INF 386E : Information and Culture: Arts Organizations, Community Engagement, and Policy
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Instructor Description
Cross-listing of P A 385D, hosted by the LBJ School of Public Affairs.
Examine key topics in the management and leadership of arts and cultural organizations, with particular attention to how arts organizations engage (or fail to engage) external constituencies, and the significance of private and public policies. While commercial forms will be considered for purposes of comparison, our primary focus will be on nonprofit organizations. Examples of topics include mission management, organizational leadership, the role of boards of directors, funding strategies, audience engagement, community engagement and relationships, arts advocacy, and policies that create challenges and opportunities for arts organizations and participation. The class will employ exercises and cases to translate broad themes to practical issues in arts management and community engagement. Guest speakers will periodically join us to share their experiences. Relevant to students planning to work in, with, or through nonprofit arts and cultural organizations.
Prerequisites
Graduate Standing
Instructor | Topic Title | Year | Semester | Syllabus |
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Francie Ostrower | 2025 | Spring Term |
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