Student Ambassadors Committee
The Student Ambassadors of Princeton University Concerts develop and implement initiatives that enhance the concert-going experience for Princeton University students.
Meeting on a monthly basis, Undergraduate and Graduate Student Ambassadors initiate new ways of engaging their peers through music and advocate for student interests. They are in charge of producing one capstone social event or panel discussion per semester, spreading the word about upcoming PUC concerts among the student community, and serving as an ambassador at PUC events.
Both the Undergraduate and Graduate chapters of PUC Student Ambassadors have an officer corps comprising the roles listed below. Throughout the year, Student Ambassadors are eligible for rewards including free tickets to concerts (pending availability); PUC gear; opportunities for professional development; and engagement opportunities with the visiting artists.
Chair
responsibilities
The Chair of the Student Ambassadors Committee oversees the group’s effort to create an inclusive community for music-loving students across campus both at Princeton University Concerts events. Their duties include organizing monthly meetings with officers that are planned in partnership with the Princeton University Concerts staff; delegating officer responsibilities; overseeing communication and event planning; recruiting new volunteers; and serving as the official representative of the Student Ambassadors Committee at affiliated events.
REQUIREMENTS
- Enthusiasm for live classical music
- Willingness and ability to dedicate sustained, self-motivated, and highly-organized leadership efforts throughout the academic year
- Desire to learn more about arts administration and receive professional guidance from Princeton University Concerts staff
- Undergraduate Sophomore or older
Communications Officer
responsibilities
The Communications Manager of the Student Ambassadors Committee organizes targeted email dissemination to student listservs, advises on copy for student communications, and helps develop Student MUSings blog content. They will be working closely with the Princeton University Concerts staff to craft email content and identify appropriate listservs. They are responsible for researching new listservs; keeping an up-to-date record of email lists and dissemination statuses; and delegating communications responsibilities to fellow Student Ambassadors. They will work with Princeton University Concerts staff to develop and advise on copy for other student communications, including social media posts targeted towards students; and will propose prompts and recruit writers for the Student MUSings blog.
REQUIREMENTS
- Enthusiasm for live classical music and a passion for and facility with writing
- Willingness and ability to dedicate sustained, self-motivated, and highly-organized leadership efforts throughout the academic year
- Desire to learn more about arts administration and receive professional guidance from Princeton University Concerts staff
Campus Liaison
responsibilities
The Campus Liaison of the Student Ambassadors Committee develops relationships with campus constituencies (including residential colleges, music ensembles, and student groups); identifies and builds on curricular ties with Princeton University Concerts programming; coordinates student staffing and the distribution of Princeton University Concerts print materials at student events; and identifies unique opportunities for student engagement with targeted Princeton University Concerts events.
REQUIREMENTS
- Enthusiasm for live classical music
- Willingness and ability to dedicate sustained, self-motivated, and highly-organized leadership efforts throughout the academic year
- Desire to learn more about arts administration and receive professional guidance from Princeton University Concerts staff
Event Production Officer
responsibilities
The Event Production Manager of the Student Ambassadors Committee oversees the logistical aspects of executing student initiatives, including Internoshin’ and the two capstone events held throughout the academic year. This encompasses coordinating a venue, refreshments, and all other production details ensuring that the event is realized smoothly.
REQUIREMENTS
- Enthusiasm for live classical music
- Willingness and ability to dedicate sustained, self-motivated, and highly-organized leadership efforts throughout the academic year
- Desire to learn more about arts administration and receive professional guidance from Princeton University Concerts staff
Volunteers
responsibilities
Beyond the officer corps, students may volunteer to join and help amplify Student Ambassador efforts. Volunteers are invited to attend officer corps meetings, and receive first access to student opportunities offered throughout the year.
Interested in joining the Student Ambassadors Committee or becoming a Student Ambassadors Volunteer?
Apply today! All are welcome.
All students attending Princeton University Concerts programs are welcome at these special offerings throughout the year whether or not they are a part of the Student Ambassadors Committee.
Internoshin’
Hungry during intermission? The Student Ambassadors have you covered. Come to the Richardson Lounge (basement level) for free desserts and beverages, and meet other students attending the concert!
Upcoming Initiatives
Projects in-progress include a career panel on arts administration, a dinner series with performers and scholars, chamber music readings with artists, and partnerships with other campus departments.
