Center for Student Engagement
Graduate Program Manager (PM)
Graduate Program Managers plan events and programs for the graduate student community. From game night and hot pot parties to signature events such as the Graduate Pie Party and the Spring Grad Student Picnic, Graduate Program Managers have the opportunity to develop all types of programming to meet the needs of the grad community at MICA. Two GPMs are supervised by the Center for Student Engagement each academic year.
Jenn Ramsdell
Assistant Director of Transitions
jramsdell@mica.edu
Environmental Health & Safety
Studio Monitors
Studio Monitors will primarily work with the Director of Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) to uphold MICA guidelines in independent studio spaces. Relevant job training will be provided to the selected candidate.
Requirements:
- Perform responsibilities to include identifying and documenting known health and safety violations within established provided parameters.
- Ability to work independently, adapt to a changing environment and be a self-starter.
- Ability to, on occasion; lift up to 30 lbs.
- Ability to work 5 - 10 hours per week, as needed.
- Assist with special EHS projects as assigned.
Erik Ketelsen
Director of Environmental Health & Safety
eketelsen@mica.edu
Office of Exhibitions
Graduate Exhibition Assistants (GEA)
Graduate Exhibition Assistants attend training workshops in the fall semester in preparation to work alongside exhibition staff on a minimum of two art installations in campus galleries. Assistants will learn techniques for art-handling, moving, transportation, and packing and provide support for a variety of 2D, 3D, and technology-based installations, as well as general gallery lighting.
In the Spring and Summer semester, assistants will provide onsite installation support for Graduate Exhibitions and MFA Thesis candidates.
A general knowledge of proper art handling techniques and safety, knowledge of technology-based installations, as well as wall painting, preparation and tool skills desired. Only current graduate students are eligible to apply.
Gerald Ross
Director, Exhibitions
410-225-2399
gross@mica.edu
Fabrication Studios
Woodshop Student Technician
Supervise and assist students on the safe use of hand and power tools in the Fred Lazarus IV Center (FLIV) Woodshop; maintain
Qualifications:
- Knowledge of wood shop tools, processes, and machinery
- Strong organizational and interpersonal skills
- Ability to work effectively with
diverse student population - Self-motivated, punctual and reliable
- Lead by example: follow and enforce shop safety procedures
- Shifts usually include Weekday evenings 4:30-9:30 and Weekends 12 - 5.
Ann Walsh
Fabrication Studios Manager
awalsh01@mica.edu
Graduate Research Lab
Grad Lab Assistants
Qualified students should have expertise in one or more of the following fields:
- Sound: the use of sound equipment; sound editing software and the ability to impart this information to students.
- Video: the use of video equipment, video editing software and the ability to impart this information to students.
- Printing: an understanding of color theory and management, an intermediate to
expert level understanding of Photoshop and most importantly an attention to detail and an ability to help students problem solve issues with their prints and digital files. - Equipment: the ability to instruct students in the basic use of equipment and suggest alternate equipment if necessary or preferable.
Patrick Hunt, Coordinator
Graduate Research Lab
410-225-4107
phunt@mica.edu
Office of Graduate Studies
Graduate Program Assistants (GPA)
Graduate Program Assistants (GPAs) act as liaisons to promote dialogue, the exchange of information and timely communications between students, Graduate Program Directors and the Office of Graduate Studies. GPAs serve as student leaders and work collaboratively with each other, Program Directors, Graduate Studies, Graduate Admission and Student Affairs to facilitate efficient program operations. GPAs are required to uphold graduate policies, procedures, and standards.
Office of Graduate Studies
410-225-5274
graduatestudies@mica.edu
Health and Wellness
Graduate Wellness Coordinator
The Graduate Wellness Coordinator position is offered to a student enrolled in a graduate program at Maryland Institute College of Art. Student must have an interest in Wellness initiatives on MICA’s campus. MICA Wellness addresses topics on, but not limited to, sexual violence, physical health, and mental/emotional health. Student will work with Student Counseling Center, Student Health Center, and the Fitness Center to create programs suitable programs for graduate students. These programs will provide education and resources regarding the topics above.
Keri Watley
Health Promotions Educator
kwatley@mica.edu
Joseph Meyerhoff Center for Career Development
Graduate Career Advisor (GCA)
Graduate Career Advisors (GCA) are graduate students who provide pivotal services for the Joseph Meyerhoff Center for Career Development. The position involves meeting 1-1 with graduate and undergraduate students, program planning, facilitating workshops, and attendance at some major events (e.g. Internship + Career Fair & Fine Art Reviews). GCA's will focus on their own Career Development project or program based on their interests. Examples might include gathering information from professors or peers in a certain art-related field or planning a program/blog/workshop to share with the graduate community. GCA's are trained in the basics of Career Development topics that are frequently asked by students, and typically work 2-3 hours per week.
GCA's hold their position for one academic year. Students are compensated with a $500 stipend per semester. For more information please contact the Joseph Meyerhoff Center for Career Development at 410-225-2420 or feel free to contact our current staff for further questions.
- Qualifications: Graduate Student currently enrolled in a full-time degree program at MICA. Interested in Career & Professional Development
- How to Apply: Submit a resume & cover letter to careerdevelopment@mica.edu. Applications are reviewed each Spring semester for placement the following academic year.
- View this listing on MICA Network
Joseph Meyerhoff Center for Career Development
410-225-2420
careerdevelopment@mica.edu
Office of Residence Life
Graduate Residential Advisor (GRA)
The Graduate Residential Advisor (GRA) is a member of the MICA Residence Life team. The GRA shares the responsibility for implementing the basic goals of the Office of Residence Life by promoting individual and community development.
The GRA is a graduate student who reports directly to the Residential Coordinator for Upperclassmen and Graduate Communities and works closely with the other Residential Advisors, Graduate Assistants, Residential Coordinators, and Director of Residence Life. The Graduate Residential Advisor role has several components. They are a peer counselor, advisor, policy enforcer, administrator and programmer focusing on the MICA residential graduate community which includes the Gateway, Mount Royal Apartments, and MICA PLACE apartments. This position includes free housing in the Mount Royal apartments, as well as a meal plan, and a stipend.
Scott Stone, Director of Residence Life
410-225-2398
residencelife@mica.edu
Writing Studio
Writing Tutors
Writing Studio Tutors assist MICA graduate and undergraduate students with writing tasks, including research papers and artist statements. They also work closely with ESL students on conversational English as it applies to their coursework.
Prospective applicants can contact Mary Walsh-Reynolds with questions but should apply for any available positions through the MICA HR web site.
Mary Walsh-Reynolds
Manager of the Writing Studio & Learning Resource Center
410-225-2309
mwalsh@mica.edu