Adjunct Educator, On-Call

SFMOMA•San Francisco, CA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) is seeking an Adjunct Educator, On-Call to facilitate and implement K-2 school tours and visits, support in-school programs and resources like art kits, and conduct in-gallery evaluations. This role involves interactive work with the public, including school groups and multigenerational audiences, and requires day-of communication with educators, students, and visitors. The position also includes tracking and timing evaluations of exhibitions and education spaces, research, survey administration, data collation and analysis, report drafting, and sharing findings to inform program development. Adjunct Educators will also collaborate with SFMOMA staff on the preparation and archiving of select programs and resources.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree required.
Minimum of two (2) years of experience in education, museum administration and/or programming, or a related field.
Experience working with youth/student audiences in an arts, educational, or youth organization context.
Knowledge, understanding of, and enthusiasm for modern and contemporary art.
Diplomatic, interpersonal, communication, and collaboration skills.
Ability to work enthusiastically and effectively, ensuring a positive experience working with intergenerational audiences.
Public speaking and teaching skills.
Ability to maintain patience and flexibility while working in a dynamic public environment.
Ability to engage and lead groups of people of all ages in diverse activities.
Ability to work autonomously.
Customer service orientation and ability to act as brand ambassador.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge and experience with current educational practices and techniques, a plus.

Responsibilities

Work closely with Education and Community Engagement staff on the facilitation of events and programs, including but not limited to program prep and day-of support. Events and programs include K-2 school tours, other K-12 school programs, school resources (such as art kits), and in-gallery evaluation, among others.
Greet, orient, and lead creative, interactive K-2 school tours at SFMOMA.
Prepare educational materials and resources. Contribute to the implementation of resources, materials and activities.
Attend assigned professional development trainings and workshops including readings, group dialogues, and guest presentations.
For understanding of audience needs and behaviors that inform program development, perform tracking and timing evaluations of exhibitions and education spaces, perform research, administer surveys, collate and analyze data, draft reports, and share findings.
Work with the Education and Community Engagement Division to provide feedback on the success of programs, resources, and education spaces and audiences.
Support the archiving of program resources and documentation, including data entry.
Represent SFMOMA Education and Community Engagement in the community.
Perform other duties as required.