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Assistant/Associate/Full Professor of Music Industry

Posted
24.03.2024

Posted: 24.03.2024

Job type Full-time   Location Troy, AL   Full job description Troy University is seeking an energetic, dynamic, outstanding musician/music industry professional to join the...

Closing date: 23.04.2024

Visiting Assistant Professor, Music

Posted
24.03.2024

Posted: 24.03.2024

Job type Full-time Non-tenure   Location 1000 Holt Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32789   Full job description Job no: 493625 Work type: Faculty (Non-Tenure Track)...

Closing date: 22.04.2024

Assistant Professor of Music & Director of Choral Studies

Posted
24.03.2024

Posted: 24.03.2024

Full job description Posting Details Position Information Job Title Assistant Professor of Music & Director of Choral Studies Position Summary The Director of Choral Activities...

Closing date: 25.04.2024

Assistant Professor or Instructor of Fine Arts

Posted
22.03.2024

Posted: 22.03.2024

Job type Full-time   Location 8100 Hwy 71 South, Alexandria, LA 71302 Benefits Pulled from the full job description Dental insurance Employee discount Flexible spending...

Closing date: 15.04.2024

Music Technology, Visiting Professor open rank (non-tenure) one year non-renewable

Posted
22.03.2024

Posted: 22.03.2024

Pay $70,000 - $110,000 a year Job type Full-time   Location 70 Washington Sq South, New York, NY 10012 Full job description New York University:...

Closing date: 15.04.2024

FT Instructor/Assistant Professor of Music Recording Technology (On and off Campus)

Posted
19.03.2024

Posted: 19.03.2024

Pay $40,147 a year Job type Full-time   Location 521 Trailblazer Drive, Nanticoke, PA 18634 Full job description Position Classification: Full-Time Nine (9) Month Faculty...

Closing date: 17.04.2024

Assistant Professor, Music (Trumpet)

Posted
18.03.2024

Posted: 18.03.2024

Job type Full-time   Location Morehead, KY 40351 Benefits Pulled from the full job description Visa sponsorship Full job description Posting Details Job Title Assistant...

Closing date: 18.04.2024

Visiting Assistant Professor of Trumpet (6278)

Posted
18.03.2024

Posted: 18.03.2024

Pay $60,000 a year Job type Temporary Full-time   Location 1425 W. Lincoln Hwy., DeKalb, IL 60115 Full job description Position Information Working Position Title...

Closing date: 18.04.2024

Assistant Professor of Percussion

Posted
18.03.2024

Posted: 18.03.2024

Job type Full-time Non-tenure   Location College Park, MD 20742 Full job description Posting Details Posting Details Position Number: 104294 Title: Assistant Professor Functional Title:...

Closing date: 18.04.2024

Adjunct Professor in Recording Arts

Posted
18.03.2024

Posted: 18.03.2024

Job type Part-time   Location 12345 College Blvd, Overland Park, KS 66210 Full job description Adjunct Professor in Recording Arts Job no: 495673 Work type:...

Closing date: 16.04.2024

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Music jobs. Community/Education/Outreach

A community outreach specialist educates the public about programs and resources that promote physical and mental health. Job duties include developing and implementing public health programs, supervising staff, managing budgets, and overseeing marketing and public awareness campaigns. People in this profession split their time between office work and socializing with the public. A bachelor's degree in public health or health administration, professional experience in the field, as well as aptitude in time management and communication, are requirements for the position of community outreach specialist.
Community outreach specialists have a wide range of responsibilities, which can include:
Coordinating with community groups of orchestra and leaders to identify issues in the community that need to be addressed
Promoting events by creating fliers, brochures, and other promotional materials for events such as health fairs or fundraisers
Conducting surveys and research to identify community needs
Developing strategic plans for partnerships with community music organizations and leaders
Building relationships with music community leaders to encourage participation in events or activities held by the organization
Working with social service agencies to develop programs that meet the needs of their clients, such as providing food or shelter to those in need
Organizing musical events such as concerts or festivals in order to promote awareness of a cause or organization
Maintaining databases of volunteers who have expressed interest in participating in specific events or activities
Coordinating volunteer efforts with other departments within an organization to ensure that tasks are completed efficiently and effectively

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In most cases, a bachelor’s degree will be enough to qualify you for a role in community outreach. Although many positions don’t specify a major, depending on the services you are reaching out for, a degree in health care, social work, psychology, applied behavior analysis, or counseling might be useful.
A master’s degree is always a welcome boost to both expertise and qualifications for community outreach workers. Getting subject-specific training at a high level will qualify you for the best paying jobs, and open up more interesting opportunities. You’ll generally be exposed to more communication training and have the opportunity to work hands-on in experiential learning courses that place you on the streets under expert supervision to hone your skills.
Depending on the target population, fluency in another language may be required too.

Community outreach specialists need the following skills in order to be successful:
Communication: Community outreach specialists use verbal and written communication skills to interact with members of the community. They often present information about a company’s products or services and answer questions from community members. They also use communication skills to create and send emails, letters and other written correspondence to members of the community.
Public speaking: Specialists in community outreach must be proficient in public speaking because they frequently give presentations at conferences or events for the community. Additionally, being able to speak in front of an audience can help you build relationships with locals by promoting your organization and inspiring people to volunteer or donate.
Networking: Community outreach specialists often use networking skills to build relationships with community members, organizations and businesses. They often use these connections to plan and execute community outreach campaigns. For example, a community outreach specialist might use networking skills to find a business willing to donate products or services for an event.
Marketing: Marketing skills are important for community outreach specialists to have because they often work to promote a company or organization. Community outreach specialists use marketing skills to create marketing campaigns, develop social media posts and create advertisements. They use marketing skills to promote community events and initiatives and to promote the company or organization they work for.
Relationship building: Community outreach specialists often work with community members to develop and maintain relationships. This can include planning and hosting events, attending community events and developing a rapport with community members. Relationship building can help you form partnerships with community organizations and encourage community members to participate in your organization’s initiatives.

Director of Communications

Responsibilities:
The Director of Communications is responsible for overseeing all public relations and institutional storytelling activities, social media, graphic design and in-house publications – to further the institution’s artistic, audience development and financial objectives. The Director of Communications supervises the Art Director, Digital Content Manager and Communications Specialist. Skills:
Carries out supervisory responsibilities in accordance with the organization's policies and applicable laws Bachelor’s degree in communications, English, music or a related field strongly preferred. At least four years’ experience in the communications and/or marketing profession, preferably in the nonprofit sector; experience in a performing or cultural arts organization preferred. Two years of supervisory experience is required. Music Knowledge.

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