Franconia Sculpture Park

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2013 Opportunities & Deadlines
FSP/ Jerome & Open Studio Fellowships - February 9 2013
Intern Artist Fellowship - February 23 2013
Public Art Administrative Internship - February 23 2013
Hot Metal Artist & Hot Metal Intern Artists - March 30 2013
Franconia Sculpture Park is now accepting applications for our
2012 artist opportunities.Located on 20-acres in the scenic St.
Croix River Valley, 45 miles northeast of Minneapolis/St. Paul,
Minnesota, Franconia supports emerging artists and upholds
the work of career artists.
In Franconia's first 15 years we have supported the careers of
more than 615 emerging and established; regional, national
and international artists.Currently there are over 95 sculptures
and installations on exhibit at the park. Franconia is free and
open to the public 365 days a year and offers a unique
environment for the public to interact with the artists at work.
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Carolyn Salas, 2011 Jerome Fellowship
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The artist programs at Franconia bring in up to 40 artists each
year to be in residence and create new work in the outdoor
studio space to exhibit in the park.Franconia is a professional
artists' organization dedicated to fostering an inspiring
environment for artists to expand their skills and promote the
public education of three-dimensional art.
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Opportunity: 2013 FSP/Jerome Fellowships
& Open Studio Artists
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Mary Jane Mansfield , 2010 Open Studio
Postmark Deadline: February 9, 2013
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specific, multi-media and installation work are considered.
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Residencies start as early as April 1, 2013 and last from 3
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weeks up to 3 months depending on the nature of the project.
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September 15, 2013. Up to 10 artists or artist teams will be
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awarded funding support, ranging from $3,500 to $5,000, to
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create and exhibit new work in a public outdoor setting.
about our facilities,
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ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
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Please review all information carefully. Applicants who do not
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Please review all information carefully. Applicants who do not
meet the following criteria will not be considered:
These awards are for the creation of new work only.
You are an active and practicing artist, evident in your
resume or CV.
Franconia can only accept Fellowship applications from
U.S. residents and/or applicants who have a valid work
visa. Grant money awarded is reported for tax purposes.
Araan Schmidt, 2011 Jerome Fellowship
Artist & Samantha Pasapane, 2011 Intern
Artist
Your work falls within the area of sculpture and/or threedimensional installation, multi-media, or site-specific.
You will NOT be enrolled in a degree-seeking program,
either part-time or full-time, at an institution of higher
learning during the Fellowship.
You are willing to meet the schedule set for you to be in
residence and for installation of work at Franconia.
Residencies may take place from April 1 to September
15, 2012, length of residency dependent on the nature of
the project. Fellows may NOT be in residence the last
week of July or the first week of August. Please plan to
come early – the summer months are the busiest time at
Franconia.
You are willing to take part in community activities during
your residency at the park.
You are eligible to receive this Fellowship once every
three years; however second grants to previous recipients
are awarded on a more competitive basis.
Jess Perlitz , 2011 Open Studio Artist
No late or incomplete applications will be accepted.
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Application Materials:
(Your full name must be on all application materials)
1. Application Cover Page: Coming soon
Right click (or CTRL+Click) and ‘Save As’. Please fill out
electronically or by hand.
2. Fellowship Proposal: Written description of proposed
work. This should also include information regarding your
interest in working and exhibiting at Franconia. 1 page
only.
3. Proposal Image: A drawing, photographed maquette, or
digitally generated image of proposed work. No original
artwork. 1 page, 8 ½” x 11” only.
4. 8 Digital Images on disc ONLY: A selection of digital
images of recent work. Images should be saved in JPEG
format, no larger than 1920 x 1920 pixels, 1.8MB
maximum file size per image. JPEGs saved to disc
should be labeled with your name and numbered 1
through 8, indicating your preferred viewing order. Label
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the disc with your full name.
5. Image Script: Include a numbered list that corresponds
to the submitted images. For each image, include the title,
date, materials, dimensions and if necessary a brief
description of the work. 1 page only.
Bayete Ross Smith, 2011 Jerome
Fellowship Artist
6. 3 Color Prints: A selection from submitted digital images
or additional proposal images. No original artwork. Please
label each image with your name, title and description if
necessary. 3 pages, 8 ½” x 11” only.
7. Current Resume or CV: In addition to your full name,
address, telephone and email address, this document
should include information about your education;
exhibition history; awards and honors; grants and
residencies; professional experience; and details of any
published writings, reviews or catalogues about your
work.
8. Project Budget: A document consisting of expense and
income, which must balance. A budget over the amount
of Fellowship grant ($3,500 to $5,000) must show where
additional funds come from. Please review the sample
budget, here, and note the standard charges at Franconia
Sculpture Park. 1 page only.
PDF:
SampleBudgetforFellow
shipApplication.pdf
Suzanne Mahoney, 2011 Jerome
Fellowship Artist
Application materials will not be returned to you.
Submitting as an Artist Team:
If you are proposing a collaboration between two or more
artists, all involved parties must be practicing artists. Please
include separate cover pages and resumes/CVs for each artist.
Sculptures with Electronics:
Please note that sculptures containing any electronic
components must be properly designed for long-term outdoor
exhibition. There is a one time charge of $125 for all sculptures
that require daily power outlet access.
Artists responsibilities include:
Protecting all electronics in a weatherproof enclosure
able to withstand high winds, humiditiy, rainfall, snow, and
extreme hot/cold temperature.
Ensuring that a sculpture is properly wired. Only outdoor
underground rated wire can be buried. Underground wire
cannot contain any splices.
William Ransom, 2010 Open Studio Artist
Thoroughly testing all hardware and software to be as
error-free as possible, requiring little to no maintenance.
Designing all internal electronics to be accessible for
troubleshooting & maintenance.
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All sculptures requiring an AC outlet will be powered from
8:00am to 8:00pm . Sculptures must be able to fully start
upon powering up without any manual intervention.
Additional Information:
2013 applications for the Fellowship Programs are only
accepted by mail.
UPDATE
is in the document:
2013Opportunity_Intern
Artists.doc
The document includes
updated info for the
entire call, so you can
cut old info and paste
new.
There are also a couple
of hotlinks.
The first goes with the
sentence' Click here to
read more about our
facilities, equipment, and
working/living at
Franconia. '
PDF:
ResidencyOverview.PDF
The second goes with
the sentence 'To learn
more about school
sponsorship, click here.'
PDF:
InternSponsorshipInform
ation.pdf
The third link goes with
the sentence 'Please
view the suggested
amount for intern
sponsorship here.'
PDF:
SuggestedInternSponsor
ship.pdf
No email applications are accepted.
Please do not send any materials larger than 8 ½” x 11”.
No paper clips or staples. No heavy weight paper or gloss
stock.
Application materials will NOT be returned to you.
All correspondence after receipt of application will be
electronic.
Mark Lawrence Stafford, 2011 Jerome
Fellowship Artist
If you are notified of acceptance, invited artists must
commit and respond within two weeks to confirm
participation. It is your responsibility to confirm
electronically.
Always visit our website for the most current information.
Send All Materials to:
2013 Fellowship Application
29836 St. Croix Trail
Shafer, MN 55074
Late or incomplete applications will not be included in review.
Review Process
The selection of FSP/Jerome and Open Studio Fellowship
recipients for 2012 will be made by a panel of 6 jurors
comprised of arts professionals, 5 of who are contracted.
During the review process the panelists are looking for
emerging and established artists or artist teams who are
ambitious, self-challenging, present a professional application,
and who will gain from the residency and exhibition experience
at Franconia.
Luisa Caldwell , 2010 Jerome Fellowship
Artist
OPPORTUNITY: 2013 Intern Artist
Fellowship
As part of our dedication to building expertise and experience
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As part of our dedication to building expertise and experience
in student, graduate and post-grad artists, Franconia invites
dedicated, career-bound artists to apply for the Intern Artist
Fellowship Program. Franconia works to nurture the artist
growth, creativity and interaction between emerging and
established artists in an outdoor, rural setting. The Intern Artist
Fellowship Program provides the opportunity for students and
recent graduates to experience firsthand the working life of
career artists in a professional setting.
Intern Artists are provided room, board and studio space in the
outdoor work area in exchange for daily assistance of the
Fellowship Artists and Franconia staff. Typically, Intern Artists
Kari Reardon, 2009 Jerome Fellowship
Artist
spend half their time on their own work to be included in the
2013 exhibition and half spent assisting Fellowship Artists with
fabrication, site preparation and installation of all types and
sizes of three-dimensional work; landscaping and park
maintenance. Intern Artists are also involved in Franconia’s
outreach and education programs introducing contemporary art
and ideas to the community. The community and education
programs that Intern Artists assist with include teaching
students at our Kids Make Sculpture workshops and providing
guided tours of the park.
The Intern Artist Fellowship Program is the brainchild of John
Hock, founding Director and current Artistic Director/CEO, and
it is based on experiences he had as a young artist. The
program has been in existence since the first year of the park’s
exhibitions in 1996. Hock received an award for Program
Excellence from the National Foundation for the Advancement
in the Arts for the creation of this Intern Artist Fellowship
Program.
Intern Artists must fund their own travel expenses and
materials needed to create their sculpture. To help offset travel
and material expenses, some schools sponsor internships. The
sponsorship makes it possible for a student in any financial
situation to participate in Franconia’s Intern Artist Fellowship
Program.
Jose Emilio Rodriguez, 2011 Jerome
Fellowship Artist
College, University, or Private Individual Sponsorship
This section is
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new content.
Any career-bound artist or aspiring arts administrative
professional may apply to Franconia’s internship programs.
Successful applicants are provided with room, board and studio
space (Intern Artist Fellowship Program only) for two to four
months. Interns must fund their own travel and material
expenses. To help offset travel and material costs that the
intern may incur, some schools or private individuals sponsor
their internship. The sponsorship is typically between $800 and
$2,000, making it possible for a student in any financial
situation to participate in our intern programs.
Please approach your Dean, Chair and/or Professor to discuss
the possibility of school sponsorship. All potential interns need
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to apply to our program prior to their school’s finalization of
sponsorship. Application instructions for the Intern Artist
Program can be found here, and application instructions for the
Public Art Administrative Internship can be found here. An
applicant is accepted or rejected based on the merit of their
application, the potential for an internship at Franconia to
benefit their career and the recommendations of their
references.
Receipt of sponsorship does not necessarily guarantee
acceptance to our internship programs. Only after a potential
intern makes a successful application do we accept
sponsorship from their college, university or individual. We
encourage all applicants to speak to their school representative
early about the possibility of sponsorship.
Sponsorship is crucial for many students who cannot afford to
spend time in our internship program without additional
financial support. A portion of the sponsorship funds go to
Franconia to help offset the cost of room, board, outdoor studio
space, machinery and tools for the interns. Please view the
suggested amount for intern sponsorship here.
Ben Godward, 2010 Jerome Fellowship
Artist
In the past years, the following institutions supported and
referred Artist Interns to the program:
Alfred University, NY
Art Institute of Chicago, IL
Augustana College, SD
Bard College, NY
Barnard College of Columbia
University, NYC
Bennington College, VT
Bethel College, MN
Boston University, MA
Bowling Green State
University, OH
Brandeis University, MA
Brighton University, UK
California College of the Arts,
CA
Carleton College, MN
College for Creative Studies,
MI
College of Charleston, SC
College of Visual Arts, MN
Colorado State University, CO
Connecticut College, CT
Cooper Union, NYC
Cornell University, NY
Davidson College, NC
Drake University, IA
Dunwoody College of
Technology, MN
Hamline University, MN
Harvey Mudd College, CA
Herron School of Art and
Design, IN
Indiana State University, IN
Iowa State, IA
Kansas City Art Institute, MO
Lawrence University, WI
Macalester College, MN
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Maryland Institute College of Art, MD
Michigan State University, MI
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, WI
Minneapolis College of Art and Design, MN
Mt. Hood Community College, OR
Murray State University, KY
Museum of Fine Arts Boston, MA
Northern Arizona University, AZ
Pratt Institute, NYC
Rhode Island School of Design, RI
SUNY New Paltz, NY
SUNY Plattsburg, NY
Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, IL
St. Catherine University, MN
St. Cloud State University, MN
St. Olaf College, MN
Stanford, CA, Union College, NY
UNC Asheville, NC
UNC Chapel Hill, NC
UNC Greensboro, NC
UW River Falls, WI
University of Alberta, CAN
University of California Los Angeles, CA
University of Edinburgh, UK
University of Maryland, MD
University of Minnesota, MN
University of Tennessee, TN
Virginia Commonwealth University, VA
Washington University, MO
Wesleyan University, CT
Winchester School of Art, UK
Winthrop University, SC
Phil Negri & Tim Walker, 2011 Intern
Artists
For more information about school sponsorship contact:
John Hock, Artistic Director/CEO
[email protected]
(651) 257-6668
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APPLICATION PROCESS: Intern Artist Fellowship
Availability:
Intern Artists are in residence at Franconia for 2 to 3 months.
On your application cover page, be sure to fill in the dates you
are available. There are three sessions to choose from:
(a) April 1 to June 15, 2013
(b) June 16 to August 15, 2013
Caroline Bugby, 2011 Intern Artist
(c) August 16 to November 25, 2013
UPDATE
1. Application Cover Page: Coming Soon
Right click (or ctrl+click) and "Save as" . Please complete
says 'Download here.' This
should link to the PDF:
2013InternCoverPage.pdf 2. Letter of Interest: A written description of your interest in
Franconia’s Intern Artist Fellowship Program. 1 page
only.
3. 8 Digital Images on disc ONLY: A selection of digital
images of recent work. Images should be saved in JPEG
format, no larger than 1920 x 1920 pixels, 1.8MB
maximum file size per image. JPEGs saved to disc
the disc with your full name.
"10 Minutes to Enlightenment" - Steve
Kuypers, 2010 Intern Artist
4. 3 Color Prints: A selection from submitted images. Each
labeled with your name, title of the work and description if
necessary. No original artwork. 3 pages, 8 ½” x 11” only.
work.
Additional Information:
Nung-Hsin Hu, 2008 Intern Artist
2013 applications for the Intern Artist Fellowship Program
are only accepted by mail.
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are only accepted by mail.
stock.
Application is competitive; typically 12 out of 100+
applicants are invited to participate in the program.
electronic.
UPDATE
Content for this
section is in the
document:
2013Opportunity_Adm
inIntern.doc
The document
includes updated info
for the entire call, so
you can cut old info
and paste new.
There is also one
hotlink. The sentence
'If you are interested in
a studio-based
internship, please
apply for the Intern
Artist Fellowship here.'
This link should take
you back to the
Opportunity details
section on this page
about the Intern
Artists.
2013 Intern Application
Shafer, MN 55074
Work in Progress by Jes McCoy, 2011
Intern Artist
EARLY APPLICATIONS ARE ENCOURAGED
Opportunity: Public Art Administrative
Interns
The Administrative Internship Program is for those interested in
exploring public art, museum studies, art administration or
nonprofit management careers. The position combines a strong
knowledge of visual arts with social, cultural, managerial and
educational concerns that pertain to our organizational
operations. Administrative Interns work closely with Franconia
staff on a range of projects that relate to all areas of arts
nonprofit operation.
"Attune" - Da Eun (Clara) Euam, 2011
Intern Artist
Primary responsibilities include assisting staff with day-to-day
operations of the artist and education programs and may
include helping with research; social networking outreach and
maintenance; collections and curatorial administration;
graphic/web design; photography; database management; and
assisting with activities that help promote Franconia and
enhance public participation. Administrative Interns are also
involved in special outreach and education programs
introducing contemporary art and ideas to the community.
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introducing contemporary art and ideas to the community.
Through this program, interns will develop a deeper
understanding of the work involved in nonprofit arts
administration, better understand the role of the arts in a
community, and develop ‘real life’ skills and experience that
can be put to use in their future careers.
Internships are a minimum of two months and may last up to
four months. Up to two applicants are accepted to the
Administrative Internship program each year. In exchange for
35+ hours of work for Franconia each week, Administrative
Interns are provided room and board at Franconia.
Administrative Interns must fund their own travel expenses. To
help offset travel costs, most schools sponsor internships. The
sponsorship makes it possible for a student in any financial
situation to participate in Franconia’s Administrative Internship
Program. To learn more about school sponsorship, click here.
Lauren Frances Moore, 2010 Intern Artist
College, University, or Private Individual Sponsorship
Any career-bound artist or aspiring arts administrative
professional may apply to Franconia’s internship programs.
Successful applicants are provided with room, board and studio
space (Intern Artist Fellowship Program only) for two to four
months. Interns must fund their own travel and material
expenses. To help offset travel and material costs that the
intern may incur, some schools or private individuals sponsor
their internship. The sponsorship is typically between $800 and
$2,000, making it possible for a student in any financial
situation to participate in our intern programs.
This section is taken out
in the new content
Please approach your Dean, Chair and/or Professor to discuss
to apply to our program prior to their school’s finalization of
sponsorship. Application instructions for the Intern Artist
Program can be found here, and application instructions for the
Public Art Administrative Internship can be found here. An
applicant is accepted or rejected based on the merit of their
application, the potential for an internship at Franconia to
benefit their career and the recommendations of their
references.
Tim Walker, 2010 Intern Artist
Receipt of sponsorship does not necessarily guarantee
acceptance to our internship programs. Only after a potential
intern makes a successful application do we accept
sponsorship from their college, university or individual. We
encourage all applicants to speak to their school representative
early about the possibility of sponsorship.
Sponsorship is crucial for many students who cannot afford to
spend time in our internship program without additional
financial support. A portion of the sponsorship funds go to
Franconia to help offset the cost of room, board, outdoor studio
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suggested amount for intern sponsorship here.
Availability:
There are four sessions that Administrative Interns may be in
residence. On your application page, be sure to fill in the dates
you are available from the following sessions:
Nam Trong Le, 2011 Intern Artist
(a)April 1 to June 15, 2013
(b)June 16 to August 15, 2013
(c)August 16 to November 20, 2013
(d)November 21, 2013 to March 31, 2014
Qualifications:
Potential Administrative Interns must possess strong written
and verbal communication skills, have excellent organizational
abilities, be able to manage multiple projects and be able to
work independently. Word processing skills are a must, graphic
and web design skills are preferred.
UPDATE
PDF:
2013AdminInternCoverPa
ge.pdf
Right click (or CTRL+Click) and ‘Save As’. Please fill out
2011 Community Collaboration / Hot Metal
Pour
2. Letter of Interest: Written description of your interest in
Franconia’s Public Art Administrative Internship Program.
1 page only.
3. Writing Sample: This could be on any topic but should
display strong writing abilities both in grammar and in
content. 3 pages maximum.
should include information about your education; awards
and honors; professional experience; volunteer service;
and technical skills and abilities.
5. Two References: A document with the name, profession,
telephone number and email address of two people who
can as a reference for you. 1 page only.
Veronica Glidden, 2011 Hot Metal Artist
Additional Information
2013-14 applications for the Public Art Administrative
Internship Program are only accepted by mail.
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Administrative Interns do NOT have work included in the
sculpture exhibition at Franconia.
stock.
electronic.
2013 Administrative Intern Application
Shafer, MN 55074
EARLY APPLICATIONS ARE ENCOURAGED
UPDATE
Content for this
section is in the
document:
2013Opportunity_Hot
Metal.doc
The document
includes updated info
for the entire call, so
you can cut old info
and paste new.
There is also a hotlink
that goes with the
sentence' Click here
to read more about
our facilities,
equipment, and
working/living at
Franconia. '
PDF:
ResidencyOverview.P
DF
2011 Community Collaboration / Hot Metal
Pour
Opportunity: 2013 Hot Metal Artist & Hot
Metal Intern Artist Application
Deadline: March 30, 2013
Franconia has hosted an annual Hot Metal Pour since 1996,
many of which included international exchanges. The focus of
the Hot Metal Workshop and Residency program is conceptual
realization and collaboration. This workshop and residency is a
community collaboration project where the public is invited to
participate in educational relief sculpture workshops to make
their own open face sand molds. 12 artists and 3 interns will be
accepted for this year’s residency, which begins with a twoweek bonded sand mold-making workshop and culminates in
the 16th Annual Community Collaboration Hot Metal Pour on
August 3, 2013.
DETAILED INFORMATION: Hot Metal Workshop &
Residency
Artists and interns will have the opportunity to experiment with
pattern making and mold-making, exchange ideas and
techniques with other participants and present their work in an
informal visual presentation to peers and the public. Each artist
Cast Sculpture by Meagan Daus, 2011 hot
metal Artist
and intern who participates in the residency will be included in
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and intern who participates in the residency will be included in
the 2013 Hot Metal exhibition at the park.
The 2013 Hot Metal Workshop & Residency begins on Sunday,
July 21. The Hot Metal Pour is a daylong event on Saturday,
August 3. Artists and interns are required to help clean up
Franconia’s studio area on Sunday, August 4 and Monday,
August 5.
Participating artists and interns will be asked to assist in
pouring 200 community-made open face molds. Interns are
responsible for helping Franconia staff teach and work with the
public on their molds in addition to assisting the Lead Artist
prepare for the pour.
Cost for the 14-day residency (July 21 to August 5, 2013) is
$300. Fee includes studio space in the outdoor work area, all
materials (except those for patterns), tools, equipment,
engineering and staff assistance. In addition to the workshop
fee, artists are responsible to contribute $150 towards the cost
of the communal meals. Artists and interns are responsible for
their own travel costs to and from Franconia. Interns’ fee is
waived in exchange for assisting the Lead Artist daily and
helping Franconia staff with educational workshops.
Hot Metal Artists and Interns camp onsite during the 14-day
residency, and are required to bring their own camping gear.
Artists and interns participate in the rotating cooking and
cleaning schedule for community dinners and are responsible
for preparing their own breakfast and lunch. Bathing and
cooking facilities are in the main house.
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Application Materials (Your full name must be on all
application materials)
UPDATE
PDF:
2013HotMetalCoverPage.
pdf
Right click (or CTRL+Click) and ‘Save As’. Please include
completed form as an email attachment.
2. 6 Images: A selection of images of recent work. Images
should be saved in JPEG format, no larger than 1920 x
1920 pixels, 1.8MB maximum file size per image. Images
through 6, indicating your preferred viewing order. JPEGs
should be saved in a ZIP file labeled with your full name.
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work.
5. Two References: A document with the name, profession,
telephone number and email of two people who can
serve as a reference for you. 1 page only.
Applications are accepted by email ONLY.
Send all materials to: [email protected]
Deadline: March 30, 2013
29836 St. Croix Trail - Franconia, MN 55074 - 651.257.6668
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