Promotion and Tenure in Music -- Time Commitments and Research Limitations

28 February 1998 be first-rate and should determine, in large measure, a candidate's suitability for promotion and/or tenure. authors: Arthur R. Tollefson author_ids: 1084 authors: Arthur R. Tollefson author_ids: 1084

Enhancing Music Appreciation with Scholarship

01 October 1970 The present article arose, in part, as a personal response to the Society's recent focus upon teaching music to the general student at the undergraduate level. The viewpoints expressed on "Music Appreciation" in Volume VIII of SYMPOSIUM, as well as at...

The Performer in Academia

01 October 1971 During the past decade the professional-level performing musician has become an increasingly familiar and influential figure on the college music scene. As a faculty member he has often helped bridge the alleged gap between practice and theory,...

Northwestern's Piano D.M.: A Three-Program Approach

01 October 1977 Early in the 1970s the School of Music at Northwestern University, at the instigation of a newly appointed administration, undertook a thorough, introspective reassessment of its longstanding, traditional undergraduate curricula. In keeping with the...