featuring Collegiate Group Guest Presenters
Collegiate Connections, a professional engagement initiative for students and faculty, supports the innovative work of emerging leaders, scholars, and artists. The program provides opportunities for collegiate groups and classes to submit term and annual projects to be showcased in an online national event. Projects may cover a wide range of topics such as creative teaching projects, lecture and musical presentations, community engagement, social justice, business entrepreneurship projects, and more. The program aims to foster peer connections and collaboration through the exchange of ideas, scholarship, and dialogue from across the country.
The Frances Clark Center is pleased to announce the selected proposals for our Collegiate Connections event on Friday, April 26, 2024 from 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM Eastern. Congratulations to:
Selected Proposals
Women Composers for Intermediate-Level Students
Ísis Cardoso, Gregório dos Santos Oliveira, Caroline Silva
Georgia State University; Sérgio Gallo, faculty mentor
Diversifying Soundscapes from Beginners’ Teaching Methods
Justin Gjata, Boqian Jing, Anna Pastrana, Kyungmin Yang
Roosevelt University; Yeeseon Kwon, faculty mentor
Music and Storytelling: Developing Imagination through the Use of AI
Ashley-May Burkhardt, Le Binh Anh Nguyen
University of Cincinnati; Michelle Conda, faculty mentor
Unveiling Mel Bonis’ Musical Tales: A Journey through “Album pour les Tout-Petits, Op. 103”
Bradley Bee, Helena Rosa, Ivy Smith
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; Lynn Worcester Jones, faculty mentor
Honorable Mentions
Professor’s Corner: Teaching Masterclasses
Khanh Nhi Luong (Michigan), Le Binh Anh Nguyen (Cincinnati), Jasmine Wong (Michigan)
University of Cincinnati / University of Michigan; John Ellis, faculty mentor
Making a Music Major: Helping Your Student Successfully Transition to College
Lizzie French, Sharon Hui
University of Colorado Boulder; Jennifer Hayghe, faculty mentor
Thanks to All Submitters and Faculty Mentors
The Frances Clark Center sincerely thanks all sixteen universities and their faculty mentors who submitted proposals for the 2024 Collegiate Connections event. We look forward to highlighting the outstanding work of pedagogy and collegiate groups and to foster global community engagement among our collegiate cohorts and faculty. Register today to attend the event!
* This event will be held live and will not be available for replay. In addition, note that the Call for Proposals has now closed as of April 3, 2024.