Teaching can be a powerful extension of your artistic practice—one that sustains your work, deepens your impact, and opens new doors. In this session with Dr. Zane Forshee, you’ll explore the evolving landscape of teaching in the arts. We’ll break down the types of opportunities that exist, how to find and interpret job listings, and how to position yourself for the kinds of teaching roles that align with your creative path.
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Event Details: https://jhu.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=1975612

Are you experiencing questions and challenges as you develop your professional materials or assignments? Are you interested in earning extra credit? Attend a BBP Problem-Solving Session! These facilitated discussions will be opportunities to brainstorm ideas and solutions with your fellow classmates, TAs, and LAUNCHPad staff. All you need to do is bring your questions and be prepared to contribute to the conversation.

These sessions are open to all students currently enrolled in Building a Brand & Portfolio. You will receive extra credit for attending up to two problem solving sessions for this class.
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Event Details: https://jhu.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=1977055

Baltimore, we need your help! The Live Music Project, with support from Peabody LAUNCHPad, is hosting an in-person Event-a-Thon to ensure that Baltimore’s classical music scene stays vibrant and accessible. Join us for a couple of hours to help add upcoming early music, classical, and contemporary classical concerts to our calendar, making it easier for music fans to find and attend performances around the city.

Whether you’re a classical music superfan or just love volunteering, this Event-a-Thon is a fun and impactful way to support the arts in Baltimore. Bring your laptop, power cord, and a good eye for detail—we’ll take care of the rest! And yes, there will be snacks.

Help us make a huge difference for local musicians and audiences alike. We’ll see you there for a rewarding evening of music, community, and a little bit of behind-the-scenes magic.
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Event Details: https://jhu.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=1979774

“Without question, community in music, and in life, has been the reason to keep going. In every connection there is a source of new ideas, new projects and collaborations, support, commiseration, the thrill of brainstorming, and so much potential within [our world]. – Claire Galloway Weber (MM ’15, voice)

In this workshop, Peabody alumni representing a variety of arts career paths discuss their experiences creating connections, networking, and building community as working artists. You’ll also have a chance to make your own new connections through interacting with the panelists and peers across Peabody!

Featuring:
Destin Beaumont (MA ’24, audio sciences, recording & production)
Megan Ihnen (MM ’09, voice)
Michael Repper (DMA ’22, conducting)
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Event Details: https://jhu.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=1975430

Meet with a LAUNCHPad staff member to ask questions and/or prepare an application about Peabody’s Career Development Grants. These small group sessions are a great place to ask questions and workshop your application materials! Open to all Peabody students and alumni.

Sign up here: https://calendly.com/pbdylaunchpad/cdg-group-coaching
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Event Details: https://jhu.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=1978472

Are you experiencing questions and challenges as you develop your professional materials or assignments? Are you interested in earning extra credit? Attend a BBP Problem-Solving Session! These facilitated discussions will be opportunities to brainstorm ideas and solutions with your fellow classmates, TAs, and LAUNCHPad staff. All you need to do is bring your questions and be prepared to contribute to the conversation.

These sessions are open to all students currently enrolled in Building a Brand & Portfolio. You will receive extra credit for attending up to two problem solving sessions for this class.
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Event Details: https://jhu.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=1977056

The Concert Artists Guild (CAG) Louis and Susan Meisel Prize is open and accepting applications! CAG seeks exceptional instrumentalists, ensembles, singers, and conductors ready to launch touring careers on the national and international stage.

CAG empowers musicians and launches careers that are sustainable, unique and relevant. Through performances and mentorship opportunities, we identify and develop young artists who will make an impact in the world through music.

Stop by the Peabody Cafeteria to chat with representatives from CAG and learn about their new application process!
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Event Details: https://jhu.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=1980452

Meet with a LAUNCHPad staff member to ask questions and/or prepare an application about Peabody’s Career Development Grants. These small group sessions are a great place to ask questions and workshop your application materials! Open to all Peabody students and alumni.

Sign up here: https://calendly.com/pbdylaunchpad/cdg-group-coaching
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Event Details: https://jhu.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=1978473