The Music Director is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operation of CFUV’s Music
Department. This position includes curating physical and digital submissions for CFUV’s music
library and also seeking out music that is underrepresented on our airwaves.
The Music Director is the first person at the station to learn about new music. They will work
with local, national and international artists, labels, promoters and publishers to ensure CFUV
continues to support local, independent and emerging music. CFUV has a strong tradition of
diverse musical representation on the airwaves and the next Music Director will be expected to
build on this legacy.
The Music Director will work with other staff to train and supervise volunteers in the operation
of the Music Department. They will be available to consult with CFUV programmers about the
new music coming into the station to help develop our on air programming. They will also work
with the Program Director to coordinate live performances and interviews with local and
touring musicians.
Principal Duties:
The Music Director reports directly to the Station Manager and will also work with the Program
Director and Coordinator of Volunteers. The Music Director will be expected to train, supervise
and coordinate volunteers, work as part of a team, and will also be expected to work
independently.
Specific areas of responsibility include:
1. Ensure the smooth operation of CFUV’s Music Department including, but not limited to:
a. Evaluating and processing music submissions
b. Maintaining the music library
c. Compiling and reporting weekly music charts
d. Coordinating with local, national and international artists, labels, publicists,
2. Training and supervising volunteers and other staff in the operation of the music
department
3. Assisting volunteer programmers in developing musical content for their radio programs
4. Working with the Program Director to coordinate live music performances and
interviews
5. Assisting in the planning and execution of CFUV’s annual funding drive
6. Other duties as required
promoters and other industry representatives on behalf of CFUV
1. Experience working in campus and community radio
2. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
3. Able to work independently and meet deadlines
4. Experience working with and directing volunteers
5. Strong computer skills and able to learn new software
6. Wide musical knowledge and an appreciation of all genres
7. Strong clerical work and attention to detail
8. Willing to work flexible hours and some weekends
25-35 hours a week, salary $20,800-$26,845 plus benefits (health, dental, mental). 3 weeks
vacation. May be required for some weekend and evening work.
The anticipated start date for this position is August 1st, 2016
A criminal record review is required immediately upon hiring, at the employee’s expense, but
upon a successful review the employee will be compensated for the criminal record review fee.