Teaching Artist for Drawing Programs

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Opportunity to lead a drawing program for all ages at various Orange County Public Libraries. Your role as a Volunteer Teaching Artist would be to:

• Lead a Drawing Program at an Orange County Public Library. The curriculum and supplies will be provided.

• Work with the Program Director: program, scheduling, materials, use of Chuck Jones resources, and other administration requirements

• Lead the drawing program based on the philosophy of Chuck Jones

• Share the artistic disciplines and techniques that give you the most joy in a classroom setting

• Provide a safe, inclusive environment where mistakes lead to new understanding, trying new techniques is encouraged, and every student experiences his or her creative potential

All Volunteer Teaching Artists must:

• Submit line drawings of several Chuck Jones characters

• Meet with the Program Director and discuss the requirements to lead a drawing program

• Volunteer a minimum of 12 hours before leading your own program

• Complete a Live Scan (background check)

Qualifications:

• College student or a professional in your field

• Must be outgoing and willing to engage students

• Willing to work harmoniously with the Program Director, Program Assistant, and/or Volunteer Creative Aides

• Reliable, dependable, efficient, and committed to your scheduled program

• Have experience in a classroom setting

• Art education or art experience preferred

Your benefits:

• Draw inspiration from the genius and works of famed four-time Oscar winner, Warner Bros. animation director Chuck Jones

• Develop your own creative potential

• Build your resume

• Receive a letter of verification stating your length of time with us, how many hours you volunteered and the option as a reference for future business endeavors.

• Receive invitations to exhibition openings and other special events hosted by the Center