Rhode Island School of Design Benefits Overview

Coordinates logistics and administrative operations for museum education programs serving teens, college students, adults, artists, educators, and families. Supports scheduling, facilitation, supplies, communications, attendance, registration, applications, event listings, social media, marketing materials, spending, and participant feedback. Serves as a primary contact for educators and participants, oversees student workers, maintains art supplies, and supports the Dorner Prize and research residency application processes.

Leads prospect intelligence for RISD Institutional Advancement by identifying and profiling donors, analyzing wealth screenings, applying predictive modeling, supporting fundraising pipelines, and producing actionable briefings. Oversees database integrity, museum membership integration, prospect management workflows, and reporting. Supervises and develops the prospect intelligence team, establishes performance metrics, manages priorities, and partners with fundraisers and senior staff. The role may require occasional evening, weekend, and travel commitments.

On-call figure models pose for RISD art and design classes, including stationary and gestural poses that may involve nudity, costumes, or demonstrating physical form. Responsibilities require retaining poses between breaks, showing patience and endurance, following direction, collaborating with students, faculty, and other models, and supporting respectful, inclusive studio environments. Selected candidates work through a staffing agency and must complete pre-employment background screening.