As an advisor, you will play a critical part in the decision-making process. You’ll gain a comprehensive look at the innovative arts education projects happening statewide and help determine which initiatives receive the support they need to thrive.
Timeline: A 5-week review period taking place is determined by specific program
Review Process: Evaluate approximately 25 applications using a structured rubric (flexible, remote work).
Panel Collaboration: Participate in a single full-day meeting (8:30 a.m. –5:00 p.m.) to discuss applications and finalize funding recommendations. ** You have the option to select your panel day based on your availability**
Compensation: A stipend is provided in recognition of your time and expertise.
Technology: Comfortability with creating a SWIFT account (assistance is provided if needed), virtual video meetings, email communications and using a web-based programs to read and score applications (WebGrants).
Accommodations: The Arts Board offers accessibility services and materials in alternative formats upon request. If you require an accommodation (i.e., ASL-interpretation; open captioning; audio description; digital, large-print or Braille materials, etc.) to fully participate please note below.
Who Can Apply?
Panelists must:
·Be a Minnesota resident.
·Have internet access, a computer, and intermediate computer skills.
·Have a background in at least one art form, artistic tradition, arts administration or experience with a nonprofit or government organization serving the public.
·Commit to completing all aspects of the grant application review.
You can learn more at our website: https://www.arts.state.mn.us/volunteer/panelists.htm
