Music Center Evening Continuity Assistant- Professional Services- No Benefits- Contingency

Summary

Essential Job Functions

• Maintain the integrity of the practice rooms, midi lab, and recording studio.
• Assist authorized recording technology studio lab monitors and midi lab monitors.
• Assist the ensemble directors with such duties as music library sorting and folder stuffing.
• Assist with music department social media postings and online ticketing.
• Serve as the spokesperson for the music department after hours by answering the telephone and assisting students and community members that may have questions about the music department
• Serve as the primary greeter for all evening concerts and recitals in the Albert P. Smith Music Center. Direct traffic flow from the main foyer to the 2nd floor recital hall.
• Persons in this role are identified as a Campus Security Authority (CSA). CSA's will be trained and responsible for reporting Clery Reportable Crimes to Campus Police as required by the Clery Act.

Marginal (Non-Essential) Job Functions

• Support the overall integrity of the Music Center by monitoring activity in the facility.

Job Specifications

• Associate degree or equivalent experience required

• Minimum of one (1) year in sales, marketing, recruitment, or admissions experience required.

• Organizational and problem solving skills
• Excellent customer service and communication skills (oral and written) are required to be successful in this position
• Must have experience and be comfortable with public speaking

• Must be able to lift and move 20 pounds of music
• Must have reliable transportation

• Primarily office environment.
• Grand Rapids Community College is required to comply with the OSHA emergency temporary standard (ETS). Employees will either have to be vaccinated or comply with weekly testing requirements.

About Grand Rapids Community College

The urban campus of Grand Rapids Community College is situated on a six-block area in the heart of Michigan’s second largest metropolitan area with a population approaching one million. GRCC, founded in 1914, is the oldest community college in Michigan, but the atmosphere is exciting and contemporary; its top-notch faculty, commitment to diversity in programming and campus lifestyle, and the strong spirit of community collaboration under the leadership of President Bill Pink, make it a vital and rewarding workplace. Known as “The Community’s College,” GRCC is responsive to the needs of surrounding business, economic, cultural and educational environments. The college offers credit and non-credit, associate degree and certification programs, and workforce training at both on- and off-campus locations so that students of all ages and abilities can pursue personal goals for higher education and/or enhanced job opportunities with success. For more information about GRCC, visit our website at www.grcc.edu

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