Ball State Music Education Summer 2009

All courses must meet minimum enrollments to be offered. The Ball State University Music Education Department cannot guarantee that all of the following classes will meet this requirement. Early registration helps us provide accurate information to all graduate students. 

GRADUATE DEGREE CLASSES

• MUSED 660 Advanced Instrumental Music Methods (June 15 – July 24; MW 1:00p-4:10p; 3 credits)
  Dr. Ryan Hourigan, Instructor
  
  
• MUSED 620 Assessment Techniques in Music Education (June 15 – July 24; TR 1:00p-4:10p; 3 credits)
  Dr. Ryan Hourigan and Dr. Kevin Gerrity, Instructors

SPECIAL TOPIC WORKSHOPS

The following on-line workshops will be offered. Watch this spot or contact the instructors for additional information.

• Teaching Music To Children With Special Needs
  Dr. Ryan Hourigan, Instructor
  This workshop will focus on the following aspects of teaching music to children with disabilities: (a) Navigating the Special Education System (Including Special Education Law); (b) Adapting and Accommodating Children with Special Needs; and (c) Issues associated with mainstreaming and inclusion. Students will also receive training with actual students who struggle with disabilities through fieldwork experiences with area summer special education programs. Contact Dr. Hourigan for specific enrollment information.
  
  
• Music Teaching and Content Reading: Supporting Students and Literacy Initiatives While Maintaining the Integrity of the Music Curriculum
  Dr. Kevin Gerrity, Instructor

MUSIC HISTORY AND THEORY CLASSES

• MUSTH 601 Graduate Theory Review (June 15– July 24; MTWRF 9:15a-10:50a; 3 credits)
  Instructor TBA
  
  
• MUHIS 680 Symphonic Literature (June 15 – July 24; MW 1:00p-4:30p; 3 credits)
  Dr. Heather Platt, Instructor
  Prerequisites: Passed MUHIS Graduate Placement Test or MUHIS 610 Graduate History Review

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