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Music
Results of Assessment
2003-2004 (submitted
10/05/04)
The Music
Area outcomes assessment results for 2003-2004 showed the following:
1.
The Music History program change has been successful and students who
are entering from the old program are being integrated without a problem.
2.
There is a need to add more course availability in music technology.
3. The
Music Area needs to examine the Senior Project option for Music Education
majors during the 2005 school year.
4. There
is discussion about a pedagogy degree in some areas of instrumental music.
General Concerns
1. The music area's most pressing need remains a musicologist to effectively
teach the major courses in the music history area. With the restructuring
of the Music History program it has become necessary to use a larger portion
of the Instructional Wage budget to hire a faculty member to teach the
classes.
2. Recruiting
in the schools continues to be a problem. Faculty loads preclude taking
time out to travel to schools.
3. Discussion
of staging an opera has been postponed due to the resignation of Jim
Christian in the Theatre Area.
Accreditation
During the 2004-2005 school
year the Music Area will seek Final Approval from NASM by submitting the
required transcripts from students who have graduated since the new program was
put into place.
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