Instrument Storage

Important Dates/Announcements

• All hall lockers and instrument cabinets must be cleaned out and locks returned by May 21st at 5:00pm.
• The instrument repair shop staff reserves the right to remove items left in lockers past the aforementioned time.  The School of Music will not be responsible for any items left in lockers after this date.  
• SUMMER LOCKERS will be available for sign out starting May 22nd.

Pre-Assigned Cabinets and Lockers  

Students who play the following instruments are pre-assigned lockers for the academic year:

     Trumpet, Horn, Trombone, Euphonium, Tuba, Cello, Bass, Saxophone, and Guitar

When arriving on campus, locker slips with names, locker number and combination can be found in the student mailboxes.  These are located in the first floor stairwell on the east side of the building.  

Hall Locker Sign-Out  Lockers in the J.J. Whalen Center for Music are signed out through the Instrument Sign Out Window, room 1210, during the first week of fall classes. Music majors, music minors, and B.M.O students are eligible to sign out a hall locker on a first-come, first-serve basis.  The above mentioned large instrument students must wait until two weeks after school has started to request a hall locker in addition to their pre assigned cabinet.  Students are reminded that these lockers are the property of the College and should not be defaced in any way.

Recital posters may be posted on student lockers and general bulletin boards.  They should not be posted on glass, doors, or painted surfaces, and should be removed once the event is past.  While the school celebrates the creativity shown on recital posters, students should bear in mind that visitors of all ages pass through the Whalen Center. Posters in prohibited locations or with inappropriate content are subject to removal.

Other Considerations

• Lockers are meant to be used.  Do not leave instruments unattended in the halls or rehearsal spaces
• Lock cabinets and lockers at all times.  IC is lucky enough to have a very safe campus, but anything can happen.
• A helpful hint for remembering your lock combination: Make it a contact in your phone so you can always have it available.