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The power of a �������� education was again on vibrant display in July, as numerous graduates of the school were appointed to major orchestras and universities across the U.S. and Canada.  

Among the �������� alumni jobs celebrated by the school this month were appointments to the adventurous Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and the nationally renowned orchestras of Detroit, Toledo, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, and Vancouver.  

�������� also applauds the several others in July who earned teaching posts at important Midwest universities or took prizes at major international competitions.  

�When it comes to outcomes, �������� track record is unparalleled,� said �������� President & CEO Paul W. Hogle. �The world most talented young musicians consistently choose a �������� education knowing it will help them achieve the careers of their dreams.�  

This year � and this summer, in particular � have been especially good for �������� alumni. In June, �������� announced news of nearly 100 jobs earned by �������� graduates over the previous 12 months.  

Today news stands in addition to that list, and includes several ensembles, institutions, and competitions not featured earlier.  

These alumni join the ranks of thousands of �������� alumni now commanding the world most celebrated stages as soloists, conductors, and ensemble members; composing important, impactful music; producing award-winning recordings; and leading the field as teachers, administrators, and other professionals.  

A list of July appointments is below. Individual photos can be provided upon request. Please note that several appointments could not be shared, as they await confirmation. If you are a �������� graduate with job news to share, please visit cim.edu/alumni.  

ALUMNI JOB APPOINTMENTS OR WINS ANNOUNCED IN JULY 2023 

• Felipe Brito (AD �17, La Rosa), assistant professor of trombone and director of jazz studies, Southeast Missouri State University 

• Justine Campagna (AD �15, Preucil), assistant concertmaster, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra 

• Caroline Joyner (BM �20, Kwuon/Zenaty), violin, Billings Symphony 

• Paul Kim (BM �14, MM �16, Rose), second violin, Kansas City Symphony 

• Manuel Lok (MM �23, I. Kaler), second violin, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra 

• Peter Nichols (BM �19, Damoulakis/Yancich), timpani, Toledo Symphony 

• Kimberly Patterson (BM �07, Geber), professor of cello, University of Memphis 

• Alberto Rodriguez (JMP �15, Horvath), music director, Washington Metropolitan Youth Orchestra 

• Daniel Urbanowicz (BM �12, Irvine/Ramsey), viola, The Florida Orchestra 

• Misha Vayman (BM �15, Kwuon), first violin, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra 

• Austin Williams (BM �15, Sachs), trumpet, Detroit Symphony Orchestra 

• Muyan Yang (BM �23, I. Kaler/O. Kaler), third prize, 2023 Eugene Ysaÿe International Music Competition