The Summer Master of Music in Music Education degree program is designed for the
professional music educator. Through a series of foundational courses and curriculum-based workshops, the program interweaves research and practice, leading students to reflect on and apply knowledge and experiences from coursework to their teaching. The program is offered during a five-week intensive summer session from late June through the end of July. The course-work, which can be completed in three summers, includes: 12 credits in music
education; 6 credits in theory, musicology, composition or jazz studies; 10-12 credits of week-long workshops, and 2-3 credits for a final presentation or thesis.
MUSED 500 (SECTION 201) - Research Design in Music Education
MUSED 501 (SECTION 201) - The Psychology of Music Teaching and Learning
MUSED 502 (SECTION 201) - History and Philosophy of Music Education
MUSED 503 (SECTION 201) - Curriculum Development in Music Education
MUSED 407 (SECTION 201) - Theory Review
MUSICOLOGY - Currently being finalized
THEORY - Currently being finalized
2010 Summer Workshops
More workshops are currently being finalized, please visit this site again later.
June 20 - 25
CONDUCT 507 (SECTION 035) Band Conducting and Pedagogy Worskhop
Michael Haithcock / Rodney Dorsey, University of Michigan
Note: This workshop begins Sunday evening, June 20
July 12 -16
CONDUCTING 507 (SECTION 027) Choral Conducting Symposium
Jerry Blackstone / Paul Rardin/Julie Skadsem, University of Michigan
