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JOBS

Museum Assistant / Intern
Peoria Arizona Historical Society

Compensation: $12.50/hour to $17.50/hour, depending upon experience/education.

Period of Employment: July–September 2010 (100–150 hours).

Duty Location: Peoria Arizona Historical Society, 10360 N. 83rd Avenue, Peoria, Ariz.

Major Duties and Responsibilities: Peoria Arizona Historical Society will be opening a new display gallery in the fall of 2010, featuring Peoria’s early businesses and government. The Museum Assistant/Intern will work under the direction of the Society’s Development Director and will assist with the following tasks in preparation for the opening of the new gallery:

Assist in review and research of the museum’s collection and objects relating to Peoria’s early businesses and government. Conduct inventory of the items on hand in preparation for assembling displays. Research for any additional information needed to complete displays.
Assist in the preparation of the displays, which may include the cleaning, cataloguing, and scanning of various display items. May also assist in the assembly of displays, including graphics and text.
Perform a variety of clerical tasks in support of the development of the displays. This may include handling office records and correspondence, ordering supplies, making and receiving telephone calls, and computer processing.

Qualifications Required: Experience related to the operation or management of a museum, archives or similar collection of valuable historic objects and documents. Consideration will be given for experience, training, education, awards, hobbies, self-development achievements and any other paid or unpaid aspects that would relate to the knowledge, skills and abilities required by this position. You must include college transcripts if your qualifications are based only on education.

Physical Requirements: Various elements of this work may include bending, reaching, climbing ladders and lifting objects 50+ pounds. Most of the work will be done inside air-conditioned facilities.

Additional information about this position can be obtained from W. Harold McKisson, Development Director, at 623-487-8030 (Office) or 623-487-8488 (Direct Line).

If interested in applying for this position, contact W. Harold McKisson. All applicants must submit resume with references. Position is open until filled or will close 28 June 2010 if unfilled.

A Call to Artists

Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Light-box Project

The Chandler Arts Commission is seeking artworks by local and regional artists representing themes and images supporting advocacy for the arts, to be reproduced for a Bus Rapid Transit, (BRT), Lightbox exhibition as a part of the Historic Downtown Chandler Arizona Avenue corridor improvements. The exhibition has the potential to impact the community by promoting the importance of arts advocacy in our community and schools, and providing hope and inspiration for the future of art as an integral part of our everyday surroundings.

The Project includes nine, double-sided light boxes, 30 inches tall, by 40 inches wide, backlit from the interior. All artworks will be reproduced from digital imagery of originals. This call is open to all mediums and messages relating to the theme.

Please submit:

a CD-ROM/DVD of up to 6 digital images, no larger than 8” x 10”, 200 dpi
An Artist’s Statement
Curriculum Vitae and/or Previous exhibition history
Self addressed stamped envelope for return of materials

Submit to:

Chandler Arts Commission
C/O Vision Gallery
80 South San Marcos Place
Chandler, AZ 85225

Or:
Vision.gallery@chandleraz.gov

Submissions will be accepted until Thursday, July 1, 2010.

Click here to view full announcement in .pdf format.

ART QUILTS XV: NEEDLEPLAY

Chandler Center for the Arts & Vision Gallery
Chandler, AZ

November 5, 2010, through January 15, 2011

Art Quilts XV: Needleplay will create a retrospective of today’s art-quilt world in all its diversity. This year’s theme encourages you to enter works at the top of your artistic game. Have you made a study of the games people play? Have you conquered unusual color combinations? Do your stitches skip across the surface of your piece? Does your entry compel us to stop and look, to challenge how we think about winning and losing? Submit your best original pieces to this juried competition for the opportunity to be part of our annual Art Quilts exhibition.

Art Quilts has grown from a local and regional quilt show to a respected vehicle for contemporary works. The exhibition draws entries from around the world and allows thousands of visitors each year to experience quilting as an art form. This

year, the exhibition is once again expected to be one of the finest collections of art quilts in the Southwest. The Chandler Arts Commission will review the exhibition for a potential purchase of artworks for inclusion in the City of Chandler's Public Art Collection.

The exhibition is presented by the Chandler Cultural Foundation. It will be displayed at both the Chandler Center for the Arts and nearby in Vision Gallery’s new home, the community’s new City Hall facility. The exhibition is overseen and installed by the City of Chandler's visual arts staff, housed at Vision Gallery. It is juried by the Chandler Arts Commission and Diane Howell.

ELIGIBILITY
Quilt artists who want to share their art with a broad-based arts audience are invited to enter. Two or more people may have worked on the pieces. The works must not have been previously displayed at the Chandler Center for the Arts or other downtown Chandler venue.

Works should have been completed within the last three years. Works must be original designs, not created from patterns or in a workshop where the work product is heavily influenced by the teacher’s patterns or style. Wearable art and works less than 10" wide will not be accepted. Also, the number of accepted works in excess of 48” in width will be limited this year.

JURY FEE
There is a non-refundable fee of $25 to enter up to 3 works. No entries will be considered without payment of this fee. Make checks payable to Vision Gallery or contact the gallery with credit-card information. Accepted images will be retained for the archives and possible use in future promotions or catalog production. Slides and CDs will be returned if accompanied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope with correct postage.

SHIPPING/DELIVERY
All delivery and shipping costs are the responsibility of the artist. To ensure your shipping and insurance needs are met when we ship your quilt(s) back to you, we ask you to include a FILLED OUT return-shipping form with pieces sent to Arizona for installation. This does not mean you must pay for shipping in advance. We are requesting you include a form with your shipping account number on it (this is NOT your credit card) so we can efficiently process shipping at the end of the show. A completed label saves us LOTS of time.

If you are new to shipping, the easiest way to do this is to go online and open a free account with FedEx. Postage stamps will NOT be accepted as payment for shipping. More detailed shipping info will be included in communication to accepted artists. Please remember we cannot predict what shipping–company franchisees across the country will state as “rules” for return shipping.

The bottom line is: Do not prepay outrageously high fees to get a return form/label from a shipping company. If someone tries to charge you several times what you are paying to ship to Arizona, we’ll find another way to get your quilt back to you.

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
The above rules are for U.S. artists. While shipping costs remain the responsibility of the artist, accepted international entries are handled on an individual basis to assure efficient and cost-effective return delivery.

INSURANCE
Works are insured while on display at the Chandler Center for the Arts and Vision Gallery, but not before or after. Please insure your works through other means for these time periods.

ENTRY RULES
For each $25 fee, you may submit up to 3 artworks on slides, a CD or via email. There is NO form, but entries MUST be accompanied by the following information:

Your name, email address (included with your other contact info), physical mailing address and day and evening phone numbers.
For each submitted work, include a full and detail view. You may submit images on 35mm slides or as digital jpeg images. Digital images should have a minimum 300 dpi resolution for an approximate picture size of 3 x 4 inches. The digital images can be either on a CD or submitted via email to vision.gallery@chandleraz.gov

With each image, the name of the artist(s) and title of the quilt must be included. Title digital files so that this guideline is followed; you may abbreviate information so that it fits. Example: leaf1detqartist.jpg would indicate “Leaf 1” detail view by Quilt Artist. In the case of slides, write artist name and title, and indicate TOP on the slide frame.

A separate list, or document file, describing the images needs to provided, to include: artist(s) name(s), quilt title(s), dimensions (width x height), types of fabrics/materials used and a short statement about the piece(s).

Statement declaring whether or not photos may be used and/or taken to promote current and future shows, including on a promotional postcard, on the Internet, in brochures and a possible catalog. One image will be chosen for use on a promotional postcard. If you give permission for these uses, you also give full permission to use image(s) of your work(s) and your artist’s statement(s) without payment or royalties. During the exhibition, the Chandler Center for the Arts and Vision Gallery limit photography to the Center staff, juror, select media and artists taking photos of their own work(s).

Statement declaring insurance value(s) and, if you want to sell your work(s), sale price(s). A 50 percent gallery commission will be charged on all sales, so remember to state sale prices that include that percentage.

DEADLINES
Entries (not the quilts) are due by 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 3, 2010, either by email at vision.gallery@chandleraz.gov or by delivery to:

Vision Gallery
80 S. San Marcos
Chandler, AZ 85225

A list of accepted artists will be posted on www.visiongallery.org, www.chandlercenter.org and sweeteasyfeeling.blogspot.com by midnight on Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010. Correspondence to accepted artists will follow.

Completed quilts accepted into the exhibition must be delivered by Friday, Oct. 15, 2010. The delivery address will be given to accepted artists.

For ease of installation, quilts must have top and bottom sleeves appropriate to their sizes. These sleeves should be at least large enough for 2-inch slats. If your piece has a hanging system other than a sleeve, please contact Vision Gallery prior to entering to ensure it will be compatible with the gallery’s hanging requirements. Please provide slats unless they will not fit in your shipping box.

Quilts from local artists MUST be picked up at the Chandler Center for the Arts, 250 North Arizona Avenue, Chandler, AZ on the day the exhibit is taken down, unless other arrangements have been made.

Accepted artists will be notified of take-down date.

Nonlocal works will be shipped; see Shipping/Delivery subhead for details.

GALLERY HOURS

Vision Gallery hours are Monday – Friday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Chandler Center for the Arts hours are Monday – Friday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
and Saturdays noon – 4 p.m.

In addition, Chandler Center for the Arts patrons enjoy the artworks before shows and during intermissions. Vision Gallery patrons will view the works in the evenings that special events are scheduled at the facility. Call 480.917.6859 for holiday hours at either gallery space.

QUESTIONS?
Contact Eric Faulhaber at 480-917-6859, eric.faulhaber@chandleraz.gov Or Diane Howell, sdihowell@aol.com

Click here to view the full announcement in .pdf format.

INTERNSHIPS

Rosson House Museum
General Internship Description

Description of Agency and Function: Historic Heritage Square located inside Heritage & Science Park, is comprised of several beautifully restored turn of the 20th century homes (including the 1895 Rosson House) and buildings located on what was part of the original Phoenix town site during the late 1800s. Today, the park itself is part of Phoenix’s downtown Copper Square.

The Rosson House - Heritage Square Foundation & Guild, a non-profit organization, provides docents/volunteers, educational programs, special events and historical activities for visitors of all ages at Historic Heritage Square in downtown Phoenix. Our mission: To preserve and interpret the Rosson House Museum through collections for the time period of 1895 through 1915 and to serve as stewards of Heritage Square.

Responsibly of intern and general description of Intern Role:
• Intern will assist in the following activities
• Organizing and maintaining business office and education office
• Handling incoming calls
• Assist in Research temporary exhibitions
• fundraising activities
• Assist in Implementing for temporary exhibitions and fundraising activities
• Understand and evaluate Docent and volunteer program
• Assist in recruiting Volunteers
• Assists in the Hands on Heritage House
• Is able to operate the handicap chair lift to the Rosson House.
• Dresses in a neat, clean, professional manner and is well groomed.
• Is able to work with visitors, including children of all ages, both indoors and
outdoors.
• Is available for evenings and special events.
• Is familiar with park facilities and area amenities.
• Works under the direction of the Director of Education.
• Performs other tasks as may be assigned from time to time by Education Director.
• Informs Executive Director, Education Director or Ticket Office/Emporium Staff in
the event of late arrival or absence.

Specialized internships can be crafted specifically to your job goals and college major such as:
• Marketing internship
• Public programming, administrative internship
• Web design and maintenance, IT internship
• Archives and research
• Collections research
• Development and fundraising (corporate, grants, foundations)

Orientation and Training: Intern will Shadow 10 Docent lead tours in attend two offsite lectures of your choosing. (Two continuing education lectures should meet the mission of the Museum and your major).

Qualifications and Skills: This is a credited internship; we will work with your schedule. Minimum requirements: You must be in your sophomore year of an undergraduate program or higher and give a one semester commitment. No Experience Necessary.

Required Skill:
• Must be computer literate
• Must have reliable source of transportation
• Must be a team player and have exceptional people skills

Desired Skills:
• Prior museum experience, gallery attendant or experience in any non-profit
organization
• 2.9 GPA

Dress Code: All Employees must wear a white top/blouse/shirt and black or Khaki skirt/pants and polo. Black or White.

Applications may be submitted at any time.

Visit our website: www.rossonhousemuseum.org

Contact:
Erin Hesser, Director of Education
Rosson House Museum
113 N 6th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
Tel. 602-261-8948 Fax: 602-534-1786

Children's Museum of Phoenix

Internships Available

Internships available at the Children’s Museum of Phoenix. The Children's Museum of Phoenix encourages individuals of all disciplines, interests and ages to apply for short-term internships.

The CMoP Internship Program provides emerging leaders with the opportunity to investigate and participate in the operations of a museum, particularly in the areas of development, marketing and education.

Internships are unpaid, although benefits include personal career mentoring and resume-building assistance from museum staff, as well a valuable research and project-management work. University credit may also be available.

Acting on the principle that learning is a joy, the Children’s Museum of Phoenix’s mission is to engage the minds, muscles and imaginations of children and the grown-ups who care about them. With hands-on, interactive exhibits designed for children ages birth to 10, the museum focuses on learning through play, with emphasis on early childhood development and school-readiness. Students, graduate students and professionals are welcome to apply.

Applications are available now for 3-month engagements.

For information and application, visit http://www.childrensmuseumofphoenix.org/job-opportunities/job-opportunities.aspx Or contact Claire West, Development Manager, 602 648 2778, cwest@childmusephx.org.

The Bead Museum

Three Internships

Educational Programming Intern

Duties: The intern will develop traveling trunks to send into the schools meeting various curriculum in grades 2-6.

Qualifications: Prefer experience creating informal interactive lesson plans, interest in art or anthropology, and experience working with people of various ages.

Other Information: Intern would report to the Museum Educator. Hours are flexible but we prefer that students work at least one full day once a week for 15 weeks or the equivalent number of hours for fewer weeks. Exceptions are made on a case by case basis.

Exhibits Intern
Duties: The intern will develop skills in interpretation and presentation by assisting with the research, design, and installation of changing exhibits. The intern will learn about preventive conservation of artifacts while performing object rotations in permanent exhibits.

Qualifications: Strong interest in art and culture. Previous experience working with collections is preferred.

Other Information: Intern would report to the Collections Manager.

Collections Intern
Duties: Interns will gain valuable and practical experience in the registration process of objects and archival collections. This includes inventories, condition reports, photographing or scanning objects, labeling, indexing, cataloging, and housing. Preventive conservation techniques will be used to provide a safe environment for the collections. Data entry of collections records in PastPerfect software.
Qualifications: Previous experience working with collections is preferred. Must be computer savvy.
Other Information: Intern would report to the Collections Manager.

Commitment
Internships may last from eight weeks to one year depending on the students’ goals and the museum’s needs. Interns are expected to work at least 100 hours over the course of their internship regardless of the length of the internship. Hours are flexible but we prefer that students work at least one full day once a week for 15 weeks or the equivalent number of hours for fewer weeks. Exceptions are made on a case by case basis. Hours must be worked during business hours 9:30 am – 5:30 pm, Monday through Saturday. The museum is open to the public 10 am – 5 pm, Monday through Saturday, 10am – 8pm Thursday, and 11am – 4pm Sunday. Interns will be treated as staff and should commit to the internship as they would a paid position.

Benefits
While The Bead Museum internships are unpaid, many students earn academic credit for their experience. In addition, the following benefits are extended to all interns:

25% off on merchandise in The Bead Museum Store
invitations to special events, exhibition openings, and receptions

How to Apply:
Internship applications are accepted on an on-going basis. Applications for summer internships are due by April 20. For students on the semester system the deadlines are: Fall – August 1; Winter/Spring – December 1. For students on the quarter system the deadlines are: Fall – August 1; Winter – December 1; Spring – February 1.

A completed application consists of the following:

a completed application form (see attached or call 623-931-2737)
a one-page personal statement describing your reasons for seeking an internship at The Bead Museum and what you hope to gain from the experience
a resume outlining your educational, professional, and volunteer experiences
two letters of recommendation – one from current or former employer and one from current or former professor or academic staff member

Every effort is made to match the skills and interests of prospective interns with the needs and priorities of the department and the institution overall. Applications are encouraged from African American, Asian American, Latino, and American Indian applicants.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

The Halle Heart Center Museum

Tempe

The American Heart Association's Halle Heart Center Museum, located in Tempe, is a Museum about the cardiovascular system. We are looking for long-term volunteers to give tours to school age children.

Volunteers must enjoy working with children and want to teach students about the cardiovascular system and heart healthy life skills. Experience is not necessary, we will fully train, but training is intense and depending on experience can last up to a month. When training is completed, volunteers are able to choose their own hours. Tours are generally scheduled 10 am-noon, Monday-Friday.

Skills

Must be out-going and have excellent communications skills
Must have customer service skills; be able to interact with new people
Must love teaching and enjoy working with children
Some lifting is required, max of 25 lbs.
Must have reliable transportation

For more information, contact Jena Long, Halle Heart Children's Museum Manager, at 602-414-2813 or Jena.Long@heart.org.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MUSEUM (MIM)

The Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) will celebrate the similarities and differences of the world’s cultures as expressed through music – a language common to us all. With musical instruments from every country in the world, MIM will pay homage to the history and diversity of instruments and introduce museum guests to their varied and unique sounds. MIM will be an engaging, entertaining and informative experience, in which the uninitiated and the knowledgeable, the young and the old will feel welcome. MIM’s 190,000 square foot building in Phoenix, Arizona will open April 24, 2010. Further information on MIM may be found at www.themim.org.

Volunteers will play an integral role in ensuring that MIM achieves its mission of fostering an appreciation for the incredible musical similarities and unique differences of diverse cultures throughout the world. This is an amazing opportunity to become one of MIM’s founding volunteers!

Volunteers are needed in the following areas:

Grand Opening Preview and Public Events April 20-May 2
Docents/Tour Guides
Guest Services
Gallery Guides
Administrative Support
Museum Store
And more!

To learn more about the MIM Volunteer Program and to apply, please contact:
Courtney Tjaden
Volunteer Manager
courtney.tjaden@themim.org
tel. (480) 245-6907

To volunteer for the Opening Events, please download and submit an application form at: http://themim.org/support_volunteering.asp

The Arizona Museum of Natural History

Mesa, AZ

The Arizona Museum of Natural History needs volunteers needed in the following areas:

Gallery Interpreter:
Available Shifts: Tuesday – Friday 10:00 – 1:00 or 1:00 – 4:00

Attention! Now recruiting for GI Training! No, not Government Issue, but Gallery Interpreters! Enlist now for an experience that will take you millions of years back in time and give you the knowledge to engage and educate visitors. YOU can become part of the great AzMNH Volunteer Troop. Mondays, October 5, 12, 19, 26, and November 2, 9:00am – 12:30pm

This training will cover archeology, paleontology, geology, interpretation techniques, customer service and how it relates to the museum. You will be trained in all exhibition areas of the museum. After training you are asked to commit to one shift a week as a Gallery Interpreter. For more information or to register for the training please call Volunteer Services: 480-644-2760 or email yvonne.petersen@mesaaz.gov.

Museum Store Volunteer:
Greet customers, offer assistance, comprehend all cash register & bagging procedures, know opening and closing procedures, straighten and restock. Must be able to stand for 4 hours. Must be proficient in ringing up sales on register and provide excellent customer service within 30 days of start date. We will train you on the cash register and other procedures.

Available Shifts:
Tuesdays: 1pm – 5pm
Wednesday: 10am – 1pm & 1pm – 5pm
Thursday: 10am - 1pm & 1pm – 5pm
Friday: 10am – 1pm & 1pm – 5pm

For more information or to schedule an interview
call Volunteer Services: 480-644-2760
or email yvonne.petersen@mesaaz.gov.

Rosson House Museum

Tour Guides and More...

The Rosson House at Historic Heritage Square is looking for volunteers. If you are interested in guiding tours, selling tickets, acting in our Readers Theater or Step Back in Time groups we have a place for you.

Perhaps you are artistic and would like to help merchandise the gift shop? Maybe you would like to learn other late 19th century hands-on activities for fun and to share with the visiting public at our events or in the Hands-On Heritage House? If yes, we would love to meet you.

Please contact the Rosson House Museum Office. Historic Heritage Square is located at 6th Street and Monroe in downtown Phoenix.

One must join as a member to participate in Rosson House docent, “Step back in Time”, and or “Readers’ Theater programs.

Rosson House Tour Guide/Docent Program - We provide the training and an enjoyable, historic atmosphere. Docents are asked to sign up for a four-hour time frame once a month minimum. The house and its furnishings are addictive! To download the volunteer training handbook click on the icon below.
Become a Block Walk or Downtown Phoenix Walking Tour Docent! Are you interested in becoming a walking tour docent for the Heritage Square Block Walk tour or the Downtown Phoenix Walking Tour? Contact us today to receive this unique study guide and orientation for docent certification! Both of these tours are available October – April and are outside walking tours with a focus on architecture and the history of Phoenix’s Downtown growth in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Be a Star at our Special Events. Attention school & home school groups, scouts, individuals, historians, hobbyists, families, businesses and clubs: Perhaps you have or belong to a group that would like to present or staff a historical activity or demonstration (i.e.: corn husk doll making, butter churning, poetry reading, caroling, quilting, 19th century games, creating gingerbread houses?...) at one of our special events or on a Saturday here at Historic Heritage Square? Maybe you or your organization/club have historical artifacts or cultural perspectives you would like to share with the visiting public? It’s a great way to team build, learn new things and share with your community as well as have fun! Send in your idea today!
Step Back in Time Players - A fun and informative program to be involved in! Members portray various individuals from Phoenix’s 1890s era such as Mrs. Rosson, Dr. Rosson, their children and friends in a “first person” interpretation (just as if you were living in the late 19th century) for visitors touring the Rosson House. The Step Back in Time Players meet during the year to prepare for this special program which is conducted several times throughout the season.

Volunteer training opportunities are year round. Please contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Liz Zveglich, for more information at zveglich@cox.net or call 602-262-5070 to leave a message.

Tovrea Castle & Carraro Cactus Garden

Volunteer Opportunities

Tovrea Castle & Carraro Cactus Garden located at 5041 E. Van Buren in Phoenix has Volunteer Opportunities. Do you like history, gardening and or working with the public?

Phoenix Parks and Recreation is looking for people interested in joining our exciting volunteer program at Tovrea Castle & Carraro Cactus Garden. This engaging historic site comprises of approx. 44 acres featuring the late 1920s Tovrea Castle, the beautiful Carraro Cactus Garden, and the mystery that surrounds it.

Assistance is needed and training is provided in the following areas: Gardening Planting, weeding, caretaking, Castle & Garden Tours tours, guides/docents, keepsake sales, guest parking.

If interested please contact:
Tammy Parker, 602 262-5071 email: tammy.parker@phoenix.gov
website: www.phoenix.gov/parks/tovrea.html

The Arizona Capitol Museum

Volunteers

The Arizona Capitol Museum is now accepting volunteers for the following positions:

Museum Guides: Provide tours for visitors.
Rotunda Ambassadors: Welcome visitors and provide directions for the museum and Capitol grounds.
Museum Store Customer Service: Assist the manager in the day to day operation of the Capitol Museum Store. Help complete customer purchases, and maintain the displays.

Training can begin at any time, and we will work with your schedule to provide the volunteer experience you are looking for.

Must be available weekdays, daytime hours.

Contact our Volunteer Coordinator to be sent an application, or get more information:

Website: http://www.lib.az.us/museum
Jason Czerwinski
Email: volunteer@lists.lib.az.us
Telephone: 602-926-3731
Fax: 602-256-7985
1700 West Washington
Phoenix Arizona, 85007

The volunteer application can be downloaded from our website here

Capitol Museum Volunteer Opportunities

CHANDLER MUSEUMS

Locations:
Chandler Museum
178 E Commonwealth Ave, Chandler AZ, 85225
480-782-2717

McCullough-Price House
300 S Chandler Village Dr, Chandler AZ, 85226
480-782-2876

Qualifications:

Helpful, friendly attitude and a SMILE!
Customer service experience
Comfortable using a phone
Knowledge of Arizona and Chandler history is a PLUS
Volunteers are required to be at least 17 years of age

Positions Available:

Front Desk Assistant
School Tour Guides
Facility Rentals & Special Events
Collections & Research Assistant

FLEXIBLE SHIFTS AND TRAINING PROVIDED!

Time Commitement:
A 3-4 hour shift (minimum 1 day per week)

Contact:
Mari Dresner, Curator of Education
tel. 480-782-2669
mari.dresner@chandleraz.gov