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Donate your time to MOCA JACKSONVILLE

Volunteering at MOCA Jacksonville is rewarding and fun. You'll learn about the work that goes on behind the scenes at the Museum and how you can be a part of it. You could welcome guests at special events, assist visitors with art activities, share information about exhibitions and programs, promote the benefits of MOCA Jacksonville membership, spread the word about Museum events, and much more.

MOCA volunteers are advocates in our community for the arts. Applicants must enjoy working with people of diverse interests, backgrounds, and ages. People who have an interest in community service, the arts, and the general public are welcome.

The Museum particularly seeks individuals who have done undergraduate or graduate work in education or art education, early childhood or elementary education, or classroom teaching experience, as well as those individuals who have professional or volunteer experience in nontraditional education but possess knowledge of facilitating or have an interest in inquiry-based learning.

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Staff Profile Kiersten Lampe

Kiersten Lampe

J. Wayne and Delores Barr Weaver Educator for Family and Children’s Programs

Kiersten Lampe graduated in 2014 from the University of Florida where she received her bachelor's degree in art history. Prior to working at MOCA Jacksonville, she served as the learning and engagement assistant at the Mint Museum of Art in Charlotte, North Carolina, where she developed and facilitated educational programs for children and families. Lampe moved back to Florida and began working at MOCA in 2015 as the outreach coordinator. She coordinates and supervises MOCA's winter, spring, and summer Art Camp. Lampe also serves as a Museum educator for family and children's programming.