opportunity to gain teaching experience, inspire young artists, and engage with the growing arts community of Eugene.

Summer Camp Dates:                    June 16th, 2025 – August 15, 2025

Summer Camp Schedule:

Youth:

AM Block: 8:15 am – 11:30 am

PM Block: 12:00 pm – 3:15 pm

Young Adult:

AM Block: 8:45 am – 12:15 pm

Pay Rate: $17 per hour minimum, based on experience

Application Deadline: May 10th, 2025

Application Process :

Please fill out the application HERE

Interview Process:

Email outreach to set an interview date/time. You will be asked a series of questions about your teaching experience (please refer to the minimum qualifications and preferred qualifications). Plan for a 45-minute interview. Tour of the main classroom studio may be available if there isn’t a class taking place. Based on the number of interviews, the director of art education will email you the final decision after all interviews are completed and references are checked. If you have any questions or need help submitting your application, please contact us at 541.345.1571.

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Position:   Summer Art Education Paid Internship 2025

Employer: Maude Kerns Art Center – Eugene, OR

The Maude Kerns Art Center is seeking a Summer Arts Education Intern who will support our summer programs for our youth, middle school, and high school students! As a nonprofit organization focused on arts education, the Art Center offers weekly summer camp programs for youth (ages 6-11), MS labs (ages 11 -14), and HS labs (ages 14-17). The position begins June 11th and ends the week of August 18th, (the week of June 30th – July 4th will be off due to the holiday). Youth camps run 8:30-3:00 pm for our youth camps and 9 am -12 pm for both our middle school and high school labs. Each week of our summer camp/lab program has a different theme and will focus on working with a variety of art materials and processes.

Working at Maude Kerns is a great opportunity to gain classroom experience, work with and inspire creative individuals, and participate in the arts community of Eugene.

Position Description: The Summer Arts Education Intern will predominantly work with our youth camps and be responsible for helping the Director of Arts Education and instructors with daily classroom activities, assisting students with art projects, monitoring students behavior and providing positive support, and general supervision during outdoor breaks. The intern’s work day begins at 8:00 am and ends at 3:15 pm.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Experience working with students ages 6 -17
• Experience with a wide variety of art practices (ceramics, painting in various mediums, printmaking, drawing, 3-D sculpting, 2-D design, and more)
• Comfortable with behavior management and willingness to learn
• 1 – 2 clear internship learning goals
• Experience working with a variety of lived experiences and creating an accessible, inclusive, safe environment for creativity to flourish for all participants
• The ability to pass a background check is required

Preferred Qualifications:

• Completed or seeking a degree in Arts or Arts Education

Internship Dates:               June 11th, 2025 – Week of August 18th, 2025 (June 30th – July 4th off due to holiday. End date flexible to meet needs for resetting classrooms)

Hours:                                    8:00 am – 3:15 pm (includes 2 – 10 minute breaks & 1 hour lunch)

Pay Rate:                              $14.70 per hour

Application Deadline:       2 PM on May 13th, 2025

Application Process:         Please fill out our Summer Camp Paid Internship application HERE

Interview Process:             Emails will be sent out to set an interview date/time. You will be asked a series of questions about your teaching experience (please refer to the minimum qualifications and preferred qualifications). Plan for a 45-minute interview. Tour of the main classroom studio may be available. Based on the number of interviews, the Director of Art Education will email you the final decision after all interviews are completed and references are checked. If you have any questions or need help submitting your application, please contact us at 541.345.1571.

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Diversity Dinner 25 TV Poster

• Date & Time: April 25th, Friday, 5:30 – 8:00 PM
• Location: EMU Ballroom
• Compensation: $200
• Responsibilities: Capturing key moments of the event, including candid and group shots

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Hello Water Enthusiasts,

We would like to remind you about the call for abstracts for the 15th Annual Pacific Northwest Research Symposium. The Water Research Symposium is a two-day, student-centric conference focused on water resources science, engineering, and policy. The theme of the 2025 Symposium is “Reimagining Water Through Art and Science,” inviting submissions that highlight scientific advancements and explore creative approaches to addressing water challenges. We welcome abstracts from all fields related to water and hydrology, including groundwater, snow hydrology, rivers, lakes, wetlands, reservoirs, and beyond.

This free-of-cost symposium, taking place on the 23rd and 24th of April 2025 at PRAx, includes keynote speakers, workshops, and panel discussions and provides a platform to share your work, foster interdisciplinary collaboration, and connect with peers and professionals passionate about solving water challenges.

We encourage you to submit your contribution using [this link]. The submission deadline is March 15th, 2025.

Please feel free to share this announcement with your colleagues, and for any questions, contact HydrophilesResearchSymposium@gmail.com.

Best regards,
Bareera Mirza & Jasmine Krause
Co-Chairs, Water Research Symposium

Hydrophiles at Oregon State University

The PNW Water Research Symposium values diverse perspectives and inclusive collaboration to advance water research for all communities.

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*Periplus: a Greek word of ancient origin, means sailing around. A periplus is a voyage around something, like an island or a coast line. A circumnavigation.  

A periplus was also, since ancient times, the record of such a voyage.

Periplus Workshops 2025

towards a new MATERIALITY / towards a new MATEREALITY

Now two locations in rural Greece to choose from:

Reinventing placemaking in Arcadia

Revealing matter’s potential in Crete

Short-term residencies for designers, artists, architects, creatives & performing artists, working across all cultural fields.

Periplus Workshops offers selected creative and cultural students, graduates, tutors and

professionals from all over the world, the time and space to delve into a constantly open lab, where thinking through making, direct experiential access to local identity and a deeply humanising relationship with nature may develop into a new approach to immense creativity.

Gathering knowledge that may subsequently help local communities better deal with their existing and future multifaceted challenges. Powerfully reengaging them with the wealthy but frequently neglected potential of their local natural and cultural environment.

When: July-August 2025

Where: Arcadia region, Peloponnese, Greece & Chania region, Crete, Greece

Who can apply: designers, artists & creatives, architects, innovation engineers & material researchers, performing artists, culture curators

Duration of residencies:

In Arcadia : One 10 days period (1-10 July)

In Crete :  Two 9 days periods (20-28 July or 30 July-7 August)

Accommodation:

In Arcadia : Shared spacious dormitories, in the hospitable Dimitsana Cultural Center, at the edge of a traditional village, with all bathrooms WC/shower.

In Crete : Shared rooms in tower type farm-house at rural village outskirts, with all bathrooms WC/shower.

Disciplines, work equipment and assistance:

Crafts / Design / Arts / Architecture / Material Innovation / Curating / Visual Arts / Media Arts / Social Innovation / Exhibition Design / Eating Experience

Studio / Workspace:

Shared indoor & outdoor studios

More info, fees and support at:

https://www.periplusworkshops.com/

Application information at:

https://www.periplusworkshops.com/bookings

==========================================

Application deadline:

2025-4-30 (for early bird only)

Residency starts:

In Arcadia : 2025-07-01

In Crete :  A period 2025-07-20

B period 2025-07-30

Residency ends:

In Arcadia : 2025-07-10

In Crete :  A period 2025-07-28

B period 2025-08-07

Locations:

[Arcadia region, Peloponnese] Greece

[Chania region, Crete] Greece

Link to more information:

https://www.periplusworkshops.com/

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407 507 spatial justice seminar

Spatial Justice Seminar course (just for students) info at link above. We are interested in attracting a wide range of students.

Greetings UO Campus Community Members!

Do you have a story to tell? Are you interested in receiving personal coaching to help you transform your unique experiences into a work of art? Would you like to be part of a diverse cohort of storytellers co-creating a beautiful and collaborative campus event? If so, you may be interested in this special campus opportunity!

We are seeking students, staff, and faculty at UO who are interested in sharing a story at our Spring event, “Intertwined 2025: Crossroads: Stories of Opportunity, Possibility, and Pivotal Moments,” on May 13th and 14th, 2025. Intertwined is a storytelling event designed to enhance Love, Authenticity, Courage, and Empathy (LACE) on campus that will spotlight 10-12 storytellers, each with a five-minute personal narrative. Every story will be complemented by a live, unique musical composition, performed by a local musician. Once accepted, storytellers will be matched with a personal story coach who will assist them in crafting their narrative and provide one-on-one writing and public speaking mentorship!

If you are interested in becoming an Intertwined 2025 storyteller, please fill out the application here. Applications are due Sunday, February 23rd at midnight.

We ask that storytellers share stories from their authentic lived experiences that relate to the theme. Visit our blog here for more information about us or to view our previous events! Please feel free to share this widely; we hope you will apply to share your story!

Thank you!

kbeattie@uoregon.edu

My name is Jaya Muñoz, and I’m the Director of Marketing for Quack Hacks, the University of Oregon’s flagship hackathon. As we expand our event, we’re looking for talented art students who would be interested in a hands-on opportunity to contribute to our branding through logo design, promotional materials, and overall visual identity.This is a great chance for students to unleash their creativity, build their portfolios, and gain real-world experience in event branding through their art.

Best,
Jaya Muñoz

jaya.munoz@icloud.com
Director of Marketing, QuackHacks
University of Oregon

My name is Fredrick and I am a student at the Entrepreneurship Section in the Lundquist college of Business and the Founder of SprintTrack. I am looking to hire a student product designer to create two prototype designs of a sports vest one for male and female. I will provide more of the details of the project on the contact of the student. I am looking for a student with experience with clothing apparel and possibly sports apparel. As I am a student, I only have $75 to offer and internship experience designing under a growing business. (505)544-3894 for contact Email contact is: freddief@uoregon.edu

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We’re excited to accept submissions for the ’25 William Lee Scholarship. We are awarding a $5,000 scholarship to a deserving and talented ceramic student to help offset the costs of attending college in the 2025-2026 school year. 

To learn more about Trendspot Inc. visit us at trendspotinc.com. The application is on our website as well. https://trendspotinc.com/scholarship/

Application deadline is April 1, 2025.

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This is an opportunity for ten Lane County artists to be awarded $200 each through designing a digital badge for a locally programmed motivational bicycle ridinggame This is sponsored by the Lane County Cultural Coalition. The website explains more: https://questbycycle.org/badge_contest/

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Call for Papers

The editorial team at Wreck, the graduate journal of Art History, Visual Art & Theory at the University of British Columbia,* is excited to announce the release of our call for papers for our 2025 issue, ‘Realisms.’ Submissions will be accepted in the form of abstracts on a rolling basis throughout the semester, with a deadline of March 14, 2025. Wreck invites submissions that focus on art history, visual art, and theory, but also welcomes various interdisciplinary approaches, including but not limited to media studies, literature, philosophy, and other related fields. All abstract submissions should be made to ahvagraduatejournal@gmail.com. Confirmations of acceptance will be sent out by the beginning of April 2025, with a publication date of September 2025. Please direct any questions to ahvagraduatejournal@gmail.com

Wreck is a peer reviewed, student-run interdisciplinary journal published online. Check out our 2023 issue here.

We look forward to your submissions!

The Wreck Team

*We acknowledge that the UBC Point Grey campus is situated on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the xʷməθkʷəy̓ əm (Musqueam).

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Greetings Potential Craft Jurors!

Once again we’re planning the Oregon Country Fair craft jurying, and we hope someone there might like to join us!

This will be our second year of doing the jurying digitally and asking jurors to do the evaluations at home (as the world goes, so go we).  We won’t have the whole day all together, as we used to do (6 hours of looking at images!).

We look for jurors who know arts and crafts, and have a good critical eye.  We also hope jurors will have some sense of what the Country Fair is all about, and help us to invite high-quality work that fits our venue.  We also maintain a certain integrity in the process by having jurors who are not directly associated with the Fair.

Craft applicants send three images of their craft.  Our process involves 6 jurors rating each set of 3 images on a 1-to-10 scale.  After jurying, we tally scores and re-connect scores with names (and then begins the hard part for us—seeing how far down the line we can go in acceptances, which depends on available space each year).  An applicant might apply with multiple crafts, but each category will have its own three images, and jurors rate each set separately; you don’t evaluate the crafter, but each craft.

We’re planning a gathering of all six jurors on the morning of March 29 at the OCF office on Lawrence St. for an introduction to the process; this could be two hours at most, I think. Then jurors can log into the program that has all the applications and do the evaluations on their own, over the next 8 days—on their computers.  Once we receive scores from all the jurors, we can take it from there.

If anyone there would like to be one of our jurors this year, please let me know by email response (harrisonj@lanecc.edu ) or by phone at 687-1023 (h).   We totally appreciate the contributions jurors make, and we offer two day passes and a commemorative t-shirt to show our thanks.

So long—

Jeff Harrison

OCF Craft Inventory

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Apply now for the BFA in Art or  the BFA in Art & Technology! 

Applications available in Slideroom:

BFA in Art Application

BFA in Art & Technology Application

More information on our website: BFA Information

Final deadline for Junior students only = Friday, February 14, 2025

Final deadline for Freshman & Sophomore students = Monday, April 28, 2025 

All students are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor to discuss applying to the BFA program. College of Design advisors work in the Student Services Office and you can connect on their website: https://design.uoregon.edu/student-services 

Each year our team hosts a week-long celebration of inclusion, expression, and sex positivity, aptly titled Sex Week (Feb 10-14). One of our flagship events is the Empower Your Pleasure Art Show, open to all students, where we invite to submit art related to sex positivity, pleasure, inclusivity, empowerment, relationships, and anything related. Past submissions have included things like paintings, sculptures, short films, poetry, original garments, glassware, and more! All art types and skill levels are welcome and encouraged to participate.

This year’s event will be held on Thursday, Feb 13^th in the Gerlinger Alumni Lounge, from 2-5 pm, with food and drinks provided. The attached link and QR code will direct folks to our interest form, which is non-binding but helps us to plan in advance and make accommodations for participants and their art. Any questions about this or other Sex Week events can be directed to ducknest@uoregon.edu.

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=jxkLj0f0_ky6A1JrRsZh-J41dxhpI6FDmBITF6iMiPJUNElZSThGWE9UVzhRRVNaOFk4VEE2MUdPQSQlQCN0PWcu

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The Emerald Art Center has a job opening for a paid, part-time Project Coordinator for the annual Summer Youth Art Camp for middle school students in the Springfield/Lane County area.  This was made possible through a grant from the Dotty & Frank Light Family Endowment.

Here is also the link: https://www.emeraldartcenter.org/job-opportunities.

Job Announcement Final-Light Family Youth Art Camp Coordinator 2025

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• Submission Dates: February 1–28, 2025
• Eligibility: Open to artists of all ages, with a focus on youth and underrepresented artists.
• Prizes: There are cash awards and additional prizes for the winning designs.
• How to Participate: It’s free to enter! Simply submit your badge design via the Quest by Cycle website.

The Keizer Public Arts Commission invites artists of all ages to submit artwork that expresses the holiday season in Keizer for the 2025 Holiday Card Competition.

One piece of artwork will be selected by the Keizer Public Arts Commission to be reproduced as the City of Keizer’s 2025 Holiday Greeting Card. The artist who submitted the winning selection will receive a $100 gift card to Michaels® Arts & Crafts.

**Submissions are due: Monday, March 3, 2025**

• The online Submission Form is attached and on the City’s website at: https://www.keizer.org/KeizerHolidayPublicArtsCommissionHolidayCardCompetition~Application
• Printed Submission Forms are located in the Event Center lobby at 930 Chemawa Rd NE, Keizer.
• Questions can be directed to me: Dawn W

Please see this opportunity that some of our graduating students might be interested in :

https://climatefutures.art/opencall

Now Accepting Applications for Summer 2025

The Institute of Reading Development is now hiring summer teachers to lead our summer reading enrichment programs, designed to foster a love of reading while building critical reading skills in students of all ages.

Our approach combines evidence-based practices with engaging activities that make reading fun and meaningful for students. This framework simplifies your role as a teacher, so you can focus on what matters most—helping students thrive.

This is a great opportunity to do challenging and meaningful work in a supportive environment. Teaching experience is valuable but not necessary, and we do not require teaching certification. We provide comprehensive lesson plans and training so that you will be fully prepared before your first class. You’ll receive ongoing support from a dedicated supervisor.

We welcome your application, whether you are an upcoming or recent college grad, a graduate student, a current teacher, or looking to make a career switch into education.

Our Teachers:

·         Work with students in both online and in-person classrooms.

·         Earn up to $700 per week.

·         Receive comprehensive paid training and ongoing support.

·         Gain up to 200 hours of experience teaching their own classes to students from 4-year-olds to adults.

Teaching Schedule Details and Commitment:

·         10 weeks of teaching.

·         Full-time and part-time positions available. All schedules include teaching on both weekend days.

·         Entry-level position, with opportunities for continued employment with the Institute after the summer.

Training:

·         We have two training programs:

·         A 3-week full-time program, Monday-Friday in the weeks immediately preceding teaching.

·         A part-time independent study program designed for current full-time teachers.

Successful Institute Teachers:

·         Have strong reading skills and read fiction for pleasure.

·         Are responsible and hard-working, with strong communication and organizational skills.

·         Are comfortable and confident with technology.

·         Have a bachelor’s degree or higher.

·         Are active, patient, and supportive with students and parents.

We look forward to reading your application soon.

Apply Now

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One of our residential treatment programs for youth here in Eugene is opening a 2^nd location and we are currently in the process of making renovations to the building and our staff members were hoping we might be able to find some local artists to come and paint some fun, bright murals on our walls.  I think it’s a unique opportunity for some up and coming artists to make their mark here locally and also provide our most vulnerable youth suffering and recovering from trauma, suicidal ideation, self-harm, anxiety, abuse and more

Please call or email and let me know if this might be a possible collaboration.

Check out this page of our website to learn more about our Regional Crisis Center program (this page outlines our current location in west Eugene, the new 2^nd location is located just across from Autzen stadium off of MLK blvd): https://www.lookingglass.us/regional-crisis-center

Tyler Mack

Vice President of Marketing & Development

Looking Glass Community Services

Email: Tyler.mack@lookingglass.us

Cell: 541-513-4394

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Residency Periplus Workshops 2025 introduction

The 2025 residencies’ program, Periplus* Workshops, offers the unique opportunity for emerging creatives to respond to nature in two small villages of rural Greece. In Arcadia,  the mythical land of pastoral utopia, in central Peloponnese or at the agricultural side of the historical Chania Region, in Crete. In a carefully structured period of intensive days, a determined group of participants use limited resources to create individual and collaborative responses, culminating in a local exhibition which is open to the wider local community and encourages an outward-facing conversation about the value of experimental creativity in context. 

 As well as learning from and working alongside local people, participants in Periplus Workshops foster sustainable development through skillsharing, introducing new approaches to problem solving and storytelling. At the same time, learning about the traditional forms of handicrafts and local material culture, they are looking for new ways of better preserving and innovatively including them. They take active part into giving the selected territories visibility as a living laboratory, open to new thinking capable of playing a key role in changing the social fabric and bring about new ways of doing and being.

Spaces are limited and following the amazing response created in the previous years, there are expectations for high quality responses.

Coming Summer, July – August 2025 

You may find more information on : https://www.periplusworkshops.com/ 

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This is Jake with Woolly Made.  Our leather goods business has had interns with the PD program for the last few years and they’ve been great.   We would be happy to take on another if there are any students still in need for this school year. If you are interested, please contact me directly: jake@woollymade.com

Separately, we are also in need of some part time to full time (depending on availability) employees. The job would entail things like: laser cutting, sewing, finishing leather goods all while hanging in the relaxed shop environment with the two founders (2012 PD grads) and our small team of makers.

Jake Fromer

jake@woollymade.com

woollymade.com  / @woollymade

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Please mark your calendars for the 2025 PIA Poster Contest, which opens on January 6, 2025, and closes on March 14, 2025.  This is a great way to win cash prizes and an all-expense trip for two to Los Angeles in May to attend the Print Excellence Graphics Night award ceremony. 

2025 Submission Guidelines

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I’m reaching out from Pilchuck Glass School, a world-renowned institution that blends art and nature in the heart of the Pacific Northwest. We are currently seeking seasonal staff to support our vibrant campus and studios during the 2025 summer season

I’m excited to share that our Summer 2025 internship roles are now live, featuring two positions:

Product Design, US Sports

Color Materials + Graphic Design, Footwear

 Note: We do require portfolios or work samples. While we don’t need a large quantity of projects, I believe quality is key here. The hiring managers will be eager to see your best work.

Both roles will primarily focus on Footwear design, but we encourage students with diverse interests or skillsets to apply. We prioritize passion and potential over experience.

Our application window opened on October 1st and will close on October 15th at 11:59 PM PST. I highly recommend that your students aim to apply at least three days in advance, if possible, as we often see a surge of applications just before the deadline.

In terms of internship start dates, they will either have a May or June start date and complete their 12-week internship in August or September. It will just depend on your academic calendar.

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Brooks Running summer 2025 internships

Full-time, paid, on-site (in Seattle) internships are available in areas including Apparel Material Development, Footwear Material Development Intern, and more. For a listing of all internships and to apply go to the Brooks Intern career page.

The Brooks recruiting team will also be attending an on-campus event open to all UO students: BizCareers in Outdoor, Apparel, and Sustainability (Thurs, Nov. 7).

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NIKE summer 2025 Internships – Apply now!

Nike Internships posted in Handshake

Deadlines:

Undergraduate  apply by October 7

Graduate internships apply by December 1

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