Art-Reach Ambassador Application for email, mail, or fax
Date application was completed: Name: Street Address City: State Day Phone Evening Phone Cell Phone Occupation Employer City: State
Please complete both pages of this form, and return it via email, mail, or fax. Email: save this as a file on your computer and send it as an attachment to info@art-reach.org Fax: 215-568-2116 Mail: 1819 JFK Blvd. Philadelphia, PA 19103
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(Please note Host Ambassadors are required to own a cell phone or use the Art-Reach cell phone)
Please List Your Volunteer/ Art-Reach Ambassador Experience: Organization Duties Assigned
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(Please note Host Ambassadors are required to have email or a fax machine)
Do you have email? Can you receive attachments sent in email? Please list your email Do you have a fax machine? If yes, please list your fax number. Have you ever been convicted of a felony? Do you agree to furnish a criminal background check at your cost of $10? Please check the Ambassador Program(s) for which you are applying: Administrative Ambassador Special Projects Ambassador Episodic Ambassador Intern Ambassador (Please include a resume with your application) Host Ambassador Please list your interests, hobbies, and/or special skills or training: How will you help further Art-Reach’s mission?
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Art-Reach is a Delaware Valley nonprofit cultural service organization that helps underserved audiences to experience arts and cultural programming and that serves as a community resource by increasing accessibility to cultural venues and events.
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Ambassador Style Assessment
In stressful situations I tend to: a) Remain quiet and take no action b) Retreat to a calmer place or follow someone else’s lead c) Sit back and examine the situation before taking action d) Take the lead immediately and/or use humor to lighten the tension I most enjoy: a) Working on my own b) Working as part of team c) Leading a team some of the time d) Being completely in the lead all of the time During emergencies I tend to: a) Get nervous b) Look for directions to follow c) Remain calm and gather facts about the situation before taking any action d) Take the lead and give direction When confronted by someone I do not agree with I tend to: a) Do nothing, because I do not want to offend anyone b) Give in so that the other person feels better c) Restate my case in a way that can be better understood d) Restate my case until people agree with me e) Insist that people agree with me When speaking in front of a group I tend to: a) Get nervous and prefer not to be placed in this situation b) Stumble through my words but continue as best I can c) Say whatever it takes to make the group I am addressing comfortable and at ease d) Feel comfortable, enjoy the attention, and add my own personality to the content When put into a position to lead people who are not listening or following directions I tend to: a) Get frustrated and make notes to report to my supervisor later b) Ask them why and/or what it is that is causing them to be distracted c) Ask them to pay attention and explain why the subject is important d) Draw attention to the person creating the problem When people are rude or disrespectful I tend to: a) Withdraw and refrain from interacting with them b) Continue with my task while ignoring the situation as best I can c) Ask that they exercise better manners and explain why it is important d) Confront the situation and demand respect When people do not follow rules I: a) Say nothing because I do not want to hurt anybody’s feelings b) Feel my face get flush and stumble through my response to try to change their behavior c) Remain calm, explain the rule again, and why it is necessary d) Call attention to their bad behavior in hopes of stopping it