By Elizabeth Hoffman In 2005, CultureWork published “From Termination to Triumph: Reflecting on the First Ten Years of the University of Oregon Arts and Administration Program.” I’m happy to report that the UO Arts and Administration Program has experienced continued success evidenced by the graduation of over 325 cultural sector leaders; the expansion of […]
by Victoria Plettner-Saunders I started writing and researching generational issues in the workforce around 2005 with my first article for CultureWork, “Boomers, XY’s and the Making of Generational Shift in Arts Management,” published 2006. Since then, there were three additional articles on this topic as well as a survey and researched recommendations for mid-career […]
by Deborah K. Snider In 1997, I investigated the extrinsic components of the arts management interview. These were largely outside the control of the applicant, but important to future success of the organization and its staff. Now, with 17 years of university teaching of classes like Gallery & Museum Practices, Exhibitions & Visual Arts […]
by Laurie Dean Torrell The purpose of this essay is to revisit Collaboration—a topic I explored in two previous CultureWork articles (Torrell, 2009 and 2011). Evident in those pieces was that my own experience in administrative collaboration brought many benefits and an increasing number of challenges. In years since, what has not changed is […]
