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NEW FACULTY Fellow at the University of Durham during
Project, a curricular elementary school violin
contemporary German society, music and
which time he was also a Visiting Fellow at
program in Attica, Indiana. She was also
violence, and economic anthropology. She
Harvard University. He completed his PhD
the assistant director of the Fairview and
currently serves as a Research Ambassador
(Historical Musicology) in 2012.
Highland Park string programs, and taught
for the German Academic Exchange
violin and viola on the faculty of the Indiana
Service.
At age fourteen, Quinn became the youngest person ever appointed Organist at
University String Academy. She was adjunct
St. Michael’s Theological College, Llandaff.
faculty at Valparaiso University, a member
Since that time, he has held college, church
of the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra,
and cathedral positions in Durham (UK),
and also played with the Grand Rapids and
New York, Connecticut, and New Mexico
Louisville Symphony Orchestras.
and taught at the Blackheath Conservatoire,
At FSU, Bugaj teaches string techniques
Jackson’s work has been published in Musicians and Composers of the Twentieth
Century, The Forties in America, The Thirties in America, and Great African-Americans of
the Twentieth Century, all with Salem Press, and the National Association of Teachers of Singing Journal of Singing. Jackson’s
London, and Western Connecticut State
and methods courses; she also teaches at the
University. He has given lectures and
FSU Summer Music Camps. Her research
conference papers in the UK, Europe, and
interests include string pedagogy, working
with operatic, symphonic, and chamber
North America, including papers for the
with underserved populations, and music
ensembles throughout Germany, Italy, South
Royal Musical Association-Society for
teacher education. She has presented at state,
America, and the United States. A sought-
Musicology in Ireland, and the American
national, and international conferences and
after recitalist and interpreter of new music,
Musicological Society.
has published both academic articles and
Jackson has more than forty world and US
articles about music for the general audience.
premieres to her credit. Prior to joining the
world’s most important musical centers and
She is an active translator of Polish musical
College of Music faculty, Dr. Jackson served
at numerous international music festivals.
texts.
as the Music History Area Coordinator and
Quinn has performed in many of the
His scholarship has been supported by a
stage experience includes performances
Assistant Professor of Ethnomusicology and
published in Tempo, MLA Notes, Journal
of Victorian Culture, Interpreting Historical
MARGARET JACKSON, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ETHNOMUSICOLOGY,
Keyboard Music (Ashgate), and in editions of
holds the PhD in
Samuel Barber and Carl Czerny published
Musicology and the
by G. Schirmer and A-R Editions. He has
Doctor of Music in
FACULTY
recorded eleven CDs on the Chandos,
Voice Performance
Frank Kowalsky, clarinet (Spring 2013)
from Florida
Eliot Chapo, violin (Spring 2014)
number of prizes and grants and has been
Hyperion, and Raven labels.
2012 KATARZYNA BUGAJ, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF STRING MUSIC EDUCATION, received her PhD in Music Education from
Voice at Troy University in Alabama.
RECENTLY RETIRED
State University, the Master of Music
Larry Gerber, voice (Spring 2014)
and Performer’s Certificate in Vocal
Victoria McArthur, piano pedagogy
Performance from the Eastman School
(Summer 2014)
of Music, and the BA in German and
Don Gibson, Dean/theory (Fall 2015)
Philosophy from Birmingham-Southern
Anne Garee, piano technology (Spring 2016)
College. She completed additional studies
Patrick Meighan, saxophone (Spring 2016)
in German literature at Ruprecht-Karls
James Mathes, Associate Dean/theory
Universität in Heidelberg, Germany.
(Summer 2016)
Jackson is a former Fellow of the American
Bill Kennedy, jazz saxophone (Summer 2016)
Indiana University
Association of University Women, Rotary
Jacobs School of Music.
Ambassadorial Scholar to the University
STAFF
She also has degrees
of Heidelberg, Germany, and Deutsch
Sally Gross, registrar (Summer 2010)
from Western Michigan University and The
Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD)
Lucy Ho, opera costuming (Spring 2014)
Peabody Conservatory, and she is a graduate
visiting scholar to the University of Cologne,
Karey Fowler, undergraduate advising (Fall
of the Interlochen Arts Academy. Prior to
Germany. Among her study interests
2015)
her appointment at Florida State University,
are hip-hop culture, blues, minstrelsy,
Iris Melton, band office administrator
Bugaj was the director of the Attica Violin
agitpropaganda theater, music politics in
(Summer 2016)