AMP Allison Munford & Tiffany Drozd
The AMP sub-com is responsible for a large portion of advertising for Town Hall's events, including creating flyers, banners, newspaper ads, sandwich boards and poster items. They are responsible for creating and distributing surveys through email, website, and our concert events in order to gather information from TAMU students on how to enhance the quality of Town Hall's programs and image. AMP is constantly looking for new and creative ways to advertise Town Hall's name through stickers, slogans, and promotional items. |
Battle of the Bands Matt Tredinnick
This sub-com is a team who gives up their early Friday nights during the fall for the sake of the ROCK. The twelve lucky lads and lasses have the honor of putting together the Town Hall Battle of the Bands. Committee members are involved in picking bands, putting on preliminary concerts, and selecting the best of those said bands. The preliminary concerts will finally end in a culmination of Town Hall glory and goodness in the annual Battle of the Bands Finale. |
Coffeehouse Valery Owen
Coffeehouse provides an opportunity for musicians, comedians, poets and entertainers to show their stuff. The committee is responsible for all programming and musical aspects of these shows including Coffeehouse themes, finding and booking acts, running sound equipment, and all other aspects of the show (especially publicity). Coffeehouse's atmosphere strives to be casual yet focused by providing eclectic, innovative and rootsy music by songwriters and performers from jazz, folk, poetry, hip hop, jam bands and indie bands. |
Development Lizz Lee
An important aspect of MSC Town Hall is promotion and establishing business contacts within the Aggie community. It is Development’s responsibility to reach out and make contacts with companies, parents and former students to raise promotions and funds for Town Hall. The Development committee is also responsible for taking pictures at our various events and managing the website. If you have any interest in photography or web design development is for you! |
Lunch Box Concerts Theodore McFail & Daniel Dominguez
In 1997 the committee began hosting weekly, outdoor concerts. These day shows became known as Lunch Box Concerts, a series that not only hosted established acts, but also encouraged amateur, student songwriters to perform. We are devoted to creating performances, that support the creative class and emerging artists, with what is happening now. |
MUSE Jennifer Taphorn
As one of MSC Town Hall's newest programs, MUSE is striving to combine music and education in an innovative way for Texas A&M students. MUSE is designed to educate students on various topics in music, including the process of creating music and the inner workings of today's music industry, through interactive workshops. MUSE will also focus on educating students about the history of music and the music industry so that they may gain a further understanding and appreciation for music. |
SPAM Tammy Schmidt & Cori Farris
SPAM is the force that makes Town Hall’s shows run smoothly. We are the audio professionals that deal with the technical details. As a member of SPAM, you will make sure the Town Hall sound system gets where it needs to be, gets setup properly, and is maintained and working properly. Additionally, SPAM is responsible for running sound at every Town Hall event so that the beauty of the performances can shine thorough to the world. You’ll get hands on experience working with musicians and learn the ins and outs of running a show. |
SPEV Lauren Higginbotham
Special events are any event or concert that does not fall within the job descriptions of the other committees. The special event committee is responsible for all aspects of a concert from finding the band, setting up the stage, and working the show. Specifically the special events subcommittee focuses on larger night time performances. |
Student Training and Development Kelson Astley
Student Training and Development is responsible for infecting the Town Hall committee with all sorts of love and fun during meetings, retreats, and other social events. We make it possible for Town Hallers to establish bonds that will last a lifetime—or until you fall down and get a random case of amnesia. We are the rock stars, we are the champions, and we are the glue that holds Town Hall together. |
Variety Show Carrie Chykaliuk
Variety Show Committee works together to promote and produce the most rockin talent show TH puts on, which showcases the most talented Aggies during Parents’ Weekend. This committee is responsible for all the aspects of the show including advertising, choosing acts, host and reception, judges, operations, and working with the acts. If you want to meet local rock stars and celebrities, get some free food, and be extra cool by hanging out backstage then Variety Show is for you. |
World Music Lindsay Ochoa
The World Music subcommittee is responsible for providing diverse musical opportunities to the Texas A&M campus. Our goal is to educate our peers and expose the vast number of cultures around the world through music and entertainment. We provide concerts including West African, Electronic, Hindustani, Latin, Japanese, Rock, Bluegrass, Folk, Pop, Celtic, and all other types of music. This is subcommittee is unique because we are not limited to any one kind of music for our concerts, but instead we are limited only by the variety of music we have not yet experienced. |
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