MUS 375 Arts Administration: Creative Management In the Non-Profit Sector
During the past sixty years, rapid proliferation of non-profit visual and performing arts organizations has taken place in the United States. This hands-on course is designed to build sound management techniques required for the management and perpetuation of non-profit organizations such as museums, theaters, and concert halls, etc. Topics include defining the mission; building and working with the board; incorporation, by-laws, and taxes; industry personnel; creating budget and fiscal responsibility; fundraising; writing proposals and securing grants; short-term/long-term/strategic planning; audience development; volunteerism; and community education and outreach. Using real world examples with a student-created mock organization, management skills, technology, and strategies are explored and evaluated. Required readings. Mid-term examination and final project (such as writing a grant proposal, developing a volunteer program, or creating a marketing campaign). Offered on a rotational basis.
Cross Listed Courses
ART 375 &
DR 375 &
MUS 375 &
MUS 575