As Costume Stock Coordinator, this position has primary responsibility for the maintenance, organization, storage, and preservation of the department's costume collection, under the general supervision of the Costume Shop Director. Maintain and update costume inventory and recommend new systems and procedures for stock management. Keep records of all items that have been checked out or returned, and create systems for restocking, including notifying the shop of laundry/dry cleaning and repair needs for all returned items. Facilitate the faculty costume designer or student designer's use of the collection. As needed, assist in the costume shop with costume fabrication, treatment, and implementation of costume designs during the production process. As needed, provide instruction and supervision to students in Theater 168 (Shop Practice - Costume Shop Lab) and THR 169 (Advanced Shop Lab Practice) based in costume storage and shops.

As Wardrobe Supervisor, this position is responsible for managing the stage wardrobe and dressing processes and procedures for all TDPS productions. In conjunction with the Costume Shop and Costume Designer, creates and maintains wardrobe run sheets and other paperwork needed to run the dresser tracks and maintain the original costume design. This paperwork should include presets; timings for all costume changes, quick changes, and actor hand-offs; costume maintenance and laundry needs. Additionally, this position is responsible for training and managing all student wardrobe crews in Theater 167 (Run Crew) in order for them to run their assigned dresser tracks during tech and performances. In conjunction with the Costume Shop, manages dressing room assignments and creates strike plans for student show crews. Works with the Hair and Make-up Artist to maintain makeup protocols and ensure the maintenance of wigs/hair/makeup during tech and performances as designed.

As Costume Stock Coordinator, this position has primary responsibility for the maintenance, organization, storage, and preservation of the department's costume collection, under the general supervision of the Costume Shop Director. Maintain and update costume inventory and recommend new systems and procedures for stock management. Keep records of all items that have been checked out or returned, and create systems for restocking, including notifying the shop of laundry/dry cleaning and repair needs for all returned items. Facilitate the faculty costume designer or student designer's use of the collection. As needed, assist in the costume shop with costume fabrication, treatment, and implementation of costume designs during the production process. As needed, provide instruction and supervision to students in Theater 168 (Shop Practice - Costume Shop Lab) and THR 169 (Advanced Shop Lab Practice) based in costume storage and shops.

As Wardrobe Supervisor, this position is responsible for managing the stage wardrobe and dressing processes and procedures for all TDPS productions. In conjunction with the Costume Shop and Costume Designer, creates and maintains wardrobe run sheets and other paperwork needed to run the dresser tracks and maintain the original costume design. This paperwork should include presets; timings for all costume changes, quick changes, and actor hand-offs; costume maintenance and laundry needs. Additionally, this position is responsible for training and managing all student wardrobe crews in Theater 167 (Run Crew) in order for them to run their assigned dresser tracks during tech and performances. In conjunction with the Costume Shop, manages dressing room assignments and creates strike plans for student show crews. Works with the Hair and Make-up Artist to maintain makeup protocols and ensure the maintenance of wigs/hair/makeup during tech and performances as designed.