Employment Opportunities
Student Workers
Student workers are encouraged to apply in person in the Main Music office, the Band/Orchestra office, and with the School of Music Recording Engineer.
Grad
Graduate Assistantships are available through application to the University and the School of Music.
Faculty
Term Lecturer, Applied Saxophone, 9 month, Non-tenure track, Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Starting Date: August 16, 2008. Application deadline: July 18, 2008, or until filled. Qualifications: Masters degree in music and relevant college/university teaching experience. Doctorate preferred. Experience playing both classical and jazz styles preferred. Duties: Teach and recruit saxophone students; assist with jazz band; teach music appreciation and/or music theory. Send letter of application (no email applications), current resume, and three letters of reference (no recordings at this time) to:
Dr. Jeanine Wagner, Interim Director
School of Music
Mail Code 4302
Southern Illinois University
1000 S. Normal Ave.
Carbondale, IL 62901-4302
SIUC is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer that strives
to enhance its ability to attract a diverse faculty and staff and to increase
its potential to serve a diverse student population. All applications are
welcomed and encouraged and will receive consideration.
Staff
Musical Instrument Technician II.
1. Responsible for providing tuning and service to maintain performance pianos at a professional standard as required for recitals, concerts, auditions, and recordings.
2. Provide tuning in all faculty studios and practice rooms.
3. Oversee piano maintenance, repairs, and improvements.
4. Maintain piano inventory history.
5. Supervise rebuilding of piano actions and keyboards.
6. Teach course in piano technology.
Experience with organ and other keyboard technology an asset.
Apply through the following website: http://www.sucss.state.il.us/documents/ClassSpecs/SPEC4029.pdf
Applications taken from July 17, 2008, noon until July 24, 2008, noon. Civil Service testing required.