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About the April 27th 2022 Report into Pattern of Police Misconduct in Minneapolis (Minnesota) - #Michael Ayele (a.k.a) W

The San Francisco Arts Commission (SFAC) have disclosed records of internship opportunities they had offered to college/university students in the State of California. The recently disclosed records of (internship opportunities offered by) the SFAC go back to October 27th 1995. When disclosing these records, the SFAC confirmed that no international student completed an internship with them as part of his/her Curricular Practical Training (CPT) and/or Optional Practical Training (OPT).

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About the April 27th 2022 Report into Pattern of Police Misconduct in Minneapolis (Minnesota) - #Michael Ayele (a.k.a) W

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  1. THE SAN FRANCISCO ARTS COMMISSION (SFAC) DISCLOSE LIMITED RECORDS TO REQUEST FILED ABOUT THE APRIL 27TH 2022 REPORT INTO POLICE BRUTALITY IN MINNEAPOLIS (MINNESOTA). BE WELL. TAKE CARE. KEEP YOURSELVES AT ARMS DISTANCE. # W (AACL) # MICHAEL A. AYELE # ANTI-RACIST HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST # AUDIO-VISUAL MEDIA ANALYST # ANTI-PROPAGANDA JOURNALIST

  2. The San Francisco Arts Commission Galleries, with support from Mayor London Breed’s program Opportunities for All, is offering two pay summer internships to qualified candidates. Please learn more about the San Francisco Arts Commission and the Galleries program at sfartscommission.org. Application Deadline: May 10, 2019 Time Commitment: 10 weeks, 10 hours a week Compensation: $1500 stipend (based on $15 an hour and paid in two installments) Age Range: 19 – 24 years of age To apply for these internships, please: •Send a letter of interest specifying which internship you are applying to, along with a current resume to: Cece Carpio, San Francisco Arts Commission Galleries, 401 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 126, San Francisco, CA 94610 •Sign up through the Opportunities for All web page: www.opps4allsf.org Women and people of color encouraged to apply. SFAC GALLERIES EXHIBITION INTERN The SFAC Galleries is currently seeking a student or emerging arts professional to participate in a paid summer internship. The SFAC Galleries Exhibitions Intern will report directly to the SFAC Galleries Director, and assist the Director in administrative and curatorial tasks related to the preparation of upcoming exhibitions at three Civic Center locations: the SFAC Main Gallery and Café Valor in the Veterans Building; and SF City Hall. The SFAC Galleries works with in-house and guest curators, and features over 150 artists in five exhibitions annually. The SFAC internships are part of Mayor London Breed’s youth employment program Opportunities for All. MFA, BFA, BA and MA students/graduates in arts administration, fine art, art history, critical studies, or curatorial practice are encouraged to apply. Prior arts administrative/gallery experience a plus.

  3. Exhibitions Internship will include: •Observe and support the organization and installation of an SFAC Galleries exhibition •Learn to conduct curatorial research on guest curators, artists, exhibitions with similar thematic interests, articles/essays/books about broader aspects of the theme and more •Learn about outreach, social media strategies, and printed promotional materials. Develop content for Facebook, Instagram and Twitter posts leading up to and during the exhibition •Learn arts administration standard best practices for organizing exhibitions, and assist the Galleries Director with a variety of administrative tasks related to upcoming projects •Learn to create physical and digital exhibition archives •Learn about exhibition installation processes •Possible studio visit(s) with exhibiting artist(s) •Learn introductory level ethics of working with living artists •Assist in the production of annual reports •Assist with gallery openings, installations & de-installations, public programs and other gallery activities COMMUNICATIONS and ADMINISTRATION INTERN The SFAC Galleries is currently seeking a student or emerging arts professional to participate in a paid summer internship. The Communications and Administration Intern (CAI) will assist in interpreting and documenting the stories of SFAC Galleries’ artists, exhibitions and public programs while helping to shape the online voice of a major arts institution. The SFAC internships are part of Mayor London Breed’s youth employment program Opportunities for All. Knowledge of Creative Suite: Photoshop, Illustrator and In Design, and exceptional photography experience are pluses. This position is ideal for someone interested in photography, arts writing, digital engagement, and audience development. Communications and Administrative Internship will include: •Research current and upcoming exhibitions/public programs, and develop content for onsite and online digital media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, Flickr, etc •Learn to develop strategies to target potential audiences for media content and public program attendance •Track and analyze social media metrics, reporting on the efficacy of current outreach strategies •Participate in the documentation of SFAC Galleries exhibitions and public programs for website, press purposes and digital archive •Assist the Galleries in an Agency-wide data migration to a new Salesforce platform. •Work closely with various members of the staff to develop a communications strategy for the 2020 50th anniversary season

  4. Passport Intern and Volunteer Recruitment Fall 2016 Places to advertise for Interns and Volunteers SF State Student Involvement and Career Center Employers Services: http://www.sfsu.edu/~career/employers/index.html Employers Posting Jobs and Internships: http://www.sfsu.edu/~career/employers/posting.html Job board login https://www.myinterfase.com/sfsu/employer/ Username: Password: Contact Info: •Hours of Service & Location: Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm, Student Services Bldg., Rm. 206 •Quick Questions : Tuesdays 10:30am - 11:30am Wednesdays 10:00am - 11:00am •E-mail: @sfsu.edu •Phone: (415) •Fax: (415) University of San Francisco Online Job and Internship Listing Service To post a job or internship online, the University of San Francisco has created HireUSF, and partnered with NACElink/Symplicity, a national recruiting network. Post Jobs and Internships: https://www.usfca.edu/career/employers/post-jobs-and-internships Job board login Username: Password: Contact Info: Email: @usfca.edu 1

  5. JFKU (Museum Studies Department Head) @jfku.edu Email: California College of the Arts Employer Guidelines for Internships: https://www.cca.edu/students/careers/internships/employer-resources Job board login Username: Password: Contact Info: Assistant Director for Employer Relations San Francisco Contact: @cca.edu San Francisco Art Institute SFAI Internship Program (for Employers): http://www.sfai.edu/current-students/career- resources/employers Job board login https://www.myinterfase.com/sfai/employer/ Username: Password: Contact Info: Email: @sfai.edu Academy of Art University AAU Job Board website: https://academyart- csm.symplicity.com 2

  6. Username: Password: @sfgov.org Contact Information Phone: 1-415 Email: School of Art Education: http://www.academyart.edu/academics/art-education @academyart.edu Contact Information Phone: 1-415- Email: @academyart.edu The Art Institutes (San Francisco) 3

  7. Places to advertise the event SF Travel Create an event on SpinGo through SF Travel. SpinGo lists your event on San Francisco Travel Association and across multiple online event calendars and apps. SF ARTS Submit an event on SF ARTS.org: http://sfarts.org/submitEvent.cfm FunCheap (SF) http://sf.funcheap.com/ 4

  8. Internship Available Internship Available San Francisco Arts Commission (SFAC) San Francisco Arts Commission (SFAC) Civic Art Collection Civic Art Collection (CAC) (CAC) Intern Summer 2016 Summer 2016 Description Description SFAC is charged with the goal to preserve the many artworks accessioned by the city of San Francisco. The City’s collection of monuments and contemporary artworks is valued in excess of $80 million dollars with over 3,000 works in the collection, from historic monuments to contemporary works. The CAC Internship will provide an opportunity to assist with projects related to the cataloguing, display, maintenance, and conservation of the Civic Art Collection. Recently, the city completed a mulit-year inventory project that has been an integral planning tool for the team. The city uses a collections management database (EmBARK) to organize details of artworks in addition to maintaining an extensive physical archive. SFAC is responsible for managing various types of projects to care for the collection including typical maintenance, conservation treatment (stabilization/restoration), and assessment projects. The collections team is underway with projecting long-term management and conservation needs for this diverse collection. This internship position will assist with completion of phase II of this project, and tasks will include: researching materials and treatment histories of individual monuments, correlating data to identify trends to anticipate conservation needs, geo-locating monuments for future mapping, and updating information in the collections management database. The internship will expose students to multiple facets of public art collections care and planning long-term preservation goals. In addition to the project listed above the intern will assist with other ongoing projects as needed including a public mural investigation and various conservation stabilization and restoration projects. During the internship, the student will be mentored by the collections team and learn software skills (Embark database), best practices for collection care, write condition reports, how to plan and manage conservation projects, and project budgeting. Eligibility Eligibility The intern must be graduate-level status, and have computer literacy in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and the Adobe Design Suite (Acrobat and Photoshop are most relevant). Experience with collections management systems preferred, and any experience with database systems or large inventories is desired. The ideal candidate will be self-motivated, organized, and collaborative with good communication skills. Academic credit will be arranged. Internship will be structured around a 40 hour work with, Monday through Friday, with some flexibility in reporting times. This position will be paid 20$/hour for six to eight weeks starting June 6th with some flexibility for the end date. To Apply To Apply Details are still being finalized for this internship. If interested, please contact X with any questions about this opportunity. Interested candidates should submit their application by X. DRAFT 3/17/2016 Intern San Francisco Arts Commission 401 Van Ness, Suite 325 San Francisco, CA 94102-4570 http://www.sfartscommission.org/

  9.     SFA  C  G  A  LLERI  ES    IN  T  E  R  N  SH  I  P    P  RO  G  RAM                 The  San  Francisco  Arts  Commission  (SFAC)  Galleries  is  currently  accepting  applications  for  interns   starting  in  the  Fall  of  2015.  Located  in  the  heart  of  San  Francisco’s  Civic  Center,  the  San  Francisco  Arts   Commission  Galleries  makes  contemporary  art  accessible  to  broad  audiences  through  curated  exhibitions   that  both  reflect  our  regional  diversity  and  position  Bay  Area  visual  art  production  within  an      international   contemporary  art  landscape.  The  SFAC  Galleries  was  founded  in  1970  and  is  the  exhibitions  program  of   the  San  Francisco  Arts  Commission,  the  arts  agency  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco.     Please  read  the  following  descriptions  carefully.  All  internships  are  unpaid  and  require  a  commitment  of   (10-­‐20)  hours  per  week  for  at  least  4-­‐6  months.  Applicants  must  be  at  least  18  years  old.    In  addition  to  the     intern-­‐specific  project  management  listed  below,  each  intern  will  staff  the  front  desk  of  the  main  gallery   greeting  visitors  and  providing  information  about  exhibitions  and  the  SFAC,  answering  phone  call  inquiries   and  maintaining  activities  in  the  gallery.  Intern  work  days  fall  between  Tuesday  –  Saturday  (the  SFAC  main   gallery  is  closed  Sunday  and  Monday).       Deadline  for  Fall  Internships:  Open  until  filled   Submission  Guidelines:     If  you  are  interested  in  an  internship  with  the  San  Francisco  Arts  Commission  Galleries  please  submit:     • Cover  letter  that  includes  your  complete  contact  information,  hours  you  are  available  to  work  and  a   description  of  why  you  are  interested  in  interning  at  the  SFAC  Galleries   • Resume  that  includes  all  past  work  experience       Submit  written  materials  Cece  Carpio,  Galleries  Manager,  SFAC,  25  Van  Ness,  Suite  345,  San  Francisco,  CA     94102  or  submit  application  via  email:  cece.carpio@sfgov.org.       Exhibition  and  Events  Intern   The  SFAC  Galleries  is  currently  seeking  an  intern  to  help  with  general  tasks  related  to  our  2016   exhibitions.  The  right  candidate  will  gain  a  greater  understanding  of  how  the  Galleries  program   functions,  and  become  familiar  with  exhibition  and  event  administration,  artist  communications,   exhibition  research  and  community  outreach.  The  chosen  applicant  will  work  directly  with  Galleries   staff.    Arts  Administration,  MFA,  BFA,  BA  and  MA  students/graduates  are  encouraged  to  apply.     Tasks  include:   • Assisting  staff  in  exhibition  and  public  programs  (panel  discussion,  workshops,  etc…)  administration   including  timeline  management,  artwork  registration,  installation  and  deinstallation  preparation  and   other  administrative  tasks   • Conducting  historical  and  artists  research  for  exhibitions   • Database  updating  using  FilemakerPro  and  Constant  Contact  for  mailing  list  and  press  list   • Assisting  with  gallery  openings,  installations  &  de-­‐installations,  public  programs  and  other  gallery   activities   • Assist  in  the  coordination  of  Passport,  SFAC  Galleries  annual  outreach  event       Media  and  Documentation  Intern   The  SFAC  Galleries  is  currently  seeking  an  intern  to  assist  in  telling  and  documenting  the  stories  of  SFAC   Galleries  exhibition,  public  programs  and  artists.  Skills  needed:  Knowledge  of  Creative  Suite:  Photoshop,   Illustrator  and  In  Design  and  exceptional  photography  experience  a  plus.  This  position  is  ideal  for  someone   interested  in  photography,  arts  writing,  digital  engagement,  and  audience  development.     Tasks  include:   • Producing  content  for  onsite  and  online  digital  media  platforms  including  Facebook,  Instagram,   Tumblr,  Flickr,  etc  to  promote  upcoming  exhibitions  and  public  programs   • Maintaining  list  of  targeted  audiences  for  media  content  and  advertising  

  10. Database  updating  using  FilemakerPro  and  Constant  Contact  for  mailing  list  and  press  list   Tracking  and  reporting  social  media  and  advertising  views  metrics   Documenting  SFAC  Galleries  exhibitions  and  public  programs  for  website,  press  purposes  and  digital   archive     Facility  Intern     The  SFAC  Galleries  is  currently  seeking  an  intern  to  help  manage  our  newly  renovated  main  gallery  located  at   the  War  Memorial  Veterans  Building.    This  internship  offers  an  opportunity  to  play  a  vital  role  in  the  SFAC   Galleries’  daily  facility  operations,  as  well  as  an  opportunity  to  learn  and  polish  professional  installation   skills.  Skills  needed:  The  intern  must  be  skillful  with  power  tools  and  proper  safety  measures  and  be  able  to   comfortably  lift  50  lbs.  .  General  knowledge  of  installing  artwork,  basic  construction  techniques,  and  patching  and   painting  is  a  plus.       Tasks  Include:   • Helping  staff  and  curators  in  laying  out  exhibitions   • Assisting  in  installing  a  moveable  wall  system     • Assisting  professional  preparers  in  the  installation  and  de-­‐installation  of  artwork  in  the  gallery   • Crating  and  preparing  artwork  for  shipping/transportation   • Designing  and  constructing  display  fixtures  and  pedestals   • Overseeing  the  installation  of  gallery  Audio  visual  equipment   • Maintaining  a  clean  and  welcoming  environment  for  all  of  the  Galleries  visitors     Archive  Intern   The  SFAC  Galleries  is  currently  seeking  an  intern  to  oversee  and  execute  phase  two  of  a  large  project   involving  our  exhibition  archives.    The  right  candidate  for  this  position  will  gain  skills  related  to   cataloguing,  creating  digital  archives,  and  archival  storage  materials  and  methods.   Arts  Administrations  and  Library  Science  students/  graduates  encouraged  to  apply.     Tasks  include:   • Working  directly  with  the  SFAC  Galleries  Associate  Curator  to  identify  and  categorize  a   wide  range  of  materials  from  past  exhibitions   • Working  with  the  staff  to  fine-­‐tune  a  digital  format  template  for  storing  archival   information   • Creating  digital  files  for  past  exhibitions  and  properly  storing  and  archiving  original   ephemera       SFAC   Galleries   Cece  Carpio,  Galleries  Manager   25  Van  Ness  Avenue,  Suite  #345   San  Francisco,  CA  94102   Cece.carpio@sfgov.org     • • •

  11. Registrar Intern for the Civic Art Collection Registrar Intern for the Civic Art Collection Spring/Summer 2015 Spring/Summer 2015 Reports to: Reports to: Senior Registrar and the Collections Team Summary: Summary: The registrar Internship will provide an opportunity to assist with projects related to the research of the Civic Art Collection. The Arts Commission is preparing to move a portion of the Civic Art Collection and related archives to a new location in the fall of 2015 and is seeking assistance to help prepare for the physical move. The intern will assist in the conduction of an inventory and completion of condition reports for artworks at the current storage location; make updates to the collections management; database (EmBARK); organize physical archives; wrap artworks; and assist with other administrative duties as needed. The internship will expose students to multiple facets of registration duties, art handling, and physical and digital asset management. Software Proficiencies: Software Proficiencies: Advanced Knowledge: Microsoft Office, Acrobat Pro XI or other PDF software, Windows 7, MAC OS X Working Knowledge: Familiarity with content management systems and various file types, physical and electronic filing systems, database systems, FileMaker and EmbARK a plus Eligibility Eligibility The volunteer intern must be a college senior or graduate-level status, and have computer literacy in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and Adobe. Experience with collections management systems preferred. This non-compensatory internship is appropriate for students from the following majors: museum studies, art history, anthropology, archaeology, history, library science or pre- program conservation studies. Academic credit can be arranged. Hours are flexible between 9am and 5pm Monday through Friday. APPLY APPLY Interested candidates should email their resume and cover letter to Jennifer Doyle Crane, Program Associate, at jennifer.crane@sfgov.org, or send a fax to 415- 252-2595. Arts Commission Registrar Intern/Volunteer Request Wednesday, June 08, 2022 Page 1

  12. Registrar Intern for the Civic Art Collection Registrar Intern for the Civic Art Collection Spring/Summer 2015 Spring/Summer 2015 Reports to: Reports to: Senior Registrar and the Collections Team Summary: Summary: The registrar Internship will provide an opportunity to assist with projects related to the research of the Civic Art Collection. The Arts Commission is preparing to move a portion of the Civic Art Collection and related archives to a new location in the fall of 2015 and is seeking assistance to help prepare for the physical move. The intern will assist in the conduction of an inventory and completion of condition reports for artworks at the current storage location; make updates to the collections management; database (EmBARK); organize physical archives; wrap artworks; and assist with other administrative duties as needed. The internship will expose students to multiple facets of registration duties, art handling, and physical and digital asset management. Software Proficiencies: Software Proficiencies: Advanced Knowledge: Microsoft Office, Acrobat Pro XI or other PDF software, Windows 7, MAC OS X Working Knowledge: Familiarity with content management systems and various file types, physical and electronic filing systems, database systems, FileMaker and EmbARK a plus Eligibility Eligibility The volunteer intern must be a college senior or graduate-level status, and have computer literacy in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and Adobe. Experience with collections management systems preferred. This non-compensatory internship is appropriate for students from the following majors: museum studies, art history, anthropology, archaeology, history, library science or pre- program conservation studies. Academic credit can be arranged. Hours are flexible between 9am and 5pm Monday through Friday. APPLY APPLY Interested candidates should email their resume and cover letter to Jennifer Doyle Crane, Program Associate, at jennifer.crane@sfgov.org, or send a fax to 415- 252-2595. Arts Commission Registrar Intern/Volunteer Request Wednesday, June 08, 2022 Page 1

  13. Fine Art Collections and Archives Mana Fine Art Collections and Archives Management Intern for the Civic Art Collection for the Civic Art Collection Spring/Summer 2015 Spring/Summer 2015 Reports to: Reports to: Senior Registrar and the Collections Team Summary: Summary: The Fine Art Collections and Archives Management Internship will provide an opportunity to assist with projects related to the cataloguing, display, maintenance and conservation of the Civic Art Collection, which encompasses 100-year old monuments to contemporary works. The intern will help maintain the collections management database (EmbARK), organize the physical archives, and assist with other administrative duties as needed. The internship will expose students to multiple facets of public art collections care and long term preservation goals. Software Proficienc Software Proficiencies: ies: Advanced Knowledge: Microsoft Office, Acrobat Pro XI or other PDF software, Windows 7, MAC OS X Working Knowledge: Familiarity with content management systems and various file types, physical and electronic filing systems, database systems, FileMaker and EmbARK a plus Eligibility Eligibility The volunteer intern must be a college senior or graduate-level status, and have computer literacy in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and Adobe. Experience with collections management systems preferred. This non-compensatory internship is appropriate for students from the following majors: museum studies, art history, anthropology, archaeology, history, library science or pre- program conservation studies. Academic credit can be arranged. Hours are flexible between 9am and 5pm Monday through Friday. APPLY APPLY Interested candidates should email their resume and cover letter to Jennifer Doyle Crane, Program Associate, at jennifer.crane@sfgov.org, or send a fax to 415- 252-2595. gement Intern Fine Art Collections and Archives Management Intern/Volunteer Request Wednesday, June 08, 2022 Page 1

  14. SFAC  GALLERIES  INTERNSHIP  PROGRAM         The  San  Francisco  Arts  Commission  (SFAC)  Galleries  is  currently  accepting  applications  for  interns   starting  in  the  Fall  of  2014.  Located  in  the  heart  of  San  Francisco’s  Civic  Center,  the  San  Francisco  Arts   Commission  Galleries  makes  contemporary  art  accessible  to  broad  audiences  through  curated  exhibitions   that  both  reflect  our  regional  diversity  and  position  Bay  Area  visual  art  production  within  an   international  contemporary  art  landscape.  The  SFAC  Galleries  was  founded  in  1970  and  is  the  exhibitions   program  of  the  San  Francisco  Arts  Commission,  the  arts  agency  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco.       Please  read  the  following  descriptions  carefully.  If  you  are  interested  in  working  with  the  San  Francisco   Arts  Commission  Galleries,  submit  your  resume  and  a  cover  letter  to  Cece  Carpio,  Galleries  Manager.  In   your  cover  letter,  please  be  sure  to  indicate  the  position  in  which  you  are  interested  as  well  as  your   available  work  hours.  All  internships  are  unpaid  and  require  a  commitment  of  5-­‐10  hours  per  week.  Must   be  available  Mondays,  Tuesdays  or  Fridays.  Knowledge  of  FilemakerPro  and  the  Adobe  Creative  Suite  along   with  documentation/photo  experience  is  a  plus.     Intern  Position:  General     The  SFAC  Galleries  is  currently  seeking  an  intern  to  help  with  general  tasks  related  to  our  2014-­‐15   exhibitions.  The  right  candidate  will  gain  a  greater  understanding  of  how  the  Galleries  functions,  and   become  familiar  with  a  wide  variety  of  local  and  national  artists  and  venues.  The  chosen  applicant  will   work  directly  with  Galleries  staff.    Arts  Administration,  MFA,  BFA,  BA  and  MA  students/  graduates  are   encouraged  to  apply.       Tasks  will  likely  include:     -­‐  Assisting  in  the  areas  of  marketing,  fundraising,  accounting,  and  operations   -­‐  Database  updates  using  FilemakerPro,  including  the  mailing  list  and  Galleries  press  list   -­‐  Formatting  press  releases  and  web  announcements  to  be  sent  out  to  mailing  lists     -­‐  Updating  the  website     -­‐Updating  social  Media  posts:  Tumblr,  Facebook,  Twitter,  etc   -­‐  Assisting  with  gallery  openings,  installations  &  de-­‐installations,  public  programs  and  fundraising  events       Intern  Position:  Archivist     The  SFAC  Galleries  is  currently  seeking  an  intern  to  oversee  and  execute  phase  two  of  a  large  project   involving  our  exhibition  archives.    Arts  Administrations  and  Library  Science  students/  graduates   encouraged  to  apply.       The  project  includes:     -­‐  Working  with  Meg  Shiffler,  Galleries  Director  and  Cece  Carpio,  Galleries  Manager,  to  identify  and   categorize  a  wide  range  of  materials  from  past  exhibitions     -­‐  Work  with  the  staff  to  fine  tune  a  digital  format  template  for  storing  archival  information   -­‐  Create  digital  files  for  past  exhibitions  and  properly  store  and  archive  original  ephemera   -­‐  The  right  candidate  for  this  position  will  gain  skills  related  to  cataloguing,  creating  digital  archives,  and   archival  storage  materials  and  methods.       To  apply,  mail  or  email  resume  and  cover  letter  to:   SFAC  Galleries   Cece  Carpio,  Galleries  Manager     25  Van  Ness  Avenue,  Suite  #345   San  Francisco,  CA  94102   Cece.carpio@sfgov.org  

  15. August 6, 2013 Internship Available Internship Available Fine Art Collections and Archives Management Intern Fine Art Collections and Archives Management Intern Fall 2013 Fall 2013 Description Description The Fine Art Collections and Archives Management Internship will provide an opportunity to assist with projects related to the cataloguing, display, maintenance and conservation of the Civic Art Collection, which encompasses 100-year old monuments to contemporary works. The intern will also help maintain the collections management database (EmBARK), Organize the physical archives, and assist with other administrative duties as needed. The internship will expose students to multiple facets of public art collections care and long term preservation goals. Eligibility Eligibility The volunteer intern must be a college senior or graduate-level status, and have computer literacy in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and Adobe. Experience with collections management systems preferred. This non-compensatory internship is appropriate for students from the following majors: museum studies, art history, anthropology, archaeology, history, library science or pre-program conservation studies. Academic credit can be arranged. Hours are flexible between 9am and 5pm Monday through Friday. To Apply To Apply Interested candidates should email their resume and cover letter to Jennifer Doyle Crane, Program Associate, at jennifer.crane@sfgov.org, or send a fax to 415-252-2595.

  16. SFAC GALLERY INTERN PROGRAM The San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery will start accepting resumes for the Summer 2009 General Intern Position starting May 2009.We are accepting Archivist Intern applications on a rolling basis. Located in the heart of San Francisco’s Civic Center, the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery makes contemporary art accessible to broad audiences through curated exhibitions that both reflect our regional diversity and position Bay Area visual art production within an international contemporary art landscape. The SFAC Gallery was founded in 1970 and is the exhibitions program of the San Francisco Arts Commission, the arts agency of the City and County of San Francisco. Please read the following descriptions carefully. If you are interested in working with the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery, submit your resume and a cover letter to Aimee Le Duc, Gallery Manager. In your cover letter, please be sure to indicate the position in which you are interested as well as your available work hours. All internships are unpaid and require a commitment of 5-10 hours per week. Must be available Tuesdays, Thursdays or Saturdays. Knowledge of FilemakerPro and the Adobe Creative Suite along with documentation/photo experience is a plus. Intern Position: General The SFAC Gallery is currently seeking an intern to help with general tasks related to our 2009 season of exhibitions. The right candidate will gain a greater understanding of how the Gallery functions, and become familiar with a wide variety of local and national artists and venues. The chosen applicant will work directly with Gallery staff, Gallery artists, and other prominent arts and government leaders. Arts Administration, MFA, BFA, BA and MA students/ graduates are encouraged to apply. Tasks will likely include: - Gallery sitting, answering the phone, and greeting visitors. - Assisting in the areas of marketing, fundraising, accounting, operations. - Database updates using FilemakerPro, including the mailing list and Gallery press list. - Formatting press releases and web announcements to be sent out to mailing lists - Updating the website - Installation and de-installation - Assisting with gallery openings, public programs and fundraising events Intern Position: Archivist The SFAC Gallery is currently seeking an intern to oversee and execute phase two of a large project involving our exhibition archives. Library Science students/ graduates encouraged to apply. The project includes: - Working with Meg Shiffler, the Gallery Director and Aimee Le Duc, the Gallery Manager, to identify the wide range of materials needing to be archived representing past exhibitions - Work with the staff to establish a digital format template for storing archival information. - Create digital files for past exhibitions and create a proper storage situation for the original ephemera. - The right candidate for this position will gain skills related to cataloguing, creating digital archives, and archival storage materials and methods. To apply, mail or email resume and cover letter to: SF Arts Commission Gallery Gallery Manager Aimee Le Duc 401 Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA 94102

  17. SFAC GALLERY INTERN PROGRAM aimee.leduc@sfgov.org

  18. S F A C GA L LE R Y I N T E RN S F A C GA L LE R Y I N T E RN S F A C GA L LE R Y I N T E RN S F A C GA L LE R Y I N T E RN P P P P R O GR A M R O GR A M R O GR A M R O GR A M The San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery is currently accepting resumes for interns starting in the Fall of 2008. Located in the heart of San Francisco’s Civic Center, the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery makes contemporary art accessible to broad audiences through curated exhibitions that both reflect our regional diversity and position Bay Area visual art production within an international contemporary art landscape. The SFAC Gallery was founded in 1970 and is the exhibitions program of the San Francisco Arts Commission, the arts agency of the City and County of San Francisco. Please read the following descriptions carefully. If you are interested in working with the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery, submit your resume and a cover letter to Aimee Le Duc, Gallery Manager. In your cover letter, please be sure to indicate the position in which you are interested as well as your available work hours. All internships are unpaid and require a commitment of 5-10 hours per week. Must be available Tuesdays, Thursdays or Saturdays. Knowledge of FilemakerPro and the Adobe Creative Suite along with documentation/photo experience is a plus. Intern Position: General The SFAC Gallery is currently seeking an intern to help with general tasks related to our 2008 season of exhibitions. The right candidate will gain a greater understanding of how the Gallery functions, and become familiar with a wide variety of local and national artists and venues. The chosen applicant will work directly with Gallery staff, Gallery artists, and other prominent arts and government leaders. Arts Administration, MFA, BFA, BA and MA students/ graduates are encouraged to apply. Tasks will likely include: - Gallery sitting, answering the phone, and greeting visitors. - Assisting in the areas of marketing, fundraising, accounting, operations. - Database updates using FilemakerPro, including the mailing list and Gallery press list. - Formatting press releases and web announcements to be sent out to mailing lists - Updating the website - Installation and de-installation - Assisting with gallery openings, public programs and fundraising events Intern Position: Archivist The SFAC Gallery is currently seeking an intern to oversee and execute phase two of a large project involving our exhibition archives. Library Science students/ graduates encouraged to apply. The project includes: - Working with Meg Shiffler, the Gallery Director and Aimee Le Duc, the Gallery Manager, to identify the wide range of materials needing to be archived representing past exhibitions - Work with the staff to establish a digital format template for storing archival information. - Create digital files for past exhibitions and create a proper storage situation for the original ephemera. - The right candidate for this position will gain skills related to cataloguing, creating digital archives, and archival storage materials and methods. To apply, mail or email resume and cover letter to: SF Arts Commission Gallery Gallery Manager Aimee Le Duc 401 Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA 94102 aimee.leduc@sfgov.org

  19. S F A C GA L LE R Y I N T E RN S F A C GA L LE R Y I N T E RN S F A C GA L LE R Y I N T E RN S F A C GA L LE R Y I N T E RN P P P P R O GR A M R O GR A M R O GR A M R O GR A M The San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery is currently accepting resumes for interns starting in the Fall of 2008. Located in the heart of San Francisco’s Civic Center, the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery makes contemporary art accessible to broad audiences through curated exhibitions that both reflect our regional diversity and position Bay Area visual art production within an international contemporary art landscape. The SFAC Gallery was founded in 1970 and is the exhibitions program of the San Francisco Arts Commission, the arts agency of the City and County of San Francisco. Please read the following description carefully. If you are interested in working with the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery, submit your resume and a cover letter to Aimee Le Duc, Gallery Manager. In your cover letter, please be sure to indicate the position in which you are interested as well as your available work hours. All internships are unpaid and require a commitment of 5-10 hours per week. Knowledge of FilemakerPro and the Adobe Creative Suite along with documentation/photo experience is a plus. Intern Position: Archivist The SFAC Gallery is currently seeking an intern to oversee and execute phase two of a large project involving our exhibition archives. Library Science students/ graduates encouraged to apply. The project includes: - Working with Meg Shiffler, the Gallery Director and Aimee Le Duc, the Gallery Manager, to identify the wide range of materials needing to be archived representing past exhibitions - Work with the staff to establish a digital format template for storing archival information. - Create digital files for past exhibitions and create a proper storage situation for the original ephemera. - The right candidate for this position will gain skills related to cataloguing, creating digital archives, and archival storage materials and methods. To apply, mail or email resume and cover letter to: SF Arts Commission Gallery Gallery Manager Aimee Le Duc 401 Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA 94102 aimee.leduc@sfgov.org

  20. Professor Linda Ellis Director of Museum Studies College of Humanities San Francisco State University 1600 Holloway Avenue San Francisco, CA 94132 February 12, 2005 Dear Linda Ellis: I am writing this letter on behalf of the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery (SFACG) to express my appreciation for and her performance as an intern with the Gallery. It has been my pleasure to work professionally with past six months, forwarding the success of the Gallery in our commitment to support emerging and mid-career artists from the Bay Area region. Through its dynamic programs in our three Gallery spaces (the Gallery at 401 Van Ness, the Art in City Hall program and our window space in View 155) the Gallery serves a broad audience of artists, residents, tourists, students, arts professionals and educators. During the past six months, has played in role in over 7 exhibitions in all three spaces as well as our annual fundraiser, Commission 04. With a small staff, interns play a very important role in our Gallery. is skilled at producing quality work in areas of administration as well as the manual work associated with installation and de-installation of exhibits. She exhibits all of the qualities we look for in interns, personally and professionally. It is with pleasure that I recommend Francisco State University. Please feel free to call me if you have further questions. Sincerely, Meleksah Henderson Gallery Manager of San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery intermittently over the for the Museum Studies Program at San

  21. Possible Graduate Internships/Practicums for 2005: Collection Assessment • Conduct an inventory on the following collections: Ceramics, Jewelry, Lucien Labaudt • Prepare condition reports • Request and coordinate appraisal • Update records: condition, valuation, location etc. • Research and contact auction houses • Prepare Powerpoint presentation on history, condition and storage/preservation needs as well as suggesting policy choices for the Civic Art Collection in terms these collections—de-accession, retain, auction select objects or... • Mural Assessment • Conduct an inventory of murals in the Civic Art Collection • Prepare condition reports if needed • Update records, valuation and location etc. • Prepare Powerpoint presentation on history and condition, storage/preservation needs of murals (many of them WPA murals) for staff and commissioners • Evaluate ways the Civic Art Collection and Public Art Mural information (web site, institutional knowledge, be better coordinated/shared. • Implement at least one of these steps toward better coordination, for example, linking Public Art mural info on their web site to an On-Line Collection curated slideshow of arts commission murals • Propose policy/course of action for Arts Commission on our murals •CityLoan Project Assessment/Art Festival Collection • Outline plan for inventory, including creating a volunteer team • Review inventory sheets in response to the Loan letter from Rich • Customize embark to accommodate CityLoan records • Supervise and conduct inventory of works on loan: collecting images of works, preparing condition reports • Update database records—valuation, location etc. • Prepare Powerpoint presentation on history and condition, storage/preservation needs of objects in the CityLoan Program/Art Festival Collection for staff and commissioners • Propose policy/course of action for Arts Commission Other Collection Management Internships: • Airport Collection • San Francisco General Hospital Collection • Public Monuments Collection

  22. For either Graduate or Undergraduate Information Technology (digital imaging, website, database) Image Organization • Work with staff to ensure that all objects in our on-line collection have an image associated with them by uploading to web site • Ensure that object and (where available) artist records in our Collection database have thumbnail images • Taking photos on location, scanning slides in slide library and photos from photo files • Assisting staff with the organization and implementation of an image procedure for naming, associating and storing of images so that there is a record of all available images for any particular object/artist available in an easy to read image tree • Assist staff with the drafting of an image policy which address long term and short term needs • Assess overlap/differences between Public Art Program and Civic Art Collection on image management • Coordinate efforts for both programs to use the same naming/filing procedures • Organize Civic Art Collection images on shared drive (they are currently in many folders) Registration/EmbARK We are migrating our collection data from Regis into EmbaRK Collection Management software. We need someone to work with us to see this through. This will mean working with the Archivist to: • Import records from Filemaker/Excel • Comb records and filling in gaps in information by referencing hard copy files • Update records for locations, valuation, missing or erroneous data • Attach thumbnail images • Customize fields • Create list of priorities for further flushing out the database • Survey staff on their uses of the information in our files/records to determine if we are collecting the most useful information • Revise registration forms and procedures for object/artist/project files • Assess and revise PAP procedures for submitting files to the archive SFHC Archive Project We are working with the San Francisco History Center at the SFPL to create a San Francisco Arts Commission archive to be housed at the History Center for the purpose of freeing up file space, but more importantly, preserving and making more accessible the Arts Commissions rich history. The intern will work with the Collection Archivist to: • Determine non-current files to be archived--objects that have been de-accessioned, photo files, project files and misc. historical records. • Review files and box innumerical, or alphabetical order as the case may be • Copy any documents or scan photos/slides that we may need to keep on hand. • Create an index of contents of archive, ie WPA Projects, murals.

  23. Collection Policies Work with executive leadership, the public art program, the civic art collection team and Commissioners to develop new collection policies. What are the goals and purposes of the collection? Why does the Arts Commission have a collection and what is the unique character of this collection. How can the arts commission better accomplish it’s mission of integrating arts into every facet of SF live through the collection? How do we determine what artists/objects to include? How do we balance purchasing with commissioning? Should we raise funds for purchasing objects? What responsibilities come with ownership. What are the possibilities for the relationship between the Collection, Public Art and the Gallery, and other Commission programs? De-accessioning Policies. How do we determine what should be deaccessioned. What is a realistic time frame for deaccessioning items? Can we deaccession to fund a maintenance fund? Rewrite legislation to access Hotel Tax funds for the maintenance of the collection? Strategic Plan Develop a plan to implement these new policies. Suggest best practices For initial contact, please email a letter of interest and resume to sarah.lenoue@sfgov.org or fax to 415-252-2595. For questions, call 415-252-3257. Your letter of interest should include the following: what skills and abilities you bring to the position, what experience you would like to gain from your internship, and the dates you will be available. Because the staff works closely with our interns we are only able to work with a few interns each year and the selection process is somewhat competitive. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES The Civic Art Collection Program at the San Francisco Arts Commission is always looking for volunteers to help with a variety of administrative tasks. If you'd like to be added to our list of on-call volunteers, please call 415-252-3257 or email to sarah.lenoue@sfgov.org. Volunteers work within the Civic Art Program may be used to work off Project 20 hours. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

  24. Posting: GRADUATE INTERNSHIP/PRACTICUM OPPORTUNITIES Civic Art Collection Preserving our Heritage San Francisco Arts Commission Historical landmarks or modern icons, the Civic Art Collection includes City-owned artworks throughout San Francisco. From Buddha in Golden Gate Park to Keith Haring’s colorful dancing figures at Moscone Center, our collection team is responsible for cataloging and conserving over 2000 works of art. Interns play an important role in the Civic Art Collection at the San Francisco Arts Commission. Each intern is paired with a staff member who works closely with them in completing projects for the Civic Art Collection. We provide orientation, training, evaluation and recognition of our interns. We view our internship program as an educational outreach service that helps to expand and diversify our community interaction. Interns gain valuable experience and insight into the structure and operation of a governmental arts agency and make useful professional contacts. Interns must be willing to commit to a minimum of eight hours a week for three months and may receive school credit for their work. The Civic Art Collection has projects that would appeal to graduate students in any of the following areas: Library Science, Collection Management and Registration Methods, Art Conservation, Information Systems, Public Policy and more. Possible Internships for 2005: •Collection Management and Registration Methods •Information Technology (digital imaging, website, database) •Fundraising •Collection Inventory and Condition Reports •Auctions and Deaccessioning •San Francisco History Center Archive Project •Policy, Planning, Development For initial contact, please e-mail a letter of interest and resume to sarah.lenoue@sfgov.org or fax to 415-252-2595. For questions, call 415-252-3257. Your letter of interest should include the following: what skills and abilities you bring to the position, what experience you would like to gain from your internship, the requirements of your graduate practicum, and the dates you will be available. Because the staff works closely with our interns we are able to work with only a few each year and the selection process is competitive. www.sfARTScommission.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

  25. San Francisco Arts Commission Richard Newirth Director of Cultural Affairs 25 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 240 San Francisco, CA 94102 9910 Intern Cultural Equity Grants Filing Deadline: May 8, 2002 Salary range: $13.00 per hour Appointment Type: Temporary Exempt Limited to 1040 work hours annually. Date Issued: April 25, 2002 Appointment Type: Temporary Exempt. Appointments in this job code are limited to 1040 hours annually. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Under close supervision, assists professional grantmaking staff in the Cultural Equity Grants program. The incumbent will learn about the grantmaking, monitoring budgets while using the CEG database, typing correspondence, filing documents and assisting with review panels. Must be able to organize data and retrieve it both electonically and in physical files. The incumbent will become more knowledgeable about arts administration, individual artists, arts organizations, and the grantmaking and grant agreement process. Proficiency in MS Office applications is desirable. The nature of this position requires ability to lift and carry an average of 25 pounds of grantmaking material to and from review panel sessions frequently and ability to uses standard office equipment for copying and assembling grant application materials for panelists. Qualifications: This position is open to college/university seniors who are completing baccalaureate degrees in public administration, arts administration, or closely related fields. Graduate level students in the same fields are also welcome to apply. SELECTION PROCEDURE: Oral panel interview ……………………………………… 100% NOTE: Applicants meeting the minimum qualifications are not guaranteed advancement to an interview. Reasonable accommodation will be made so qualified candidates with disabilities may participate in the application/selection process. Applicants requesting accommodation should do so by calling 415-252-2558 or writing to the personnel officer at the address listed below. In accordance with the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, all applicants must be eligible to work in the United States. Education and experience will be verified prior to appointment. TOAPPLY: No later than May 8, 2002, submit a City employment application (available at Department of Human Resources, 44 Gough St., San Francisco, CA) to: Personnel Officer, Job 9910 CEG, 25 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 240, San Francisco, CA 94102. Postmarks and late applications will not be considered. PEOPLE OF COLOR, WOMEN AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY ANEQUALOPPORTUNITYEMPLOYER /AC

  26. April 12, 2000 Student Internship Fund Kennedy School of Government 79 John F. Kennedy St. Cambridge, MA 02138 To Whom It May Concern: This letter is sent in reference to an opportunity the San Francisco Arts Commission may have to work with an intern from the Student Internship Fund Program. We would very much appreciate, and desperately have a need for, the chance to work with an intern from your institution. If granted funding for this project, the intern will be instrumental in assisting with our upcoming international Design Competition for Harvey Milk Memorial Plaza. The intern will assist with the planning, development and implementation of the Design Competition. The intern will play an important role in making the Design Competition a success, in that he will provide the Arts Commission with skills related to public education and outreach, arts advocacy, and project management. We hope that the Student Internship Fund Program will look favorably upon this request. Thank you for your consideration. We look forward to learning of your decision in the near future. Sincerely, Richard Newirth Director, San Francisco Arts Commission

  27. June 18, 1999 Ms Cecille C. Cabacungan Director, Career & Alumni Services Richard & Rhoda Goldman School of Public Policy University of California, Berkeley 2607 Hearst Ave Berkeley CA 94720-7320 Dear Ms Cabacungan: I am pleased to confirm that we have offered an internship with the San Francisco Arts Commission’s Cultural Equity Grants to Ms , a student in the Goldman School of Public Policy. The internship will last for three months, effective July 1, 1999. It may be extended for an additional period, should that later seem appropriate. I expect the internship to require an average of 16 – 20 hours a week of Ms. distribution of that time will depend on the specific requirements of the projects she takes on. Although we cannot provide Ms. a wage or salary, we are pleased to provide her a monthly stipend of $1,100.00 This letter confirms that the Goldman School of Public Policy agrees to assume responsibility for administering the disbursement of Ms. ’s stipend, per your letter dd. June 14, 1999. We shall disburse the stipend to the Goldman School in a single payment of $3,300. The stipend should be disbursed to Ms. at least once a month. The internship may be terminated with two weeks’ notice, without cause, either by Ms or some other authorized representative of the San Francisco Arts Commission. In the unlikely event the internship is terminated before the full three months are up, the Goldman School of Public Policy agrees to refund the unused portion of the stipend to the San Francisco Arts Commission. I am enclosing two originals of this letter. Please sign both originals where indicated and ’s time. The or by me 1 of 2

  28. return them with a completed and signed invoice as soon as possible. One of the signed originals of this letter will be returned to you once all signatures have been obtained. Thank you for helping to make this possible. Sincerely, Lawrence Thoo Program Director, Cultural Equity Grants AGREED: ____________________________________________________ Richard Newirth Director of Cultural Affairs San Francisco Arts Commission cc: Enc: Invoice Form _________________________________________________________ Cecille C. Cabacungan Director, Career & Alumni Services Richard & Rhoda Goldman School of Public Policy 2 of 2

  29. ARTS EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION PAID INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY with the San Francisco Art Commission January 1998 - December 1999 Up to 20 hours/wk; flexible Schedule: Pay Rate: Benefits: To Apply: For Further Info: Call Ann Wettrich 252-2597 IDEAL QUALIFICATIONS Graduate student with administrative skills and interest in community arts and education. Excellent skills needed in following areas: organization, communication (oral and written), administrative-assistant-level clerical skills, research, and computer experience with word processing and database programs (ideally--familiarity with IBM hardware, as well as Microsoft Word for Windows and Filemaker Pro). Ability to work at varying levels of responsibility, independently and as a team member. New ideas and input welcome in all areas. Seeking a well-organized hard worker. A career interest in arts education administration a plus. Continued... Date: 10/15/98 $10-12/hr. depending on skills and experience; course credit can be arranged through Golden Gate University’s, Arts Administration Program. Will gain knowledge of inner-workings of city arts agency and arts education field. Will interact regularly with arts organizations, artists, educators, administrators and funders. Send cover letter and resume immediately to Ann Wettrich, S.F. Art Commission, 25 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 240 S.F., CA 94102 or FAX to 415-252-9595

  30. SFAC Arts Education Intership Opportunity - page 2 DESCRIPTION Intern will assist the Arts Education Officer in the busy Community Arts & Education Program office at the San Francisco Art Commission. Responsibilities will vary somewhat depending on skills and interests of intern. Basic tasks include: - Meeting administration--scheduling, preparing agenda, minutes, related correspondence - Organizing and maintain filing and program documentation materials - Maintaining arts education database - Writing correspondence, minutes and reports - Assisting with production and editing of Inside/Out arts education directory - Assisting with production and planning of special events; (i.e. arts education workshops for teachers; awards ceremony, etc.) - Assisting with fundraising and grant preparation - Arts education research and reporting - Responding to public inquiries and developing and maintain public information systems - Assisting with development and/or maintainence of arts education web page

  31. MEMO TO: FROM: RE: education intern. Erin began last week and will be with us through June, and hopefully beyond--funding permitting. Erin is currently a arts administration graduate student at Golden Gate University. She recently moved to San Francisco from Eugene, Oregon, where she completed her undergraduate work in Anthropology and Ethnic Studies at the University of Oregon. She has professional experience in event production and planning, as well as public relations and marketing. I hope you will join me in welcoming Erin. Her work schedule is Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. SFAC Staff February 11, 1998 Ann Wettrich ARTS EDUCATION INTERN I would like to introduce you to Erin Robbins--the new arts

  32. 2 September 1997 Anne W. Smith Chair Dept of Arts Administration School of Liberal Studies and Public Affairs Golden Gate University 536 Mission St San Francisco CA 94105-2968 Dear Anne: I am pleased to confirm that program. She began her four-month stint with us August 11, and I am delighted by the results. This letter formalizes the agreement between the San Francisco Arts Commission and Golden Gate University to establish an arts policy internship with University’s Arts Administration program, for the period Aug. 11, 1997 – Dec. 19, 1997, during which time she will be provided a monthly honorarium of $1,100.00. ’s internship will focus on a review of the guidelines for a number of the Cultural Equity Grants programs and assisting in the preparation for the next round of programs. She will put in a flexible number of hours, including weekends and evenings as necessary to accommodate constituent meetings. However, we expect that Kristen will, over the course of her internship, put in an average of 16 – 20 hours per week. Golden Gate University agrees to administer the payment of Kristen’s honoraria, which will total $4,400.00. Golden Gate University agrees to set up a restricted account and issue honorarium payments at least once a month upon receipt of confirmation by me as is required by your accounting department. The internship may be terminated with two weeks’ notice, without cause, either by some other duly authorized representative of the San Francisco Arts Commission. If the internship is terminated before completion of the full four months, Golden Gate University agrees to refund the unused honoraria to the San Francisco Arts Commission. As a fee for its administration of the honoraria, San Francisco Arts Commission will pay Golden Gate University the sum of $440.00. If for any reason the internship is terminated before completion of at has joined us as an intern with the Cultural Equity Grants , graduate student in Golden Gate or by me or 1 of 2

  33. least two months of the internship, Golden Gate University agrees to return 50 percent ($220.00) of the administrative fee. Otherwise, Golden Gate University shall be entitled to keep the full administrative fee. I am enclosing two originals of this letter. Please sign both originals where indicated. Return one signed original along with the signed invoice (enclosed) as soon as possible. Thank you for helping to make this possible. Sincerely, Lawrence Thoo Program Director, Cultural Equity Grants _________________________________________________________ Anne W. Smith, Chair Arts Administration, Golden Gate University cc: Enclosures 2 of 2

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