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Internship | Research Opportunity at MOCA for 2024 - 25

Beginning Fall Semester 2024, and running through Spring Semester 2025, MOCA has two paid internship positions available, intended to give the opportunity for 成人AV视频 students to participate and support scholarly research related to the upcoming exhibition at MOCA Jacksonville, called “The Armory South: The 1924 Jacksonville Woman’s Club Exhibition Rediscovered.”

As part of MOCA’s 100 year anniversary events, 成人AV视频 professor Dr. Scott P. Brown has been researching a forgotten but seminal Modernist exhibition mounted in March 1924 by the Woman’s Club of Jacksonville and the newly founded Jacksonville Fine Arts Society (now MOCA). The exhibition included nearly 200 works by more than eighty cutting edge Modernist artists, including George Ault, Peggy Bacon, Charles DeMuth, John Dos Passos, Wood Gaylor, Marsden Hartley, Thomas Hart Benton, Walt Kuhn, Yasuo Kuniyoshi, and many more. The Armory South will reassemble core works from this 1924 exhibition that in many ways marked the beginning of Modern art in the South.

Submissions accepted through August 9. Please see the application link below. The selected students will garner a stipend of $1,000 per term. The internship may be taken as a directed independent study for academic credit.

For a full description of the internship, review the  on the MOCA Jacksonville website. 

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Internship | Art With A Heart at Wolfson Children’s Hospital 2024 - 25

Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of children and their families? Do you dream of working in a dynamic healthcare setting where you can learn from experienced professionals and develop your skills in pediatric care? If so, the Wolfson Children's Hospital internship program through the 成人AV视频 could be the perfect opportunity for you.

The Art With A Heart Internship at Wolfson Children’s Hospital allows students to work with the nonprofit Art with a Heart in Healthcare (AWAH) at Wolfson Children's Hospital. In this internship, students work alongside AWAH staff creating a fine art experience for pediatric patients. Students are expected to complete four hours a week on their desired day for 50-60 hours by the end of the semester.

Requirements:

AWAH Intern Coordinator Jillian Swanson contacts students who Professor Jason John has selected with all the set-up details for the internship. Students are expected to complete requirements, such as records of vaccinations, Tuberculosis tests, COVID vaccination (unless exempt), background tests, drug tests, and Flu shots. Students create an account through the myClinicalExchange medical portal. All requirements will be uploaded and approved by an Internship Leader. Once approved, students must sign the Wolfson Children’s Hospital Student and Faculty Compliance Manual. Once the set-up process is complete interns will come to the hospital a week before the internship start week for an orientation covering all aspects of the internship and choose what day of the week they would like to come in.

Goals of the Internship:

  1. Teach children how to draw and paint: Interns teach students painting and drawing techniques either in their room or in a community room at the hospital. 
  2. Perform bedside drawings for the students: Interns draw upon request for patients who cannot leave their room due to severe medical conditions.
  3. Expose children to art: The intern's teaching involves lessons in art techniques in specific mediums. 
  4. Instill the importance of art to children: A few of my students were patients at Wolfson Children’s Hospital and went on to be interns.
  5. Exhibit an art piece that expresses your experience in the internship: At the end of the semester, students must complete an art piece in whatever medium they choose encompassing their experience and what they witnessed during their internship. The painting and drawing program meets with the students to provide feedback on the work. 

If interested in the Art With A Heart internship, please reach out to Jason John

Associate Professor of Painting and Drawing at j.john@unf.edu

Art With A Heart Gallery: 

Four art students proudly display their paintings in a classroom setting.A group of four individuals engaged in a creative art session at a colorful table, using paints and colored pencils. The setting appears to be a bright and inviting space, likely a hospital or healthcare facility.A young girl and a caregiver smile while creating colorful clay bunnies at a table, with a drawing of a bunny in front of them.A patient in a hospital bed smiles while holding a colorful unicorn drawing, accompanied by a caregiver and a plush unicorn toy.A healthcare worker and a young boy hold up superhero drawings while sitting in a hospital room filled with bubbles, conveying a moment of joy and creativity.A patient in a hospital bed smiles while holding a painted Sonic the Hedgehog, accompanied by a caregiver.A healthcare volunteer engages with a young patient, who is painting, in a hospital room decorated with colorful artwork.Three young individuals engaged in an art activity at a colorful table in a creative play space, each focused on their drawings.A young man and a woman stand together, smiling while holding a colorful sign that reads "HAVEN" in a hospital setting.