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Community ; Professional Development ; Volunteer Opportunity

Posted: Jun 02, 2020

Three members of COCA’s Board of Directors will soon be terming out and their seats will be available for new volunteers to serve. Applications will be accepted through July 31, 2020. The following seats, representing the following specific areas, need to be filled: -Finance (City appointment) -At Large (City appointment) -At Large (County appointment) Click here to submit an application for a City appointed Board seat. Click here to submit an application for a County appointed Board seat. COCA’s Board represents a diverse wealth of knowledge and includes citizens with expertise in the following areas: finance, marketing, volunteerism, history/heritage, practicing artist, tourism, and business. A current list of Board members is available by clicking here. The COCA Board typically meets five times each year with occasional additional special meetings scheduled. COCA bylaws stipulate that a Board member may not miss more than a third of the meetings in a given year. The COCA Board is a policy board. Members make decisions regarding funding and oversee the strategic and operational planning of the organization. We encourage Board members to become members of COCA ($39 individual fee) but there are no fundraising requirements. The Board’s main role is to uphold the Section 265.32 of the Florida Statutes and to advocate for the organization and the larger cultural community. Please contact Amanda Thompson at amanda@tallahasseearts.org or call 850-224-2500 for more information. COCA is committed to promoting arts and culture in all its forms, and through its programs, seeks ways to promote the area’s diverse range of artists, culture events, and traditions. To view COCA’s online features, such as the Artist Directory, the cultural attractions in our area, and ways to get involved in the arts, visit www.tallahasseearts.org. COCA also maintains a calendar or local arts, cultural and heritage events in our community at www.tallahasseearts.org. For more information about COCA, call 850-224-2500 or email us at info@tallahasseearts.org.

Sewists Needed for "Masks for Tally"

Community ; Donations ; For Sale or Free ; Job ; Volunteer Opportunity

Posted: Apr 30, 2020

Can you help? Volunteer to sew kits, make kits, or help where you can. VOLUNTEER here Private Contractor Opportunity $1/Mask Sewn with Divvy Up A mask-making effort launched in partnership with DivvyUp, Shop Tally and Women Wednesdays to make masks for the City of Tallahassee. Urgent: In need of independent contractors who can help sew masks. The first batch of masks will be distributed to the City of Tallahassee. Production requirement – 250 masks per week minimum. If you have the ability to make more, please leave in “other notes” field below. Must have your own equipment, such as sewing machine and other sewing accessories (needles, etc) All kits will be provided by DivvyUp (pickup/drop-off will be at Blountstown Highway and Capital Cir NW. Please wait until you receive a followup email about a pickup date and time) Paid per piece – $1.00 / mask GET PAID here

Fall 2020 Internship at The Grove Museum

Community ; Internship Opportunity ; Opportunity for Youth ; Volunteer Opportunity

Posted: Mar 04, 2020

The Grove Museum is pleased to announce that it is now accepting applications for fall semester internships. We are seeking undergraduate and graduate interns from a diverse range of academic backgrounds, including history, museum studies, the humanities, and the social sciences, to spend 12 weeks working and learning at the museum. Interns will complete a project over the course of their term under the supervision of professional museum staff. To apply, please submit a cover letter and resume to TheGrove@dos.myflorida.com. Your cover letter should detail academic interests and provide a brief statement of interest for interning at The Grove. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until the positions are filled. Applicants will be notified by email only if they are selected for an interview. This internship is unpaid, but can be done for academic credit. Applicants being considered for internship will be required to pass a Level 2 Criminal Background screening. About The Grove Museum From slavery to civil rights and from private home to public house, the story told at The Grove Museum speaks to critical moments that define the American experience. The mission of The Grove Museum is to preserve and interpret the Call-Collins House, its surrounding acreage, and its historical collections, in order to engage the public in dialogue about civil rights and American history.

Museum Tour Guide Volunteers Needed

Community ; Opportunity for Youth ; Other ; Volunteer Opportunity

Posted: Sep 26, 2018

Bring your passion for history and become a Museum Docent at Mission San Luis! A docent links the present day with the past by guiding tour groups of all ages through our historic reconstructions, discussing the rich and exciting history of the Spanish and Apalachee residents along the way. As a Mission San Luis Museum Docent, you will have the chance to work closely with our costumed staff to bring a fun, educational, and immersive experience to groups of all ages! You will be able to see unique presentations from the Living History Interpreters, as well as learn and share the lesser known archaeological and 20th-century history of the site. No prior experience or training is necessary! Just a love for people and history. Help us bring La Florida to life!

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