About UCA: In existence since 1980, the Utah Cultural Alliance is dedicated to: advancing grassroots involvement in public policy; fostering a sense of community through cultural events; nurturing collaboration between cultural organizations, government, private business, and individuals; developing a dynamic cultural environment by drawing from the richness of the past, the vitality of the present, and the promise of the future; and supporting both cultural creativity and preservation.

Responsibilities: Receive in-depth experience in the inner workings of a cultural nonprofit

• Create weekly events newsletter
• Assist with managing the UCA website and social media presence
• Create marketing materials as needed for UCA
• Work with the Executive Director (ED) and board on the implementation of the strategic plan
• Assist ED in planning UCA programs and activities
• Receive experience with grant writing and development

Advocacy Responsibilities: Attend all meetings and take notes for the following appropriations committees at the legislature: Business Economic Labor, Appropriations sub-committee, Natural Resources Appropriations sub-committee, Public Education Appropriations sub-committee, and Executive Appropriations

• Assist ED in drafting annual candidate survey
• Assist ED in drafting annual legislator score cards
• Assist ED in drafting advocacy materials
• Assist ED in planning Arts Day on the Hill
• Attend legislative lobbying meetings as interested/time permits
• Other duties as needed pending on the interest and skills of the fellow

The ideal candidate is a student in a field related to arts, humanities, or nonprofit administration and is interested in pursuing a career in the field. Creativity is valued. Candidate must have excellent writing skills and proficient use of Microsoft Office. Adobe Creative Suite is valued but not required. Candidate will learn how to use Adobe CS during the course of the fellowship.

Pay: $12/hour
Time: 10-20 hours per week (20 preferred)
Individual will be paid as a contractor and will be in charge of their own taxes.

To apply: please submit your resume and a writing sample to cyo@utculture.org.
Questions: cyo@utculture.org or 801-652-0737.