Student Government
Bring student voices to decision-making at MassArt and advocate for positive change on campus and in the community.
Student Life → Get Involved
Become a Student Leader
Make an impact in your community.
There are so many ways to get involved on campus – from being a member of the Student Government Association executive board, to leading a student organization.
MassArt has student leader employment opportunities and honors its student leaders with the annual student leadership awards ceremony.
Student Leadership Awards Ceremony.
Student Leadership Employment Opportunities
There are many areas across campus with student employment opportunities that provide leadership experiences that will be incredibly helpful in your future career.
Positions include:
- Resident Assistant
- Orientation Primer
- ReStore Manager
- MassArt Activities Council Director
- Admissions Ambassador
- Peer Advisor
- ASPIRE Peer Mentor
- PULSE Peer Health & Wellness Advocate
- Creative Career Peer Advisor
- JET student leader, and more.
Applications for these positions are launched toward the end of each Fall semester, and the hiring process takes place early in the Spring semester for positions that run the following academic year. Depending on the position(s) you apply for, you may be asked to participate in a group interview process in addition to an individual interview.
Pathways to Leadership Program
Pathways to Leadership (PTL) is a student leadership development program designed to help MassArt students build the skills and confidence to become effective leaders in their communities. Through interactive workshops, conversations with campus partners, and opportunities to connect with peers, students explore topics including communication, collaboration, leadership styles, and leading among peers. No prior leadership experience is required. Students who complete the program receive a certificate recognizing their participation.
Student Leadership Awards 2024
Student Leadership Awards 2023
Student Leadership Awards
Whether you’re a leader of a student organization, a student leader in your on-campus job, or you’ve shown leadership inside the classroom; there are opportunities to be recognized for the work you’ve done at the Student Leadership Awards.
Students, faculty, and staff may make nominations for individual and organizational awards, and self-nominations are encouraged. Nominations open for the Student Leadership Awards in February each year.
