Student - Music Grader

The College Music Course Grader assists the instructor with the evaluation and administration of student coursework in a college-level music class. The grader helps ensure that assignments are evaluated accurately, consistently, and in a timely manner according to grading criteria established by the instructor.

• Grade student assignments, quizzes, worksheets, discussion posts, listening exercises, and other course activities according to instructor-provided rubrics and guidelines.
• Evaluate written assignments for completeness, accuracy, evidence of thoughtful engagement, and understanding of course concepts.
• Record grades accurately in the college's learning management system.
• Provide brief, constructive feedback to students when appropriate.
• Identify assignments or responses that require the instructor's judgment and refer them to the instructor rather than independently making decisions outside established grading guidelines.
• Maintain consistency in grading across students and course sections.
• Assist the instructor in identifying missing assignments, grading discrepancies, or students who may be falling behind.
• Help organize and maintain electronic grading records.
• Communicate regularly with the instructor regarding grading progress, questions, unusual student responses, or concerns.
• Maintain confidentiality regarding student grades, academic records, and personal information.

• Must be a current UVU Student
• Successful completion of college-level coursework in music, music history, music appreciation, popular music, or a related field is preferred.

• Music major, minor, graduate student, or student with substantial previous coursework in music.
• Previous experience as a teaching assistant, tutor, grader, or music instructor.
• Familiarity with popular music, rock history, music appreciation, or other subject matter covered by the assigned course.
• Ability to recognize when a student's response may be technically different from an expected answer but nevertheless demonstrates an accurate understanding of the material.

• Strong knowledge of basic musical terminology and major musical styles, artists, composers, and historical periods relevant to the course.
• Strong reading and written communication skills.
• Ability to follow detailed grading rubrics and apply standards consistently.
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Ability to meet grading deadlines.
• Comfortable using Canvas.
• Ability to maintain confidentiality and exercise good judgment when working with student records.