Assistantships for
Master’s Students Only

Approximately 40 graduate assistantships become available for master’s candidates each year. A list of anticipated assistantships appears below. Assistantship needs may change during the course of the year and, in some cases, more than one position vacancy may exist for one of the listings.

In addition to these assistantships some part-time positions in various areas may be available. Students may interview for assistantships/part-time positions outside of their major area.

Musicology/Composition/Theory

Aural Skills, Music History, MidAmerican Center for Contemporary Music, Music Library, Music Technology, Music Theory, Nonmajor Offerings, Instrumental and Choral Arranging and World Music

Complete descriptions of Musicology/Composition/Theory assistantships.

Music Education

Class Piano, Cooperative School Band Assistant, Cooperative School General Music Assistant, Curriculum Lab, General Music Methods, High Brass Methods, Music Plus and University Band Activities

Complete descriptions of Music Education assistantships.

Music Performance

Flute, Trombone, Percussion, Violin (Graduate String Quartet), Viola (Graduate String Quartet), Voice, Choral Assistant, Studio Piano/Piano Accompanying, Orchestral Assistant and Jazz

Complete descriptions of Music Performance assistantships.

Music Office

Music Admissions Coordinator Assistant, Public Events Office, Trinity United Methodist Church Intern and Arts Experience

Complete descriptions of Music Office assistantships.

Assistantship Information

Stipend

Current first-year nine-month contracts provide stipend from $4,202 to $8,404. In addition, students receive a full fee waiver ($15,252) and an out-of-state tuition waiver ($10,962). Total value of assistantship ranges from $31,822 to $36,024.

Appointment: August 18, 2008

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in music, 3.0 GPA and unconditional admission to the Graduate College. To be considered for an assistantship, candidates must present a campus interview.

Information

The College of Musical Arts at Bowling Green State University is nationally known and respected for professional degrees in music performance, education, composition, ethnomusicology, history and theory. A fully accredited member of the National Association of Schools of Music, the College consists of 57 full-time faculty and over 120 graduate students. Our students enjoy working in one of the nation’s finest music facilities, the Moore Musical Arts Center. The College of Musical Arts houses the MidAmerican Center for Contemporary Music, devoted to the study and promotion of contemporary music and technology. The center builds on the internationally recognized activities of the College, presenting concerts, symposia, sponsoring research and collecting archival materials.

Location

Bowling Green State University is conveniently located 20 minutes south of Toledo, Ohio, on Interstate 75. Our region is served by the Toledo Express Airport, which is 30 minutes from campus. The campus is five hours east of Chicago, 90 minutes south of Detroit and two hours west of Cleveland.

Deadline

To be assured of consideration, candidates should complete the application and campus interview/audition by February 23, 2008. (Conducting applicants should apply before February 1, 2008)

For Application

Apply online or write to:

Coordinator of Graduate Studies
College of Musical Arts
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green, OH 43403-0290

or call (419) 372-2182

or send email to Sherri White requesting information regarding application procedures or available assistantships

or reserve an interview at the College of Musical Arts online.