Walton Chorus Officer Application

Below are the various chorus officer positions and their responsibilities. If you are interested in applying fill out the application below.

Chorus President: Student assistant to the directors. Represents the chorus in school functions. Head of student officers. Supervises committees for special projects. Organizes set-up and take-down at concerts. Keeps up group morale and unity. Helps with publicity of chorus events.

Vice-President of Recruitment and Outreach: In charge of recruitment activities with Dodgen and Dickerson Middle Schools and outreach events on campus.  Assists the President and Directors as needed.

Vice-President of Tri-M and Fine Arts Diploma Seal: Liaison for Tri-M for chorus students and fine arts diploma seal.

Ensemble President: Assists directors as needed. Keeps up group morale and unity. Assists with day-to-day classroom tasks.

Chorus Librarian: Maintains organization of the music library, library database, and assists with distribution and collection of music. Coordinates with ensemble presidents to make sure each choir has what music they need.

Concert Managers: Directs logistics for all concerts. Coordinates with VP of Tri-M/FA Diploma Seal to secure volunteers for set-up and break-down of all concerts.

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Officer position(s) desired:

• Chorus President
• Chorus Vice-President of Recruitment and Outreach
• Chorus Vice-President of Tri-M/FA Diploma Seal
• A Cappella President
• SWE President
• Men’s Ensemble President
• Varsity Treble Ensemble President
• Bel Canto President
• Chorus Librarian
• Concert Managers

Please answer the following questions below: 

1. Why do you want to be a chorus officer?
2. What have you done this year that makes you officer material?
3. How have you been a role model to other students in chorus?
4. How will you demonstrate your leadership capabilities and iniative if you are selected?
5. What do you see as the chorus’ goals for next year?
6. What do you see as your role as a student officer?
7. Will you make every effort to go on the chorus trip?
8. Will you be available to attend meetings and help with other choruses?
9. What other clubs/organizations/part-time jobs are you involved? Are you an officer?  What is your time commitment to other activities other than chorus?
10. Do you realistically have the time to be a full-time chorus officer given your course load, college application procedures and other commitments?

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Commitment:

• I agree that if I am selected to be a chorus officer, I will fulfill my duty to the highest degree possible. I will work cooperatively with the chorus directors, the Chorus Boosters, my fellow chorus officers, and the chorus students at large. I realize that holding a chorus student leadership position is a responsibility that I will not take lightly. I agree to respect the leadership selection decision as final. Additionally, I will be present at any leadership meetings called by the directors.

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