Diane Orlofsky President
Research Division
There will be a research poster session at the 2008 Alabama Music Education Association Inservice Conference. If you are interested in presenting your lat- est research (or even the abstract and references for a newly minted research project), please send the follow- ing:
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS 2008 AMEA Research Division Poster Session
Submit an abstract (500 words or less), a sepa- rate cover with author contact information, affiliation, and a working bibliography to Dr. Diane Orlofsky, Long School of Music, Troy University, Troy, AL 36082
Deadline for submission: September 30, 2007 Graduate students are encouraged to submit!
Speaking of graduate students, there were several repre- sented at the Alabama Music Research Seminar, held on the campus of the University of Alabama, June 23, 2007. Their work and the work of their faculty col- leagues are listed below. This event is sponsored by the UA School of Music every other year and it is a great way for new research to be disseminated in an environ- ment that is both supportive and engaging. Kudos to all the presenters and the participants!
Quantifying the Quantitative: Four Decades of the Journal of Music Therapy" Carol Prickett, Professor University of Alabama
cpricket@bama.ua.edu
"The Effect of Five Different Horizontal Melodic Intervals on Music Majors Labeling the Degree of Perceived Emotional 'Happiness' as Measured by a Five- Point Likert Scale" Travis Bender, M.A. (music ed.) student University of Alabama
bende007@bama.ua.edu
"The Relationship between Presentation (Audio-visual, Audio, Live), Participant Involvement, and Song Identification among Pre-kindergarten and Kindergarten Children"
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Kenneth McGuire, Assoc. Prof. University of Alabama
kmcguire@bama.ua.edu
"Prediction of Music Teacher Retention in the United States Analysis of the 1999-2000 NCES Schools and Staffing Survey" Carl Hancock, Asst. Prof. University of Alabama
chancock@bama.ua.edu
"Effects of the Therapist's Nonverbal Behavior on Participation and Affect of Individuals with Alzheimer's Disease During Group Music Therapy Sessions" Andrea Cevasco, Asst. Prof. University of Alabama
acevasco@bama.ua.edu
"Observation and Analysis of Expert Teaching in Beginning Band" Michael Worthy, Assoc. Prof. University of Mississippi
mworthy@olemiss.edu
"A Beginning Study on Wind Band Sound Altered by Seating Arrangement" Stuart Tankesley, M.A. (music ed.) student University of Alabama
Stuart.Tankesley@gmail.com
"Pilot Study on the effect of Conducting Instruction in Duple Versus Triple Meter on Beginning Band Musical Performance" Juanita Proffitt, M.A. (music ed.) student University of Alabama
jpctrombone@msn.com
"Survey of High School Band Director Attitudes Towards Their Undergraduate Conducting Classes" Bill DeJournett, Asst. Prof. University of Mississippi
dejou@olemiss.edu
I'm off to watch my own graduate students conduct a "mock" research poster session of their graduate research papers. This type of process makes research accessible and fun! Try it
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