Assistant Professor - Music Industry Studies

A potential semester course load could include Introduction to Music Industry Studies, Music Marketing, Music Merchandise and Entrepreneurship, Music Management, Professional Development Seminar, and Musician as an Entrepreneur.
Partner with industry professionals, record labels, publishers, and entertainment companies to create networking and internship opportunities.
Contribute to the Music Industry Studies program’s growth and strategic direction and assist with program assessment, accreditation, and curriculum development to maintain industry relevance.
Organize guest lectures, workshops, and industry panels to connect students with professionals.
In coordination with MIS faculty, advise a portion of the Music Industry Studies students on career pathways, including roles in music management, marketing, publishing, entrepreneurship, audio engineering, live sound, and venue management, as well as coordinate and supervise student internships with industry partners.
Participate fully in the responsibilities of faculty membership, including student mentoring, curriculum development and assessment, service activities, meeting attendance, timely communications, advising, and recruitment.
Engage in research, creative, or professional activities in the music industry, digital media, or audio technology.