08-09 Graduate Catalog/w pics - University of Louisiana at Monroe

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62 THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA AT MONROE In addition, a performance audition is required. Those living so distant from the university as to make a personal performance audition a hardship may submit a cassette recording instead. PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS: The Division of Music offers the Master of Music degree with specialty areas in Conducting, Music Education, Performance, and Theory/Composition. Requirements for a major: 32 semester hours in Music and Music Education courses. There will be written and oral comprehensive examinations during the final session of study. Entrance auditions and placement examinations: Auditions and placement examinations will be given in theory, music history and literature, piano proficiency, conducting, and performance prior to the student’s first registration as a means of providing sufficient information for proper advisement. Applicants for the Theory/Composition specialty area must submit a portfolio of original compositions. Upon evaluation of applicants’ undergraduate transcripts, auditions, and placement examination results, students may be admitted to the program conditionally, with additional study required in areas found deficient. CORE REQUIREMENTS: Regardless of which specialty area is selected, all Master of Music students must complete the following fifteen (15) semester hours: Music Education 533, six semester hours of graduate-level music history, Music 579 or Music Education 513, and the appropriate area pedagogy seminar. In addition, a minimum of seventeen (17) hours must be completed in one of the specialty areas listed below. Graduate music students are required to participated in a coached or conducted ensemble each semester. A maximum of two semester hours of graduate ensemble credit may be applied to the Master of Music degree. CONDUCTING SPECIALTY AREA: Undergraduate requirements: Completion of the Bachelor of Music or Bachelor of Music Education degree from The University of Louisiana at Monroe or an equivalent program. In addition to the core requirements for all Master of Music majors, a minimum of seventeen (17) semester hours including Music 585, 586, and 597; 470, 495, or 498; and two of the following: 582, 583, or 584. MUSIC PERFORMANCE SPECIALTY AREA: Undergraduate requirements: Completion of the Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Louisiana at Monroe or an equivalent program within the area of Performance. Voice students must demonstrate adequate knowledge of languages to understand and perform the vocal repertory. Performance applicants must demonstrate by audition a high proficiency of performance on the major instrument or voice. In addition to the core requirements for all Master of Music majors, a minimum of seventeen (17) semester hours in the area of performance including Music 597 or 598. MUSIC EDUCATION SPECIALTY AREA: Undergraduate requirements: Completion of an undergraduate degree in music education which conforms to NASM requirements. In addition to the core requirements for all Master of Music majors, a minimum of seventeen (17) semester hours including Music Education 537; Music 582, 583, or 584; and a minimum of four semester hours of 500-level applied music. Candidates for the Master of Music degree with a specialty area in Music Education must hold a valid teacher’s certificate in the field, issued by the Louisiana State Department of Education, or its equivalent. THEORY/COMPOSITION SPECIALTY AREA: Undergraduate requirements: A Bachelor of Music degree in Theory/Composition from The University of Louisiana at Monroe or an equivalent program. In addition to the core requirements for all Master of Music majors, a minimum of seventeen (17) hours including Music 481, 572, 573, 575, and 599.
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 63 THEATRE AND DANCE Brown Annex 146 (318) 342-1413 DEGREES: No degree is offered. Graduate courses are available for students working toward degrees in other disciplines.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS
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UNIVERSITY CALENDAR THE UNIVERSITY
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THE ACADEMIC YEAR, 2009-2010 9 FALL
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Page 13 and 14: GENERAL INFORMATION PURPOSE/MISSION
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Page 17 and 18: GENERAL INFORMATION 17 2009 SUMMER
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GRADUATE COURSES 119 emphasize the
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GRADUATE COURSES 121 cognitive lear
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GRADUATE COURSES 123 591. DIRECTED
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GRADUATE COURSES 127 GEOSCIENCES (G
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GRADUATE COURSES 129 566. CAREGIVIN
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GRADUATE COURSES 131 478. RENAISSAN
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GRADUATE COURSES 133 LOUISIANA EDUC
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GRADUATE COURSES 135 LIBRARY SCIENC
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GRADUATE COURSES 139 799. DISSERTAT
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GRADUATE COURSES 149 581. ADVANCED
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GRADUATE COURSES 151 POLITICAL SCIE
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GRADUATE COURSES 153 561. NEUROPSYC
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GRADUATE COURSES 155 406. RELIGION
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GRADUATE COURSES 157 For Graduates
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GRADUATE FACULTY *Fredrick Adams, A
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GRADUATE FACULTY 165 Kenneth E. Clo
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GRADUATE FACULTY 171 George E. Rice
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GRADUATE FACULTY 173 *Allison Wiede
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DOCTOR OF PHARMACY College of Pharm
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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS 207 UNIVERS
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ENDOWED CHAIRS AND PROFESSORSHIPS 2
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INDEX 211 INDEX A Accounting course
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INDEX 213 D Dance courses of instru
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INDEX 215 K Kinesiology courses of
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PHONE NUMBERS 219 The University of
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