How do I apply for the Elizabeth L. Mahaffey Arts Administration Fellowship?
Apply online using the Connecticut Office of the Arts (COA) e-granting portal.
- New applicants: Create an account
- Returning applicants: Log in with the same email and password you used for our current or previous e-granting portal.
The Application
You will be asked to provide the following information and documentation:
- Resume, CV, or biographical statement that provides an overview of your experience (paid employment and unpaid), education, talents, and goals.
- Letter of recommendation that speaks of your administrative and leadership potential. It can be from a professional or personal colleague and does not have to be from an arts organization.
- Details on the professional development activity(ies) that you want the funds to support:
- Description of the professional development activity(ies)
- Name of the service provider(s) with website links, if available
- Dates of the professional development activity(ies). Include whether it is one-time training or will occur over time.
- A detailed and clear budget with an explanation of the costs and associated costs, such as registration, travel, lodging, and materials.
- Narratives:
- Explain how the professional development activity(ies) will help advance your career in arts administration with a focus on both your professional and personal growth. There is not a minimum or maximum word count.
- Share how this opportunity reflects your goals related to advancing the importance of diversity, equity, access, or inclusion in the arts.
Application Deadline
Applications are due by 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, April 7, 2024.
Accessibility
For alternative application formats, please contact our accessibility coordinator, Tamara Dimitri, by email at tamara.dimitri@ct.gov.