Leads the Technology and Applied Composition program, setting strategic direction, overseeing curriculum and faculty, advising students, managing budgets and resources, and fostering partnerships across music, technology, film, games, and visual media. The role teaches, supports admissions and recruitment, represents the program externally, integrates emerging technologies including AI, and drives assessment, program review, and continuous improvement.

Manages the Technology and Applied Composition program, supporting student experiences, faculty and staff communication, events, departmental operations, budgets, resources, academic advising, partnerships, recruitment, assessment, and process development. Coordinates guest artists, trains student workers, maintains calendars and communications, and supports audio production workflows. Requires strong organizational, supervisory, interpersonal, and project management skills, with flexibility for evening and weekend academic activities.

Manage box office, front-of-house, event bookings, and performance calendar. Oversee Box Office Coordinator and student staff, coordinate scheduling, ticketing (Spektrix), venue rentals, and cross-departmental event planning.