Assistant
Professor (hired 1985)
Areas of responsibility:
Education:
- B.M. in Music Education, West Virginia University
- M.M. in Percussion Performance, West Virginia University
- D.M.A. in Percussion Performance, University of Kentucky
Courses taught :
- Percussion Ensemble
- Percussion Methods
- Applied percussion
Professional Activities/Organizations:
- Percussive Arts Society
- Percussion Society at ETSU
- East Tennessee School Band & Orchestra Association
Research/Creative Activities:
- Percussion composing and arranging
- Consulting regional percussionists
- Adjudication
Hobbies:
- Jazz Quartet and Big-Band playing
- Travel
Why did you choose to come to ETSU?
- Excellent opportunity to develop a respectable percussion
program
Why should a student come to ETSU?
- Great performance opportunities. All ensembles perform at
a very high level. Due to our size, students have a good
chance to be a member of an excellent ensemble. Students
work together rather than the "cut-throat"
environment found in some programs.