Jazz Mentors A Teacher Internship Program Conducted by Stanford Jazz Workshop
THE 2008 JAZZ MENTORS: > Bryan Chahley, trumpet (web site)
> Kevin Congleton, drums (web site)
> Kirsten Edkins, saxophone (web site)
> Pascal Le Boeuf, piano (web site)
> Paul Orbell, guitar, (web site)
> Jorge Roeder, bass, (web site)
PROGRAM SUMMARY: Jazz Mentors is
a teacher internship program that provides on-the-job teacher training
and professional mentorship to a select group of aspiring jazz
musicians ages 18-25 within the context of Stanford Jazz Workshop’s
summer Jazz Camp at Stanford University (35 miles south of San
Francisco, California). Involving 6-9 interns, 450 students
ages 12-17, and 50 faculty members, the Jazz Mentors program represents
a multi-generational, community-oriented approach to teaching and
learning about jazz. Participating interns will also receive
ample opportunities for artistic development through public performance
and coaching from select SJW faculty. The Jazz Mentors teacher
internship program:
Provides teacher training and teaching experience for emerging
young jazz players
Offers a stipend of $1,000 plus food and housing for two
weeks (July 20-August 1) of hard work
Involves a significant amount of playing and public performance