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Master of Arts in Arts Administration at the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs
📍 Indiana University, Bloomington

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The first annual Performing Arts Career Fair is this Tuesday, October 13th from 12-5pm in the MAC Lobby!

Swipe to find out more about some of the employers that will be there.

Five Star Dance Studios:

At Five Star Dance Studios, we strive to provide an enjoyable and enriching experience through the art of dance. Established over 45 years ago, our studio is locally owned and operated, offering classes in all styles of ballroom dance, from social dancing to more formal, structured classes. Our experienced and certified instructors are passionate about teaching and looking for others to join our Five Star team. No ballroom experience is necessary as in-house training is provided. If this feels like a dream job, then this could be the right fit for you.

Paige’s Music:

Our vision is for every student to reach his or her potential through the positive, life-changing power of making music. We believe in that vision so strongly that we devote all of our energy, passion, and resources to serving and strengthening music education across Indiana and Kentucky. Our educational representatives travel to hundreds of Indiana schools each week to consult with band & orchestra teachers, deliver instruments & supplies, and pick-up repairs. Our in-house experts in brass, woodwind, percussion, and orchestral stringed instruments will help you find the perfect product to help you perform your very best. Join our team today!

Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines:

Royal Caribbean Cruises Live Music team employs more than 800 musicians performing across 30 ships worldwide. With expanding entertainment offerings, strong demand for jazz soloists, and opportunities to gain valuable orchestral pit experience, Royal Caribbean Entertainment continues to offer a wide range of performance opportunities for versatile and highly skilled musicians.

US Navy Music:

Navy Music presents about 6,000 performances annually in the form of public concerts, international and regional tours, parades, educational engagements, TV appearances, and military ceremonies. Our listeners include people from all walks of life: foreign dignitaries, military officials, and general public spectators.

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The connections Emily Mark-FitzGerald built as an @iu_maaa student have traveled with her throughout her career—and across oceans.

Now a professor at University College Dublin, she’s helping a new generation of students experience the international cultural immersion that helped shape her own career through the MAAA-MACPAM dual degree.

“I just think the buzz that people get with engaging in creative work never goes away. It’s a real pleasure and a privilege for our students to actually be the people who make it all happen.”

Read more on our blog (blogs.iu.edu/oneillschool). A woman with short gray hair and glasses is speaking in a classroom setting, holding a red notebook. Another woman with curly hair sits across, listening. The focus is on their interaction, with others partially visible in the foreground.

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Arts and culture have the power to connect communities, and @iu_maaa students recently explored that idea firsthand with Michael Orlove of the National Endowment for the Arts. As the NEA’s director of state, local, and regional partnerships, as well as international programming, Orlove gave O’Neill students an inside look at how arts policy, funding, and collaboration take shape at the national level. Michael Orlove is seated and gesturing while talking, wearing a light blue shirt and gray pants. A monitor and desk are in the background.

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Matthew Creek, BSAM'19, recently had a "full circle moment" when he returned to O'Neill to talk with arts administration students about his work as Manager of Popular Programming for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.

Read his Q&A on our blog to get his take on navigating unexpected career paths, decision-making, and how his arts management education prepared him for the work he does today. go.iu.edu/8YhQxC Two individuals sit in a classroom setting, engaged in discussion. One is holding a notepad. They are seated in front of a podium with computers on it. The focus is on a professional exchange, with additional people blurred in the foreground.

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Win two tickets to see Ballet Hispánico at the IU Auditorium on October 14! Our Master of Arts in Arts Administration program is giving away two tickets to one lucky winner who’s interested in learning more about advancing their career in the arts. Enter to win by filling out the form at: bit.ly/46cpMc1

Enter by October 1. The winner will be announced October 5, 2026. A group of Ballet Hispánico dancers performing on stage in elegant, flowing costumes. The red and black banner above them reads, "Win Two Free Tickets Courtesy of the MAAA program," and the date "October 14" with "IU Auditorium" is displayed below.

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🇸🇬🇭🇰 IU Art Admin & Art History alum Ida Ng, CEO & Co-Founder of Helutrans Artmove and President of the IUAA Singapore Chapter, featured in A+ Singapore Magazine.

Helutrans Artmove is a leading fine art logistics provider in Asia that specializes in the secure handling, transport, and storage of fine art.

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Hoosier Alum x2 🍾🤍🎓

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We’re delighted to welcome @iu_maaa alum Andrew Recinos back to O’Neill this week as an adjunct instructor to teach Digital Strategy in Art & Culture.

In addition to our distinguished full-time faculty, our Master of Arts in Arts Administration program benefits from experienced practitioners who bring current industry perspectives directly into the classroom. As President & CEO of Tessitura, a leading global CRM platform for the arts and culture industry, Andrew offers students valuable insight into digital strategy, leadership, and innovation in the cultural sector.

Thank you for sharing your expertise with the next generation of arts leaders, Andrew! A person in a casual outfit is standing in front of a whiteboard, gesturing towards a classroom. In the foreground, blurry notes are on a flipchart, and attendees are seated at desks.

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The Culture & Policy Festival brought the O’Neill community together for an afternoon of dialogue, connection, and cultural exchange.

The event featured a student-led culture walk, an engaging environmental policy debate, live world music, and cultural tables hosted by O’Neill and IU international organizations. Together, these experiences created space for meaningful conversations and highlighted the diverse perspectives that strengthen our community.

Thank you to the ISPEA and MAAA student leaders and all participants who made this event possible! Musician Ella Cope is playing bluegrass music on a banjo in front of a room full of people facing her. She is in front of a large screen displaying the text "Ella Cope, United States of America," and colorful graphics. In the foreground, a table is covered with an assortment of patterned fabrics or garments.

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IU’s athletic director and O’Neill alum Scott Dolson visited the classroom today to share what leadership looks like in action.

In Karen Gahl-Mills’ Leadership & Ethics class, he encouraged students to lead by example—on and off the field. Students asked engaging questions, and Dolson’s answers were as inspiring as they were candid. Thanks, Scott! Scott Dolson is speaking while seated next to Karen Gahl-Mills in a classroom setting with several students sitting in the foreground.

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This past weekend was the grand opening of Shipwrecks: Living Museums at @iumuseumaa. This exhibit is the culmination of decades of work from one of the oldest academic diving institutions in the country, right here in Indiana, and an achievement that I played only a small part in.

Beginning my dive career with @underwaterscienceiu during my undergrad at Indiana University was the best decision I’ve ever made, where my dive instructors opened my eyes to the world of maritime archaeology. During the summer of 2022 I lived for 3 months in the Dominican Republic, where I completed my Divemaster certification with @scuba_fun_dr and one month of scientific diving with Indiana University on their network of protected shipwreck sites, named the Living Museums in the Sea. Directly after, I traveled to Spain to assist Sarah Muckerheide in her quest to identify the mid-16th century Spanish shipwreck now known as the Punta Espada Shipwreck.

Here you can see a selection of my photos that were used throughout the exhibit that I shot that summer. Special thanks to Sarah Muckerheide (@sarah_muckerheide) and Kenzie Day (@xxkenziedayxx) for the curation of the exhibit, and Director of the Center for Underwater Science - Dr. Charlie Beeker (cbeeker_). And shout out to the friends and family I shared this weekend with!

Go check out the museum!

#maritimearchaeology #indianauniversitybloomington #underwaterphotography #shipwreck #scubadiving

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MAAA student and @iuartanddesign BFA alum Sarah Fazni focuses on how memory shapes connections to the people in her life. Blending fragments from past and present images, Fazni likes to focus on patterns, colors, and faces that carry personal significance as a way to stay connected to people even as life moves forward.

Title: Umma
Medium: Oil and Acrylic Paint

Don't miss the O'Neill Student Art Show in the Charlesworth Student Lounge. A student poses with a painting on a gallery wall. The painting shows a woman tenderly brushing a young child's hair.

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