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SMAC

The Students’ Museum Advisory Council (SMAC) is a volunteer organization with the aim of creating a viable link between the Utah Museum of Fine Arts and the University of Utah students. SMAC encourages applications from students who have an interest in the Museum, a desire to serve and time to volunteer. Students from any academic department or discipline can join SMAC.

SMAC meets twice each month from September through April, and provides members with the opportunity to help create and shape the student events at the Museum. SMAC is a fun way to meet other students, enrich your U of U experience and is a great addition to your resume.

Membership Requirements

Members must:

  • Be officially enrolled in the University of Utah
  • Submit an application to be considered
  • Participate in at least half of all scheduled meetings (meetings are held on the 7th and 22nd of each month during the academic school year)

Purpose of the Students’ Museum Advisory Council

  • To act as liaisons between the U of U student body and the UMFA Staff
  • To assist in the planning and implementation of all SMAC programs including student events

Benefits of SMAC Membership

  • Make a significant impact on the success of student events and programming at the UMFA
  • Network with museum professionals including educators, curators, collections staff and administrators and learn about the inner workings of a museum
  • Learn programming and leadership skills
  • Receive invitations to attend special events, lectures, workshops, trips and behind-the-scenes opportunities
  • Increase your involvement with the University and the Utah Museum of Fine Arts

Download your SMAC application here



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