The Department of Music is committed to promoting undergraduate student employment opportunities that can provide valuable work/education experience. Mutually, the department benefits and grows with the vast talents, insight, and enthusiasm students bring to these roles.
We are not currently taking new applications for employment. Keep an eye on our website and Student Employment Application later in the summer – we will post updates when we are ready to accept applications for the 2024/25 school year!
Find more information and resources on the Financial Aid Student Employment page.
Music Assistant and Student Ambassador
Supervisor: Jennifer Wright <jmh207@case.edu>
Support daily operations, undergraduate recruitment, student services, special projects, open house programs, special events, Recital Class (attendance/programs/notes), room scheduling, and general office tasks. Assist with event descriptions, concert programs, news stories, e-communications, social media content, etc. Aid in creating and distributing promotional materials across multiple platforms.
Music Operations/Events Team
Supervisor: Nicholas Strawn <nas158@case.edu>
This position combines building monitor, ensemble staff, and events team. Assist with Denison Hall activities, ensemble rehearsals, and concert preparation. Provide support services during performances and special events on campus. Follow/enforce policies, ensure smooth building operations, lock/unlock rehearsal rooms, conduct room checks, report maintenance issues, communicate daily, and assist with projects as needed. Specific assignments may include percussion representation (typically a percussion major) and staff lead (assistant to supervisor).
AV Technician
(often combined with Operations/Events Team or Computer Lab Monitor)
Supervisor: Nicholas Strawn <nas158@case.edu>
Training provided by Graham Rosen, Audio Recording Engineer and Ken Wendt, IT Coordinator
Provide audio recording and livestream services for ensemble concerts, student recitals, and recording sessions. Move equipment during events, demonstrate equipment to users, and complete post-production work. Coordinate weekly with supervisor for assigned work and provide updates on completed work.
Computer Lab Monitor
Supervisor: Ken Wendt <kxw295@case.edu>
Monitor the computer lab (The Core) in Haydn Hall Rm 16, sign out personal recorders and other AV equipment to CWRU affiliates, check returned equipment for damage, notify supervisor of faulty/damaged lab equipment, clean computer monitors and accessories, and organize office supplies.