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The Enrichment Fund Board (EFB) is open to anyone currently enrolled as a full-time student in the Master of Arts in Arts Administration and Policy (MAAAP) program. The EFB presents an opportunity to exercise contemporary arts administration practices that students learn in the MAAAP curriculum. The primary responsibility of the EFB is to solicit, review, and award grants to MAAAP students. Being a member of the board does not prohibit you from applying for an Enrichment Fund Grant.

Consensus is an essential practice among all board members. The EFB operates in a horizontal organizational structure which necessitates strong interpersonal communication skills and the ability to work as part of a team. The grant application and new board member review processes are based on the mission and vision of the EFB.

As peers in the Department, we operate with the goal of transparency between the EFB and the SAIC MAAAP community. Due to the sensitive nature of the materials the EFB reviews, we ask that all new board members understand and value the importance of discretion.

Some additional responsibilities of the board includes:

• Updating the Enrichment Fund website
• Managing communications via Instagram and MAAAP Department emails
• Maintaining internal email management with grantees
• Keeping open communication with the SAIC community
• Taking minutes at EFB meetings
• Considering fundraising initiatives

Board membership is a year-long commitment. As a student board, no prior board, development, fundraising, or grantmaking experience is required.

We are looking for applicants who:

• Think collaboratively about sustainable organizational structures in response to the mission and values of the EFB.
• Are interested in developing fundraising structures and sustainable internal systems (scheduling, planning, protocols, Google Drive archive).
• Have scheduling flexibility for weekly meetings (with the possibility for weekends and evenings) understanding that board membership is a year-long commitment.
• Can articulate how their experience, ideas, and initiatives can contribute to the mission and values of the EFB.
• If interested, indicate a role they are interested in filling on the board (not necessary).