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Music Business Intern
Coordinator:
Tom Hutchison, PhD
Office: Mass Comm #211
Email: thutchis@mtsu.edu
Phone: 615.898.5695 Fax: 615.527.0274
Make sure you include a signature
file and message thread with your email correspondence.
The Recording Industry internship program is designed to provide practical
experience for advanced students in a professional recording industry
setting. An internship should further develop student competencies in
business related areas of the industry while providing practical
application of theories, techniques, and concepts discussed in other
courses.
Additional goals of the internship
program are to further develop a sense of professionalism, reasoning
ability, critical thinking, resourcefulness, and self-reliance. Students
should also establish contacts within the industry that may lead to entry
level employment.
Prerequisites:
- Currently enrolled in good standing as a Recording Industry or Music
Industry major or minor
- Admission to Candidacy
- Senior Standing (90 or more hours completed)
- Approved Internship Application and current resume/references
- Music Business Candidacy AND Sub-core courses completed BEFORE
interning.
NOTE: All prerequisite courses MUST be completed with a grade of "C" or
better. Concurrent enrollment in an internship and prerequisite course is
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Attendance:
- For every 1 credit hour of enrollment, intern is required to work 75
hours. (Example: a 3 credit hour internship will require a minimum of 225
hours on the job.)
- A maximum of 6 credit hours are available per semester
- A maximum total of 6 hours can be taken during summer term
NOTE: No more than a total
of 6 hours from RIM 358 (Practicum), Rim 400 (Music Business Internship),
and/or RIM 401 (Production and Technology Internship) will be applicable
toward the Recording Industry major.
Grading Scale:
- This is a PASS/FAIL course
Grading Criteria: Intern's final grade is based upon the following:
- Meeting with college career coordinator
Nancy Stubblefield
- Completion of requisite number of hours
- Satisfactory employer evaluation
- Internship Completion Report
- Logs of daily activity received within five (5) working days after the
end of EACH month. Incomplete logs received after the deadline will not be
counted toward required hours.
- Participation in D2L activities of online chats and message board
postings
- Thank you note to employer: original to employer, copy to intern
coordinator.
- Additional NEW assignment: You are required to read
The Future of Music:
Manifesto for the Digital Music Revolution (Paperback) by Dave Kusek & Gerd Leonhard and write a three-page book report. This
requirement is waived for all students who turn in their paperwork in a
timely manner.
Students with special needs should
contact Disabled Student
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Tennessee State University, a Tennessee Board of Regents institution
1301 East Main Street, Murfreesboro, TN 37132-0001 USA +1.615.898.2300
Middle Tennessee State University, in its educational programs and
activities involving students and employees, does not discriminate on the
basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, or age. Furthermore,
the university does not discriminate against veterans or individuals with
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