In this position, they will oversee all student chamber music activities in collaboration with designated chamber music coordinators in the areas of woodwinds, brass, and piano; recruit or form outstanding quartets for the Graduate Fellowship Quartet Program; mentor and coach the Graduate Fellowship String Quartet; coach other student chamber groups; group students into compatible string ensembles and ensembles that include strings; oversee assignment of string faculty coaches; assign chamber music repertoire that is pedagogically appropriate and expansively sourced from the canon and beyond; oversee activities of the Chamber Music Graduate Assistant; direct chamber music classes and recitals; coordinate guest artist events; and coordinate partnerships with other institutions. The successful candidate will maintain an active and visible professional profile as well as perform on campus and in collaboration with faculty colleagues; build professional relationships with local, regional, and national artistic institutions; actively recruit students; cultivate an inclusive, welcoming, and healthy learning environment for students, faculty, and staff; and actively participate in service activities in support of the School of Music, the College of Arts and Humanities and the University.