About

 

      The Student Committee on Popular Entertainment's mission is to promote live, nationally recognized entertainment to the University of New Hampshire. The programming involved, which includes concerts, comedy shows, and other entertainment productions, will be offered to students at a rate less than that offered to the general public if charges apply. S.C.O.P.E. will attempt to select genres of performances that will appeal to the largest cross-section of the student body, subject to availability of the artist and/or venues.


      SCOPE consists of a volunteer membership, as well as an executive membership. There are currently 24 Executive Members, responsible for the entirety of planning, promoting, implementing, and evaluating the shows at the University of New Hampshire. S.C.O.P.E. is headed by an Executive Director, and made up of five different departments: Business, Hospitality, Production, Publicity, and Security. Each department has it's own director and other individual members. When show week arrives, all executive members pull together to put on an awesome show.

 

      SCOPE usually accepts applications and condcuts interviews for executive membership in the fall semester following our first show. However, depending on the current number of members, SCOPE may accept applications and conduct interviews in the spring semester. If you are interest in joining SCOPE's executive membership be sure to join our email list and check out our social networking sites for updates.


      Click on a department below to see what each department does and who is currently in each.

 

 

Executive Director

 

Derek Long, Executive Director

 

The Executive Director will:

  • Serve as the spokesperson for SCOPE
  • Act as the head administrator
  • Maintain channels of communication with University Administration, the Student Activity Fee Council, the Organization Resource Office Presidents' Board, and the Student Senate
  • Organize and implement concert productions by:
    • Acting as a liaison between SCOPE and the artists
    • Overseeing all aspects of the production
  • Prepare a formal agenda for meetings of the committee. The agenda will include committee reports, unfinished business, new business, and announcements
  • Work directly with the artists agency to book acts