Creative Arts Collective - Imagination Scholar

Employment Type	Student Employee
Hourly Rate	$14

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The Creative Arts Collective (CAC) is seeking 2–4 imaginative and visionary Belmont students to serve as Imagination Scholars — a paid, part-time role for students who are invited to help shape the spiritual and creative life of Belmont’s campus. Rooted in creativity and community building, this paid opportunity allows students to build original creative work, assist with Creative Arts Collective events, and engage the campus community at the intersection of faith and art.

Each semester, scholars will work alongside their peers and fellow creatives on campus to serve and develop a vibrant artistic community on campus. As ambassadors for the Creative Arts Collective, scholars will design creative projects that connect the Creative Arts Collective to the on-campus community, and look for opportunities to connect the Creative Arts Collective to the creativity already taking place on campus. The program is intentionally experimental: scholars shape its structure, outputs, and culture.

Primary Responsibilities
Design and execute a creative, student-facing project or event (individually or collaboratively).
Attend orientation and participate in monthly cohort meetings.
Contribute to the creation of a campus-wide map of student-led creative and arts opportunities.
Assist in planning and supporting CAC events such as Day to Dream and the CAC Creative Summit.
Serve as a campus ambassador for CAC, including outreach through student organizations, peer networks, and campus-wide events (e.g., It Must Be Wednesday).
Help co-create and refine the Imagination Scholar position through feedback and perspective as part of the inaugural cohort.
Serve for the Fall 2025 semester.

What You’ll Gain
Dedicated mentorship and guidance from CAC staff and faculty.
Paid experience in the arts and community leadership.
A platform to bring your creative ideas to life.
Potential opportunities to collaborate with CAC’s nationwide network of artists and grantees.
A unique, student-led creative cohort committed to curiosity, imagination, and impact.

Required Qualifications	While no particular experience is required, ideal candidates will be: Active and engaged in campus life. Naturals at building connections and fostering community. Aware of creative initiatives and opportunities at Belmont. Curious, creative, and self-directed. Natural community-builders connected to the artistic lifeblood on campus. Comfortable collaborating across disciplines, traditions, and personalities. Open to feedback and willing to grow through experimentation. Excited to help shape a new program as it evolves.
Required Education	Must be enrolled as a student at Belmont University. Students from arts-focused programs are especially encouraged to apply, though all majors are welcome.
Required Experience	No experience required. Ideal candidates will be active and engaged in campus life, with a track record of building connections, fostering community, and awareness of creative initiatives and opportunities at Belmont.

The Creative Arts Collective (CAC) is seeking 2–4 imaginative and visionary Belmont students to serve as Imagination Scholars — a paid, part-time role for students who are invited to help shape the spiritual and creative life of Belmont’s campus. Rooted in creativity and community building, this paid opportunity allows students to build original creative work, assist with Creative Arts Collective events, and engage the campus community at the intersection of faith and art. Each semester, scholars will work alongside their peers and fellow creatives on campus to serve and develop a vibrant artistic community on campus. As ambassadors for the Creative Arts Collective, scholars will design creative projects that connect the Creative Arts Collective to the on-campus community, and look for opportunities to connect the Creative Arts Collective to the creativity already taking place on campus. The program is intentionally experimental: scholars shape its structure, outputs, and culture. Primary Responsibilities. Design and execute a creative, student-facing project or event (individually or collaboratively). Attend orientation and participate in monthly cohort meetings. Contribute to the creation of a campus-wide map of student-led creative and arts opportunities. Assist in planning and supporting CAC events such as Day to Dream and the CAC Creative Summit. Serve as a campus ambassador for CAC, including outreach through student organizations, peer networks, and campus-wide events (e.g., It Must Be Wednesday). Help co-create and refine the Imagination Scholar position through feedback and perspective as part of the inaugural cohort. Serve for the Fall 2025 semester. What You’ll Gain. Dedicated mentorship and guidance from CAC staff and faculty. Paid experience in the arts and community leadership. A platform to bring your creative ideas to life. Potential opportunities to collaborate with CAC’s nationwide network of artists and grantees. A unique, student-led creative cohort committed to curiosity, imagination, and impact. Required Qualifications. While no particular experience is required, ideal candidates will be:Active and engaged in campus life. Naturals at building connections and fostering community. Aware of creative initiatives and opportunities at Belmont. Curious, creative, and self-directed. Natural community-builders connected to the artistic lifeblood on campus. Comfortable collaborating across disciplines, traditions, and personalities. Open to feedback and willing to grow through experimentation. Excited to help shape a new program as it evolves. Required Education. Must be enrolled as a student at Belmont University. Students from arts-focused programs are especially encouraged to apply, though all majors are welcome. Required Experience. No experience required. Ideal candidates will be active and engaged in campus life, with a track record of building connections, fostering community, and awareness of creative initiatives and opportunities at Belmont.

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