LAM Program Coordinator

The role of the LAM Program Coordinator is to manage logistics, communications, and scheduling of internal and external programming. They will work with LAM administrative staff to build pathways to our programming and create opportunities for students and LAM faculty. The LAM Program Coordinator is essential in the growth of our scholarship program, enrichment programs, and building access to music education.

Averages 20 hours/week, can be a hybrid position, and requires a minimum of 2 days on site at LAM. $18/hour. Benefits include payroll tax and 401K. Must be able to work in an open, shared office environment.

To apply please email your resume and cover letter to info@laofm.org

Applications close April 11th or until the position is filled. Ideal start date is May 1st, 2022.

General duties include the following (note that some are not year around)

-- manages logistics, scheduling, and communications for all LAM programs, internal and external. Programs include chamber music, recitals, community partner programs, residencies, summer symposium, workshops, etc.

– provides clear and concise communication to faculty and families about upcoming programs and manages logistics for programs and events.

-- available in June for the Summer Symposium

-- develop outreach/pathway initiatives to build access through our scholarship program, building connections with local schools, teachers, and other community partners

-- develop and coordinate external performance opportunities for students and faculty

-- provide program reports and metrics for grants and impact tools

-- draft program budgets and adhere to program spending and tracking

-- assist with DEI work, strategic plan, and cultural equity plan

-- Other duties as requested

Required Qualifications: college degree or significant work experience in related fields, highly organized and self-motivated individual who is excited by LAM’s work and mission and will serve as a welcoming ambassador for our school.

Preferred Qualifications: significant musical experience, has worked with a non-profit organization.