Teacher in Rochester

[MirageBass]

I'm going to RIT (Rochester Institute of Technology), and if I can find two other people who would be interested, the school will offer an Applied Music course in electric bass (or upright, possibly), which is basically private instruction. If we get it through, they'll hire an adjunct professor to teach. I'm gonna see if I can get two other interested people, but I figure that I'd see if anybody here would want to fill the adjunct professorship (I can't be sure you'd get it, but I'd drop your name and info when I apply).

If you're a relatively accomplished player/teacher in Rochester, gimme a holler.

 

[FuturePrimitive]

I'm not an instructor but I'd be very interested in taking the course depending on the schedule.

 

[DrBone]

hey I go to RIT too and would dig being one of the two other people! What year are you in?

I'll keep an eye out for bass instructors as well

 

[MirageBass]

Well, aside from you two, I now have five people total interested. If you guys want to sign up, look for Professor Atkins. His office hours are Tues & Thurs, 12:30-2:30, Wed, 10-12. You can also speak with him before World Music Ensemble rehearsal on Thurs, at 5:00 in the Music Room, SAU. His email is [email protected].

I heard that it would likely get up and running in Spring quarter because of all of the logistics of hiring an adjunct, but if more people keep asking about starting it in winter, maybe they'll hurry up and find someone.

(First year, BTW. I'm in NRH, trying to move up to CSH.)

 

[MirageBass]

Oh, hours would probably be freeform, since it's essentially private instruction for 1 credit hour per quarter.