Committees
Marketing & Communications
This committee will survey the dynamic field of current and
developing technologies as they relate to the
administrative aspects of an arts organization. Course
content will address development of Web Sites, CD-ROMs and
catalogues as well as the basics of digital imaging, image
management, and video and audio technologies. Usability
issues related to the World Wide Web as well as the
principles of interactive and presentation design, virtual
galleries and exhibition spaces together with developing
technology plans will be investigated in the context of
their use as methodologies for the effective implementation
of new media forms.
Students will be given a broad overview of the functional
components of administrative management and participation
in the theory and techniques of both written and oral
communications for internal as well as external purposes in
the context of management documents, promotional materials,
grant proposals, exhibition signage, press releases, oral
presentation and public speaking. They will have the
opportunity to explore, discuss and understand the
principles of successful This committee will oversee fund
accounting basics, preparation and analysis of financial
statements, evaluating and monitoring financial condition,
capital budgeting and investment analysis, debt policy and
management.
Resource Management & Audience Development
The priority of this committee is to gather intrauniversity sponsorships, in-kind donations for raffle and
door prizes, secure volunteer support and raise funds that
will not exceed $300.00. Preparation and analysis of
financial statements, evaluating and monitoring financial
condition, capital budgeting and investment analysis, debt
and surplus policy and management.
Recognizing that education and community development is
almost always a mission-critical aspect of public cultural
events, students will explore how educational and community
programming goals aid in both audience development and the
artistic enrichment of the public audience. This committee
will identify audiences and ensure that promotions about
the event reach all identified audiences within and outside
University of Lethbridge population.
Programming Committee
This committee shall ensure that the all departments in the
University of Lethbridge Faculty of Fine Arts are informed
of this semester’s showcase. They will be responsible for
calls for submissions and their management, jury formation,
traffic coordination, venue booking and ticket sales when
required.
Committees
 No committee shall exceed seven (4) students
 Each committee must have a spokesperson. The role of
spokesperson will rotate for each presentation.
 Each committee must have a contact person. The role
of contact person will not change for the duration of
the semester.
 Each committee will have a database manager.
Sign-up
Students will be asked to sign-up for a committee at the
beginning of next class. So make certain who have a
second, and third choice if you can’t get on your first
choice committee.