25/26 Fellow Positions
These arts administration fellowships are for rising sophomores ('28s), juniors ('27s) and seniors ('26s), and graduate students (where noted). Must be enrolled for fall, winter, and spring of the 2025/2026 academic year.
“I enjoy how intertwined our work is! I feel like it allows us to feel connected to the overall mission of the Hop and learn about each other.”
-2024 Hop Fellow
Research
The Research Fellow will simultaneously explore the Hop’s history and future through a combination of archival work, focus groups, interviews and survey collections.
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Development
The Development Fellow will learn how to identify, cultivate, solicit, recognize and steward prospects and donors to establish and nurture relationships and to raise resources under the mentorship of two Development professionals.
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Ensembles
These positions are selected by the Ensemble Directors.
Film Management
The Film Management Fellow reports to the Film Programming Manager. This position is designed to give the fellow experience with many different parts of running a film program.
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Jewelry Studio
The Hop Jewelry Studio Fellow works closely with the Director of the Claflin Jewelry Studio and staff to elevate the studio’s presence on campus as a place of creativity and inclusivity.
This position has been filled for the 2024/25 academic year.
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Marketing & Campus Outreach
The Marketing & Campus Outreach Fellow helps drive a vigorous, multi-prong marketing strategy—developing and distributing impactful materials, growing connections across campus, and working to amplify word-of-mouth engagement.
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Producing
The Producing Fellow works closely with Hop leadership—executive director, managing director/executive producer, and associate producer to conceptualize arts-based programs or events on Dartmouth’s campus and beyond.
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Programming & Engagement
The Programming & Engagement Fellow will be immersed in all aspects of the Programming Department’s work, which includes academic residency activities, cross-campus connections and curation opportunities, and community engagement and education.
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Digital Content Creator
The Digital Content Creator will support the Hop's online presence by generating original content across various platforms, aligning with the established branding and timeline, attending suggested events, and offering fresh ideas to enhance Hopkins Center marketing strategy from a student perspective.
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Production & Company Manager
The Production and Company Management Fellow works alongside the Hop’s Production Department to successfully accomplish live performances and events by assisting with artist hospitality, executing timely calls of the show (ex: Half Hour/15/5/Places/GO), and aiding with equipment set-up and break-down.
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Writing
The Writing Fellow works under the mentorship of an experienced arts writer/editor to write for and edit the Hop blog, interview artists, proofread marketing materials, and collaborate with the rest of the Hop’s marketing team to write engaging copy targeted toward students.
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Research and Community Outreach
The research and community outreach fellow will help generate reports measuring the impact of Hopkins Center programs and grow connections with the Hanover and Upper Valley communities.
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Special Projects (Graduate Students)
Only open to graduate students and '25s. The Hop Special Projects Fellow(s) will gain knowledge of arts management by spearheading their own arts-related projects, and potentially assisting with other staff-directed projects or conducting research assigned by mentors, under the direction of the Hop Directors.
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Valuable experience
“I love the diversity of viewpoints, which challenges me to consider perspectives I otherwise would never have been exposed to. The creativity of everyone's contributions is awesome.” 2024 Hop Fellow
