Schreiner University looking for its next football PA announcer
The university is searching for a public address announcer to help set the tone on game days, and no prior PA experience is required. The job calls for strong communication skills and comfort in front of a microphone.
Schreiner University is accepting applications from students, alumni, and community members who want to be the voice of Mountaineer Football this fall.
The university is searching for a public address announcer to help set the tone on game days, and no prior PA experience is required. The job calls for strong communication skills and comfort in front of a microphone.
In-person auditions are scheduled for Saturday, June 13, in the Scarle Phillips Room inside Logan Library on campus. Each audition slot runs five to seven minutes and will include reading standard football announcements, working through live game scenarios, and demonstrating vocal tone, pacing, and presence.
Applicants must complete an official application form and may optionally submit a demo reel or audio or video sample. Those selected for auditions will receive a confirmation email with their assigned time.
The application form is available at https://form.asana.com/?k=qWXm4q7EwUTTBfgt8-xwJQ&d=1205287182816190
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