Join us for lunch and a conversation with professionals working in a number of visual arts-related fields as we discuss a variety of career paths open to Art and Art History students. 

Our first guest is Mariana Moscoso. Mariana is a Program Analyst for the Arts in Corrections (AIC) Program at the California Arts Council. In this position they coordinate the AIC program development and are responsible for the program’s related contracts. Mariana holds a master’s degree in Art History from the University of California, Davis. In their free time, they are involved in grassroots organizing in the area of environmental justice, indigenous rights, and restorative justice.

Don’t miss this opportunity to network with an alum and a valuable member of the arts community. Networking is a very useful tool for getting employment, internships and grants. As a representative of the California Arts Council, Mariana can answer questions about all of these issues as well as discuss how her education and training helped her secure art-related employment.

When: October 18, 2017 at 1:30-2:30
Where: 148 Everson

***This workshop will count toward the mandatory requirement for seniors.***