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Workshops
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Let Your Voice Be Heard by the MA After School Commission!
Senator Thomas McGee and Representative Marie St. Fleur, Co-Chairs, have announced the remaining public hearing dates and locations for the Massachusetts Special Commission on After School and Out of School Time.
They will be held on:
Tuesday, September 18, 2007 - Lawrence, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Northern Essex Community College in Lawrence
Thursday, September 20, 2007 - Lynn, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
North Shore Community College in Lynn
Tuesday, September 25, 2007 - Boston, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Josiah Quincy Elementary School in Boston
The Berkshire Cultural Resource Center The Berkshire Cultural Resource Center (BCRC), working in conjunction with the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation is hosting a series of nonprofit management seminars taking place every Tuesday, September 18 – November 13, 2007 12:00-2:00pm at MCLA’s Gallery 51, 51 Main Street, North Adams, MA. To register please call MCLA’s Office of the Registrar at: (413) 662-5216. Have your Course Reference Number (CRN) and Course number ready before calling.
FOR MORE INFO:
Seminar Schedule
Getting the Word Out: Marketing for Nonprofits (to register for all three marketing seminars use CRN: 60772 / CECS 900-01)
Facilitator: Mary Anne Lee, Executive Director, Spencertown Academy Arts Center
9/18 Branding & Beyond: Making a Name for Yourself and Your Institution (CRN:
60763 / CECS 101-01)
Panelists: Doug Bartow, Art Director & Principal; Hope Sullivan Director,
IS183
9/25 Online Marketing: Getting Real Results in the Virtual World (CRN: 60764 / CECS 101-02)
Panelists: Joshua Field, Graphic Designer & Owner, Orbit Visual Communications; Bill Reichblum, Founder and President, KadmusArts.com; Amy Stevens Webmaster, MCLA
10/2 Big Bang, Little Bucks: Marketing On a Budget (CRN: 60765/ CECS 101-03)
Panelists: Jonathan Secor, Director of Special Programs, MCLA; Jessie Virgilio, Manager of Public Relations and Education, Colonial Theatre
Nuts and Bolts: How to Manage Your Nonprofit (to register for all three marketing seminars use, CRN: 60772 / CECS 900-01)
Facilitator: Nancy Ovitsky, Business & Administration Dept. Chair, MCLA
10/9 People Management (CRN: 60766 / CECS 101-04)
Panelists: James Cieslar President & CPO, Berkshire United Way; David Fleming, Executive Director, Colonial Theatre
10/16 Strategic Planning (CRN: 60767 / CECS 101-05)
Panelists: Stuart Chase, Director, Berkshire Museum; Dr. Mary K. Grant, President, MCLA; Ellen Spear, President and CEO, Hancock Shaker Village
10/23 Financial Management (CRN: 60768 / CECS 101-06)
Panelists: Tony King, Deputy Director, Clark Art Institute; Russell Pomeranz, Chief Operating Officer, Vera Institute of Justice; James Stakenas, Vice President of Administration & Finance, MCLA; Suzanne Stimson, Assistant Director, Williams College Center for Developmental Economics
Show Me the Money: Funding Your Nonprofit (to register for all three marketing seminars use, CRN: 60772 / CECS 900-01)
Facilitator: Lauren O’Neal, Professor of Arts Management, MCLA
10/30 Seeking Sponsorship (CRN: 60769 / CECS 101-07)
Panelists: David Barrett, Director of Development, Jacob’s Pillow; Joyce Bernstein, co-owner, Spice Restaurant
11/6 Individual Giving: Members, Donors and More (CRN: 60770 / CECS 101-08)
Panelists: Marianne Drake, Chief Advancement Officer, MCLA; Courtney McIlhenny, Manager, Membership & Special Events, MASS MoCA
11/13 Foundation Funding (CRN: 60771 / CECS 101-09)
Panelists: Thomas Bernard, Director of Corporate, Foundation, and Government Relations, MCLA; Meri Jenkins, Program Manager of the Massachusetts Cultural Council’s Adams Arts Program
Participation Fees:
$16.00 per single seminar (use the CRN and course number next to the title of the seminar you wish to attend) $40.00 for block of three seminars in same subject area (use CRN: CRN: 60772 / CECS 900-01) $100.00 for entire series and a non-profit management certificate (use CRN:
60773 / CECS 900-02 FREE for MCLA students, faculty and staff (use CRN: 60774 / CECS 950-01)
PEAR hosting a webinar entitled "Whole Year Learning and Wellness: Should the Summer Be Connected to the School Year?"
PEAR will be hosting a webinar entitled on September 18th from 12 noon to 1:30 pm EST.
All are invited to join for free in this panel presentation with PowerPoint, audible and visible over the internet. Panel discussion audible. Audience participation over email and telephone lines. To get a sense of the format, go to www.pearweb.org. Registration is free!
Join the Discussion!
[Art Salon Boston] Art Talks: A Monthly Discussion Group for Artists
This discussion group provides a monthly space for artists to meet and talk about topics of enduring interest to creative people.
Topics will include such things as: access to creative energy, balance of art and other commitments, understanding of self and others as artists, expressing a vision, success and creativity, just doing it.
Price: $10 each event, $50 for the whole series
Phone: 617-277-3915
Web Page: http://www.bgsp.edu
Age Suitability: All Ages
Next meeting:
Monday, Oct 8, 6:00p
Where:
Gallery 1581 at the Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis
1581 Beacon Street, Brookline, MA
617-277-3915
Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain Workshops
Wellfleet, Massachusetts
When: AUGUST 27-31,2007
Where: Pond Hill School, Wellfleet, MA We travel internationally to teach these workshops modeled after the best selling book "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" first published in 1979 and having sold over 2million copies - www.drawright.com. Brian Bomeisler, who teaches these workshops, has been doing so for near 20 years, is the author - Betty Edwards - son, and is a trained and working painter living and working in his studio in New York City. We were recently in Santa Barbara California where we were filmed by a British documentary production company (www.focusproductions.co.uk) who are doing a piece about "art and the brain". There previous film called "Brainman" received many awards and is still being aired on the Discovery Channel. One of our workshop in New York City was recently recorded for a piece on NPR (national public radio) Dave Johns NPR/ Studio 360 hosted by Kurt Anderson(Saturday's and Sunday) to be aired in May. Studio 360 is about the arts and this piece will be about the brain and art. Listen to the studio 360 piece here: http://www.studio360.org/episodes/2006/09/14 Featured in recent and past articles in American Artist Magazine: http://www.myamericanartist.com/2007/02/drawing_without.html http://www.myamericanartist.com/2006/07/inside_the_atel.html Information about lodging and accommodations in Wellfleet for the August 27-31 workshop can be made through our Cape Cod coordinator Douglas Ritter, by calling 508-349-0976 For more information: bb4art@aol.com, www.drawright.com
Community Bank Workshop Series 2007
September 14
Workshop 3 – Content is king -Writing copy for the web
-Website content versus traditional print copy writing
-Using headlines, formatting and lists
-Determine the Call to Action for each page
October 12
Workshop 4 – Marketing your Website –Online and Off
-Overview of marketing your website
-Using print and radio advertising to drive traffic to your website
-Understanding banner ads, Pay Per Click and directory submissions
November 9
Workshop 5 – Work your website -Contribute Training
-Learn to update your website with Contribute
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