Research Fellow (Hopkins Center History and Programming)

The research fellow will be tasked with the project of exploring and organizing decades of archival material relating to the Hopkins Center’s history. The goal will be both to make the archives enduring and accessible, as well as to create a full, retrospective view of the Hop’s history in order to inform future programming and initiatives. 

The Hop’s building will close this winter for a two-year renovation; when it opens, programming will draw from the past to forge the future. The research fellow will work with an eye toward rediscovering and documenting notable past programming, visiting artists and scholars, pivotal moments in Hop history, relations to historical events, the founding of the Hop, and visions for the future of our campus and arts in our region.
 

Cultural Diplomacy Fellow

The Cultural Diplomacy Fellow will work to advance the Hop’s interaction with the global arts landscape. This work will include international programs (how the Hop can have a footprint in other countries, as well as how art from other countries reaches Dartmouth). Hop programming and other initiatives will be involved. Work will have crossover with other institutions and programs around campus, such as the John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding.

Digital Arts Integration Fellow

The Digital Arts Integration Fellow will have a background and interest in digital art and/or computer science. They will help advance the Hop’s Arts Integration Initiative(s), exploring and forging connections with various people and entities around campus who are engaged in aspects of this work (e.g. the Digital Lab, DALI, make spaces, academic departments). They will also work on broader aspects of Arts Integration on campus – putting arts at the center of a liberal arts education, melding it with sciences, humanities, and research.

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.

Filled for this academic year.

Ensembles

These positions are selected by the Ensemble Directors.

Filled for this academic year.

Events Management

The Events Management Fellow will work closely with the Events Managers and Assistant Director for Strategic Initiatives to learn about the management and execution of events at the Hop.

Filled for this academic year.

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.

Filled for this academic year.

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.

Filled for this academic year.

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.  

Filled for this academic year.

Marketing Video

The Marketing Video Fellow will get hands-on experience shooting/editing video and learning to share stories about the arts and student engagement at the Hop.

Filled for this academic year.

Producing

The Hop producing fellow works closely with Hop leadership—executive director, managing director/executive producer, and associate producer to conceptualize arts-based programs or events, which includes Thursday Night Live in the Top of Hop and elsewhere on campus.

Filled for this academic year.

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.

Filled for this academic year.

Social Media

The Social Media Fellow works with the Hop’s Marketing Department to increase student engagement via social media, utilizing Hootsuite and other professional platforms.

Filled for this academic year.

Special Projects

Only open to graduate students. We are looking for an individual who is interested in learning about arts through evaluation and research in a collaborative environment. The Hop Special Projects Fellow will gain knowledge of arts management by assisting with special projects and conducting research assigned by the Assistant Director for Strategic Initiatives under the direction of the Hop Directors.

Filled for this academic year.

Stage Management

Do you enjoy attending arts-related events? Are you interested in learning what happens backstage and adding a leadership skill to your resume? Then our Stage Manager Fellow position in the Hop’s Production department could be a great opportunity for you! As Stage Manager your primary responsibility will be working at Hop events, typically one evening event per week.

Filled for this academic year.