Madeline Morgaine Boyles

10507 Warwick Avenue Fairfax, VA 22030 703-395-9033 boylesmm@dukes.jmu.edu

OBJECTIVE
To obtain an internship in arts management.

EDUCATION
JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY, Harrisonburg, VA
Bachelor of Music, December 2017
Major: Music Education (emphasis on flute performance) Concentration: Woodwind-Education
Cumulative GPA: 3.27

WORK EXPERIENCE
Student Liaison at JMU Off-Campus Life, Fall 2016 Present
Assisted James Madison University students with making the transition from living on-campus to
living off-campus
Aided students with finding off-campus housing that best suits their needs
Provided tours to several off-campus housing locations
Presented workshops on budgeting and other off-campus topics to groups of over 40 students
Ticket Services/Group Sales Intern at Wolf Trap, Summer 2016
Worked with Provenue Ticket software to organize Fan Club ticket orders, sell tickets, and organize
availability of tickets
Managed ticket services and group sales for Childrens Theater in the Woods
Contacted large groups of over 20 people and coordinated parking and accessibility needs for
Childrens Theater in the Woods
Provided customer service to Wolf Trap patrons and donors by selling tickets, arranging ticket
orders, and handling customer concerns
Comprised Scanned Ticket Data for Summer 2016 and organized it into an excel document to track
the number of people who enter a performance before the start time and after the concert has
already started
Ticket Services Supervisor at Wolf Trap, Summer 2016
Oversaw 26 staff members in the Wolf Trap box office
Worked with other supervisors to provide customer service for patrons as well as problem solve any
issues that arose
Created daily schedules for staff members
Fairfax Corner Movie Theater, Fall 2012 Winter 2017
Answered customer inquiries and resolved concerns by phone and in person
Assisted with food production and sale
Worked ticket sales
Participated in a team environment of between 5 15 fellow employees and managerial staff
Substitute for Private Flute Teacher, Summer 2014
Taught lessons within a private studio of elementary to high school aged students
Educated students in piano, flute and clarinet technique

MUSIC EDUCATION COURSEWORK

Music Arranging, Fall 2015
Learned how to navigate and use Finale Notation Software, based off prior knowledge of Sibelius
Musical Notation Software
Instrumental Conducting, Fall 2015 and Spring 2016
Gained skills in conducting an ensemble
Learned rehearsal management skills
Beginning Methods and Materials for Instrumental Music, Fall 2015
Worked with cooperative teachers in order to teach lessons to students

Incorporated teaching by rote into lesson plans

Practiced creating and writing comprehensive lesson plans with adaptions for students with
disabilities
Marching Band Procedures, Spring 2016
Created a band handbook including objectives, policies, and yearly schedules
Planned a school trip including transportation and housing accommodations as well as pricing and
budgets

UNIVERSITY SERVICE
Sergeant-At-Arms, Sigma Alpha Iota, JMU, Winter 2015 Present
Planed and oversaw monthly musicale performances within the organization; to plan dates, create a
program
Organized one Sister Recital per semester; coordinate dates, locations, event promotion and times
for rehearsals, make a program
Partnered with the VP of Ritual to participate in and help plan ritual events; to coordinate locations,
times, between 5 15 volunteers, and rehearsal times
Partnered with a group of 5 people to implement and amend the Chapter Procedures Manual and
Bylaws within the organization
Maintained order during all formal and informal meetings using Roberts Rules
Flute Club President, JMU Flute Club, Fall 2016 Present
Partnered with the Vice President to help fundraise $400 for Goran Marcusson to take residence at
JMU for 2 days
Flute Club Secretary, JMU Flute Club, Fall 2015 Fall 2016
Partnered with the President, Treasurer, and Webmaster to plan JMU Flute Fling; organize
registration, reserve rooms and locations, plan and order food, create and execute flute related
programs
Applied and presented for a $5,000 grant

VOLUNTEER WORK
JMU SafeRides, January 2016 January 2017
501(3) nonprofit organization out of Harrisonburg, VA that directly combats drinking and driving within
the community.

Provided free, safe, and non-judgmental rides home to students on Friday and Saturday nights from
10:00pm to 3:00am
Our Community Place, March 2015 March 2017
A local soup kitchen out of Harrisonburg, VA for community members in need.

Provided free meals to those in need

Served food and provided musical entertainment and socialization for members of the community
Worked with members of Sigma Alpha Iota to raise $1,000 to be put towards upgrades for the OCP
kitchen

SPECIAL SKILLS

Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (including Excel and PowerPoint)

Excellent written and oral communication skills

REFERENCES
Beth Chandler, Ph.D.
Flute Professor
James Madison University
Music Bldg, S Main St.
Harrisonburg, VA 22807

Richard Powers
Internship Manager
Wolf Trap Foundation for the
Performing Arts
1645 Trap Road

William Dabback, Ph.D.

Education Professor
James Madison University
Music Bldg. S Main St.
Harrisonburg, VA 22807

Email: chand2be@jmu.edu
Phone: 540-560-1020
Major Adviser

Vienna, VA 22182
Email: richardp@wolftrap.org
Phone: 703-255-1852
Assistant Director, Ticket
Services

Email: dabbacwm@jmu.edu
Phone: 540-568-3464
Associate Professor