Interested in joining the Art Educators of Minnesota Board?

Applications Due Nov.14th

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Applications Due Nov.14th 〰️

The AEM Board is made up of passionate artists and educators who help create programs like the Fall State Conference, youth art shows, and professional learning opportunities. Serving on the board is a rewarding way to connect with fellow educators, share your voice, and strengthen our creative community. Whether you’re an experienced leader or new to statewide involvement, there’s a place for you on the AEM Board.

Submit your information today!

Open Positions

  • 6 year commitment -

    2 President Elect, 2 years President, 2 years Past President

    • Attend all board meetings

    • Support Board Members & Membership

    • Attend NAEA Conference

      • Attend NAEA Summer Leadership Conferences

    • Attend NAEA Leader 2 Leader Quarterly Zoom Meetings

    • Assist in planning professional development

    • Attend all AEM Events

  • 2 year Commitment | SHOULD BE A 2 PERSON TEAM ROLL

    • Attend board meetings

    • Manage conference planning responsibilities

    • Plan other professional development events

    • Plan awards with Past President

  • 2 Year Commitment

    • Attend board meetings

    • Organize monthly membership lists in Google Drive

    • Reach out to expired memberhsips

    • Send emails to memberhsip at large

    • Work with Communications Chair

  • 2 Year Commitment

    • Attend board meetings

    • Update the website via Squarespace

    • Create new social media content via Canva

    • Post on social media Facebook & Instagram

    • Facilitate conference website management

  • 2 Year Commitment

    • Attend board meetings

    • Support YAM

    • Attend Perpich yearly arts meeting

    • Provide membership with up to date advocacy resources

    • Work with other arts organizations to advocate for arts and arts education

  • 2 Year Commitment | Two Positions Open

    • Attend board meetings

    • Curate resources to share with membership

    • Plan events or professional development

    • Attend ED&I NAEA Meetings