Why write a cover letter when all of the information is in the resume and will they actually read it? Your cover letter shouldn’t be a walk through of your resume. Give them more. Tell them why they should hire you – how does your experience relate to the position? Why are you interested? What can you bring to the organization? How can you make … Continue reading Cover Letter FAQ
Spring is here (well, almost!) Now is the perfect time to refresh your resume and start your search for Summer and Fall semester internships. Did you know that many employers will hire Fall interns now, before students leave for summer break? When it comes to updating your resume, it’s important that you are focusing on the specific position you are applying for. It’s quite likely … Continue reading Refreshing Your Resume for the Internship Process
The International Association of Venue Managers (www.IAVM.org) has an exciting weeklong internship opportunity available to students. Student Interns (8 available spots) will assist instructors during classes at the Venue Management School (http://www.iavm.org/schools/VMS/home.asp) at Ogelaby. This is the premiere educational experience for venue management professionals in the United States. It’s a great way to network with industry professionals as well gain more knowledge about venue management. … Continue reading VMS Internship Application
Check out the remaining Skillshops (Resumes, Neworking, and Interviewing) this semester (see calendar for dates and times). AS WELL AS… ADVANCED Skillshops: Friday, March 14th @ 10am in Massey 200A– “A Songwriter’s Job Interview (From A Publisher’s Standpoint)” with Chelsea Kent, the Creative Director from Still Working Music Group and Hannah Showmaker from Parallel Music Publishing. Wednesday, March 19th @10am in Massey 203A – “Pitching … Continue reading Final Skillshops for the semester!
Check out the Noisetrade compilation featuring the artists involved with the CURE U Roadtrip.
Rob Clark, a Belmont CEMB grad who works for Apogee Digital, will be giving a series of convo lectures that will be of interest to any students who are interested in recording on their tablets and phones, or are interested in audio careers outside of engineering and production. March 17, Monday 10-10:50am, Library Media Center – “Careers in the Music Instrument & Professional Audio Business” … Continue reading Rob Clark Convos March 17 & 18
So, it’s Spring Break and we are officially halfway through the semester, and your internship. Looking back at the last eight weeks, can you honestly assess your performance? Can you identify areas in which you can improve? Have you received any specific feedback from your supervisor or co-workers? The Curb College does not ask employers to provide a mid-term evaluation on your performance. Now would … Continue reading Halfway Through Your Internship
The Collective needs an extra hand this Friday, March 7 in their Nashville office. This is going to be a mailing day and they are looking for help for about 2 1/2 hrs of packing CDs and mailers. Start time will be 3pm. If interested, contact Chelsea Kempchinsky at chelsea@thecollective-la.com
