Dissertation: Interactions
Between Composers and Technology in the First
Decades of Electronic Music, 1948-1968 (377 pp.)
(Available from University
Microfilms Inc.)
Awards: Distinguished Dissertation Award
BSU Alumni Association,
May 1998
Doctoral Fellowship, 1994-1995, renewed 1996-1997
Doctoral Assistantship, 1993-1994
Honors: Dean’s Citation for Academic Excellence, July 1997
Awards: Leda Campo Memorial Award, June 1990
Honors: Member, Pi Kappa Lambda music honor society
Also elected to Phi Kappa Phi
Honors: Dean’s Honor List, December 1972, June 1973
Provost’s Honor List, March 1974, June 1974
Position: Instructor, part-time
1980-1993, 1997-present
Current Classes taught: MUS V39, Introduction to Music
Technology
MUS V08, Music Appreciation
MUS V02E, Music Theory V: 20th century techniques
MUS V01, Fundamentals of Music
MUS V31G, Composition lessons
Previous assignments: MUS V42, Audio for Multimedia
MUS V09A/9B, Music History & Literature I/II
MUS V40, Intro. to Finale
MUS V41, Intro. to Musicshop
MUS 60A, Synthesizer Basics
MUS 60B, Tape Recording Basics
Positions: Full Time, 1-year Contract Faculty, 1995-1996
Doctoral Fellow, 1994-1995 and 1996-1997
Doctoral Assistant, 1993-1994
Classes taught: MUSTH 125, Acoustics (three semesters)
MUSTH 111/2, Freshman Music Theory
MUMET 225, Introduction to Electronic Music
MUMET 325, Introduction to Recording
MUSTH 212L, MUSTH 111L, Ear Training
MUSTH 311/2, 431, Composition Lessons
Other Duties: School of Music Computer Lab, MU301
Faculty Supervisor, 1995-1996
Graduate Coordinator, Spring 1994