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Curriculum Vita

Steven R. Moser, Ph.D. Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Professor of Music, School of Music The University of Southern Mississippi

EDUCATION

The University of Southern Mississippi – Doctor of Philosophy, 2003 Educational Leadership and Research College of Education and Psychology Dissertation Title: Beyond the Mozart effect: Age-related cognitive functioning in instrumental music participants

Texas Christian University – Master of Music, with distinction, 1986 Instrumental Music – French Horn, Music Education, Conducting Research Area: Contemporary music in secondary instrumental music education

The University of Mississippi – Bachelor of Music, cum laude, 1983 Music Education, French Horn

FELLOWSHIPS

Harvard University – Management Development Program, 2007 Graduate School of Education, Summer Fellow

Aspen Institute – Wye Deans Seminar, 2014 Citizenship in the American and Global Polity (an interdisciplinary seminar for CAOs, Academic Vice Presidents, Provosts, and Academic Deans)

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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIGNMENTS

INTERIM PROVOST AND VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS The University of Southern Mississippi Summer, 2015 – PRESENT

General Duties

1. Chief Academic Officer supporting faculty, staff, and student research, teaching, and learning experiences.

2. Support of and leadership related to assessment, accreditation, and academic policies.

3. Budget supervision for academic affairs and planning, general oversight of searches for new faculty, and tenure and promotion processes for current faculty .

Specific Accomplishments

1. Facilitation of conversations that has resulted in the adoption of a single Constituent Relationship Manager (CRM).

2. Reorganization of organizational structures in academic affairs, most dramatically in enrollment management and admissions, leading to immediate impact on enrollment and anticipated structural support for student success initiatives and academic administrative support for Gulf Park operations.

3. Development of relational database for productivity analysis and forecasting (ongoing).

4. Facilitating the mapping of college strategic plans under the institutional framework towards the establishment of strategic plans and initiatives in Academic Affairs (ongoing).

5. Alignment of budgeting process in Academic Affairs with institutional processes and timelines.

DEAN COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS The University of Southern Mississippi 2012-2015 (Interim Dean, 2011)

Organizational Complexity: The College of Arts and Letters is one of six degree granting colleges at the institution, consisting of programs, centers and institutes in the humanities, social sciences and the arts. The college consists of two Schools (Mass Communication and Journalism and Music), twelve academic departments, aerospace studies, and military science. The programs in Art and Design, Dance, Music, and Theatre hold national accreditation, one of only a handful of university to claim this distinction. The School of Mass Communication and Journalism is also accredited through ACEJMC. The Dean serves as both the chief academic officer in the college and is charged with management of the $22M budget. Reporting to the provost, the dean works in close partnership with the Vice President for Development and the Vice President for Research.

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General Duties

1. Leadership of faculty and instructional staff towards excellence in teaching and scholarship.

2. Management and evaluation of eighteen academic unit leaders and through them their nearly 200 faculty and staff.

3. Fiscal management of college budgets and strategic initiatives.

4. Oversight of curriculum development, assessment, and program reviews.

5. Arts oversight and strategic planning.

6. Development activities related to external funding opportunities, working with affinity groups like Partners for the Arts towards increase gifts to the college.

Specific Accomplishments

1. Worked with faculty and staff to develop the college’s first strategic plan. The year-long process resulted in a new vision and mission statements, strategic goals, and action items that informed the accomplishments that follow.

2. Institute for Collaborate Research and Engagement (iCoRE) – Established, 2012. Grant submissions have increased by 200%, Grants received in the arts, humanities and social sciences currently holding at $1,000,000 to 1,500,000/year, a 400% increase since 2011.

3. Southern Quarterly – published by The University of Southern Mississippi since 1962, the Southern Quarterly is an internationally known scholarly journal devoted to the interdisciplinary study of Southern arts and culture. In decline until 2011, under college leadership, the journal has increased it subscription base by 60%, and was accepted in 2014 for distribution by Project MUSE, the leading provider of digital humanities and social sciences content.

4. Undergraduate Student Success Initiatives – Jump Scholars program, peer student mentoring and advising programs, and undergraduate research symposium – all initiated or expanded since 2012, many adopted as university-wide initiatives.

5. Faculty Leadership Institute (FLI) – a year-long select faculty leadership seminar designed to grow leadership from within current faculty ranks, targeting mid-career faculty. Two cohorts have completed the program and many of the participants are now serving administrative or university-wide committee leadership roles.

6. College Profile Expansion – Through a comprehensive communication plan, and in partnership with department chairs and school directors, our success in our scholarly and creative research, and in our teaching is no longer a well-kept secret. The results have impacted faculty/staff satisfaction and has had positive impact on the recruitment of high

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quality students to our undergraduate and graduate programs.

7. College Forensics Team – Once a strong program at Southern Miss, debate was defunded in the 1990s but was returned to campus in 2013. Tied to student success initiatives and the recruiting potential for high performing high school seniors, debate epitomizes the work we do collectively in arts and letters to improve communication and increase critical thinking skills. In three short years, the team has already won numerous collegiate competitions and has competed internationally.

8. Restoration of language study – Since 2012, and through reallocation of budgets from across the college, world languages increased to include Chinese, Italian, Russian, and for a time Arabic. With an eye toward opportunities with the military and international studies and business, Arts and Letters has re-established language programs that were once nearly eliminated.

9. Established a Department of Interdisciplinary Studies – A research based plan of study culminating in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS), the creative and innovative degree program is tailored to individual education interests and career goals. The program also provides an otherwise traditional college (Arts and Letters) with the agility to adapt to emerging fields. The program is one of the fastest growing majors in the college.

OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE AND ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS – Interim Dean, 2011 – Senior Associate Dean, 2007-2011; – Associate Dean, 2005-2007

Graduate curriculum, distance learning, enrollment management Budgeting, forecasting, personnel Assessment (graduate), program review Staff supervision Technology liaison, facility management

Arts oversight – Acting Chair, Department of English, 2010-11; Guided department through organizational restructuring

SCHOOL OF MUSIC – Professor 2005-present Undergraduate Instrumental Conducting Graduate Instrumental Conducting and Pedagogy Graduate Music Administration Psychology of Music Education – Associate Director, 2002-2005

Advising, degree planning, student adjudication Course scheduling (3500 sections for degree programs through the doctorate)

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NASM Self Study (data collection and report generation, 2002-2003) Development, faculty training, and administration of Hybrid-Distance Master of

Music Education program – Associate Professor of Music, Tenured, 1997-2004

Undergraduate and graduate instrumental conducting Music education methods Computer applications and technology infusion in music course offerings Workshop/CEU (continuing education units) professional development programs

UNIVERSITY BANDS – Associate Director of Bands, 1990-2002

Conductor/director, Symphonic Winds Coordination/Administration, All-South Institute Activities, including honor bands and

summer camp program, music education outreach Administration of undergraduate scholarship program Coordination of on-campus interviews/auditions for prospective band students

Faculty in graduate instrumental conducting, including recruitment, screening, and assessment

– Director, Pride of Mississippi Marching Band, 1990-2002 Director/administrator, marching band, including supervision of graduate staff,

coordination of all aspects of athletic band performance obligations, arranger/writer, event management.

– Assistant Professor of Music, 1990-1997 Undergraduate instrumental conducting Music education methods Computer charting and marching band methods

Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas

Band Department – Associate Director of Bands, 1986-1990

Director/administrator, marching band, including charting/arranging, coordination of auxiliary units

Conductor, TCU Concert band, University Brass (brass choir), TCU Contemporary Music Ensemble

Music Department – Instructor, 1986-1990

Instrumental Score Study and Conducting Music education methods Marching band design Music theory and music fundamentals, Sight singing/ear training

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REPERTOIRE –Wind Band Repertoire (performed since 1990)

Alexander, Russell: March “The Southerner” (arr. Glenn Cliffe Bainum) Alford, Harry L.: The World is Waiting for the Sunrise Antoniou, Theodore: The Do Quintet Arnold, Malcolm: Four Scottish Dances Arnold, Malcolm: Tam O’Shanter, Op 51 Arutunian, Alexander: Concerto for Trumpet (arr. by Guy M. Duker) Barber, Samuel: First Symphony (trans, by Guy Duker) Barnes, James: Fantasy Variations on a Theme by Niccolo Paganini Bennett, Robert Russell: Suite of Old American Dances Benson, Warren: The Passing Bell Benson, Warren: The Solitary Dancer Bernstein, Leonard: Profanation from “Jeremiah Symphony” Bielawa, Herbert: Spectrum Bizet, Georges: Flower Song from “Carmen” (arr. A. Austin Harding) Boysen, Andrew, Jr.: Distored Images: A Jazzman’s Nightmare Bremer, Carolyn: Early Light Bulla, Stephen: Firestorm Bukvich, Daniel: The Dream of Abraham Camphouse, Mark: A Movement for Rosa Camphouse, Mark: Elegy Chance, John Barnes: Symphony No. 2 Chabrier, Emmanuel: Expaña Rhapsody Charlier, Theophile: Charlier Numero Dos (arr. by Gary Slechta) Cichy, Roger: …and make a joyous sound Cichy, Roger: Divertimento for Winds and Percussion Copland, Aaron: Down A Country Lane (trans. by Patterson) Copland, Aaron: El Salón México Creston, Paul: Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Band Cupero, E.V.: Honey Boys on Parade Curnow, James: Fanfare Prelude on “Lobe den Herren” Curnow, James: Symphonic Variants Defaye, Jean-Michel: Two Dances for Trombone Dahl, Ingolf: Sinfonietta for Band Dello Joio, Norman: Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn Dello Joio, Norman: Scenes from “The Louvre” Dello Joio, Norman: Songs of Abelard Dello Joio, Norman: Variants on a Medieval Tune Etler, Alvin: Concerto for Clarinet and Chamber Ensemble Gates, Keith: Icarus and Daedalus Gillingham, David: New Century Dawn Gillis, Don: Spiritual (trans. by Glenn Cliffe Bainum) Gorb, Adam: Awayday Gotkovsky, Ida: Poéme de Feu pour grande orchestre d’harmonie Gounod, Charles: Petite Symphonie in B-flat, Op. 90

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Granger, Percy: Blithe Bells Grainger, Percy: Colonial Song Grainger, Percy: Country Gardens Grainger, Percy: The Duke of Marlborough Fanfare Grainger, Percy: Irish Tune From County Derry Grainger, Percy: Lincolnshire Posy Grainger, Percy: Mock Morris Grainger, Percy: Molly on the Shore Grainger, Percy: Spoon River Hanson, Howard: Nordic Symphony No. 1 (arr. by Joseph Maddy) Hanson, Howard: Chorale and Alleluia, Op 42 Hartley, Walter S.: Sinfonia No. 4 Heins, John: Overture for Band Hindemith, Paul: Geschwindmarsch Hindemith, Paul: Symphonic Metamorphosis of Themes by Weber Holst, Gustav: Hammersmith (Prelude and Scherzo), Op. 52 Holst, Gustav: Second Military Suite in F Holst, Gustav: Suite No. 1 in E-flat Ives, Charles: “Country Band” March (arr. by James B. Sinclair) Jacob, Gordon: William Byrd Suite Jager, Robert: Lord Guard and Guide (The Men Who Fly) Jenkins, Joseph Willcox: American Overture for Band Kalliwoda, Johann Wenzel: Variations and Rondo, Op 57 Kabalevsky, Dmitri: Overture to Colas Breugnon, (trans. by Hunsberger) Kalliwoda, Johann Wenzel: Variations and Rondo (arr. by Andrew Balent) Khachaturian, Aram: Dance Episode I from the Ballet “Spartacus” Larsson, Lars-Erik: Concertino for Trombone Lijnschooten, Henk van: Ouverture 2000 for Wind Band Lo Presti, Ronald: Elegy for a Young American Lope, Santiago: Gallito Loudová, Ivana: Dramatic Concerto for Percussion Lukás, Zdenek: Sinfonia Brevis Margolis, Bob: Allegro Brillante Mahr, Timothy: Imprints Mahr, Timothy: The Soaring Hawk Maslanka, David: Golden Light Maslanka, David: Symphony No. 2 Melillo, Stephen: Chorale and Tocatta McBeth, W. Francis: Through Countless Halls de Meij, Johan: T-Bone Concerto Milhaud, Darius: Suite Française, Op 248 Moussorgsky, Modest: Night on the Bare Mountain Nelhybel, Vaclav: Symphonic Movement Nelson, Ron: Morning Alleluias Nixon, Roger: Centennial Fanfare March Persichetti, Vincent: Celebrations

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Persichetti, Vincent: Divertimento for Band, op. 42 Persichetti, Vincent: Psalm for Band, Op. 53 Persichetti, Vincent: Symphony No. 6, Op. 69 Orff, Carl: Carmina Burana: Suite (trans. John Krance) Ravel, Maurice: Pavane pour une Infante défunte (arr. By Johan de Meij) Reed, Alfred: Alleluia! Laudamus Te Reed, Alfred: La Procession du Rocio Reed, Alfred: Second Symphony for Concert Band Reed, Alfred: Symphony No. 3 Reed, H. Owen: La Fiesta Mexicana Respighi, Ottorino: The Pines of Rome (trans. by Guy M. Duker) Rimsky-Korsakov, Procession of the Nobles Rudin, Rolf: Der Traum Des Oenghus, Op. 37 Rudin, Rolf: Ein Wellenspiel Saint-Saëns, Camille: Pas Redoublé Schuman, William: When Jesus Wept Schwantner, Joseph: …and the mountains rising nowhere Shostakovich, Dimitri: “Finale” from Symphony No. 5 (trans. by Righter) Shostakovich, Dmitri: Festive Overture Smith, Claude T.: Rondo for Trumpet Smith, Claude T.: Enternal Father, Strong to Save Smith, Claude T.: Rondo for Trumpet Sousa, John Philip: The Invincible Eagle Sousa, John Philip: The Pathfinder of Panama Sousa, John Philip: The Washington Post Sparke, Philip: A Pittsbrugh Overture Sparke, Philip: The Year of The Dragon Stamp, Jack: Chorale and Tocatta Strauss, Johann: Overture to Die Fledermaus (arr. By Lucien Cailliet) Strauss, Richard: Allerseelen Strauss, Richard: Concerto No. 1, Op. 11 (trans. by John Anderson) Strauss, Richard: Serenade Op. 7 Stravinsky, Igor: Circus Polka Ticheli, Frank: Amazing Grace Ticheli, Frank: Postcard Tull, Fisher: Sketches on a Tudor Psalm Van der Roost, Jan: Puszta “Four Gypsy Dances” Van der Roost, Jan: Signature Van der Roost, Jan: Spartacus Vaughan Williams, Ralph: English Folk Song Suite Vaughan Williams, Ralph: Toccata Marziale Wagner, Richard: Trauersinfonie (revised by Erik Leidzen) Williams, Clifton: Fanfare and Allegro Williams, Clifton: Symphonic Dane #3 Williams, John: The Cowboys (trans. by Gary Lewis) Wilson, Dana: Piece of Mind

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Whitacre, Eric: The Ghost Train Tryptich Whitacre, Eric: October Wilson, Dana: Piece of Mind Wood, Haydn: Mannin Veen Woodward, James: Tuba Concerto Yager, Robert: Colonial Airs and Dances Zaninelli, Luigi: Battle Hymn of The Republic Zaninelli, Luigi: Carols Three: A Christmas Overture Zaninelli, Luigi: Hymn and Pavane Zaninelli, Luigi: Fantasia Veneziana, from the Ballet “The Jester” Zaninelli, Luigi: Four Hymns for Symphonic Band Zaninelli, Luigi: Lagan Love Zaninelli, Luigi: The Magic Ballroom Zaninelli, Luigi: Musica Sacra

(List does not include literature studied, but not performed.) Recordings Compact Disc Concert Series, University Bands, The University of Southern Mississippi, 1998 – 2003:

1. Ein Wellenspiel, Symphonic Winds Concert Recording. Vestige Audio Productions, Baton Rouge, La – Spring, 2002

2. La Procession Du Roccio, featuring student artist, Craig Lundgren, Symphonic Winds

Concert Recording. Vestige Audio Productions, Baton Rouge, La – Spring, 2002

3. España Rhapsody, Symphonic Winds Concert Recording. Vestige Audio Productions, Baton Rouge, La – Spring, 2001

4. Maslanka, featuring guest artist Richard Perry, Wind Ensemble Concert Recording.

Vestige Audio Productions, Baton Rouge, La – Fall, 2001.

5. Early Light, with guest artist Marta Hofacre, Symphonic Winds Concert Recording. Vestige Audio Productions, Baton Rouge, La – Spring. 2000

6. Movement for Rosa, featuring student artist, Michael Lorman, Symphonic Winds Concert

Recording. Vestige Audio Productions, Baton Rouge, La – Spring 2000

7. Year of The Dragon, Symphonic Winds Concert Recording. Vestige Audio Productions, Baton Rouge, La – Spring, 1999

8. The Symphonic Winds, Symphonic Winds Concert Recording. Vestige Audio Productions,

Baton Rouge, La – 1998

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CONDUCTING, GUEST CONDUCTING International

1. Banda Dell’ Esercito, Rome, Italy. Fulvio Cruex, commander/conductor, host. Guest conductor, October 2003

2. USM Wind Ensemble, Guest Conductor. Tour of Italy, March 2000

3. Banda Municpal de Barcelona, Spain. Xavier Martin Guerra, host. Guest conductor, May

1999

4. Concert Touring Band, The University of Southern Mississippi, Joint Concert with Red Army Band (Russia), Dublin, Ireland, 1998

5. Concert Touring Band, The University of Southern Mississippi, Irish National Radio,

Concert Performance from Limerick, Ireland, 1998

6. Pride of Mississippi (USM Marching Band), St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Dublin, Ireland, March 1998

7. USM Wind Ensemble, Guest Conductor. American Bandmasters Association Convention,

Guest, Conductor. Biloxi, Mississippi, March 1998

8. Pride of Mississippi (USM Marching Band), St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Dublin, Ireland, March 1995

9. Symphonic Winds, The University of Southern Mississippi, Saint Patrick’s Day

International Music Festival, Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, 1995

National

1. Pride of Mississippi Marching Band, The University of Southern Mississippi, Division I Football, Post-season Bowl Game Performances – Mobile, Alabama Bowl, 2000

2. Pride of Mississippi Marching Band, The University of Southern Mississippi, Division I

Football, Post-season Bowl Game Performances – Liberty Bowl, 1999

3. Pride of Mississippi Marching Band, The University of Southern Mississippi, Division I Football, Post-season Bowl Game Performances – Humanitarian Bowl, Boise, Idaho, 1998


Football, Post-season Bowl Game Performances – Liberty Bowl, 1997

5. Pride of Mississippi Marching Band, The University of Southern Mississippi, Division I Football, Post-season Bowl Game Performances – All-American Bowl, Birmingham,

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Alabama, 1990 Regional/State

1. Symphonic Winds, The University of Southern Mississippi, USM Spring Concert Series,

2004 Repertoire: Smith, Danse Folatre; Albénz, Féte-Díeu Á Seville; Cheetham, Concertino for Brass Quintet and Symphonic Band; Creux, Valle D’Aosta; Hanson, Dies Natalis; Heins, Overture for Band; Arutunian, Concerto for Trumpet; Charlier, Charlier Numero Dos; Wagner, Liebestod; Grainger, Irish Tune from County Derry; Shepherd’s Hey; Lehar, Dein ist mein ganzes Herz; Clarke, The Southern Cross;


2003 Repertoire: Kabalevsky, Overture to Colas Breugnon; Tichelli, Postcard; Barber, First Symphony; Sousa, The Washington Post; Shostakovich, Festive Overture, op. 96; Lo Presti, Elegy for a Young American; Yager, Colonial Airs and Dances; Wood, Mannin Veen; Hindemith, March from Symphonic Metamorphosis of Themes by Carl Maria von Weber; Reed, Alleluia! Laudamus Te; Arnold, Tam O’ Shanter, op 51


2002 Repertoire: Cichy, “…and make a joyous sound”; Rudin, Ein Wellenspiel für Sinfonishes Blasorchester, op. 45a; Giroux, Fort McHenry Suite; Whitacre, October; Bulla, Firestorm; Reed, La Procession du Rocio; Creston, Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Band; Grainger, Mock Morris; Holst, Second Suite in F; Chabrier, España Rhapsody


football pre-game and half-time performances, 2001

5. Symphonic Winds, The University of Southern Mississippi, USM Spring Concert Series, 2000 Repertoire: Bremer, Early Light; de Meij, T-Bone Concerto; Lope, Gallito; Sparke, Year of the Dragon; Rimsky-Korsakov, “Procession of Nobles” from Mlada; Camphouse, A Movement for Rosa; Larsson, Concertino for Tombone, Op. 45, No. 7; Jacob, William Byrd Suite; Reed, Symphony No. 3

6. Wind Ensemble, Fall, 2000 (sabbatical replacement) Repertoire: Gillingham, New

Century Dawn; Woodward, Tuba Concerto; Gorb, Awayday; Maslanka, Symphony No. 2; Zaninelli, Carols Three: A Christmas Overture


football pre-game and half-time performances, 2000 (N.B.: Spring 1999 – sabbatical leave, residency for doctorate)



9. Symphonic Winds, The University of Southern Mississippi, USM Spring Concert Series, 1998 Repertoire: Strauss, Overture to Die Fledermaus; Persichetti, Divertimento for

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Band; Gillis, Spiritual; Rudin, Der Traum Des Oenghus, Op. 37; Saint-Saëns, Pas Redoublé; Nixon, Centennial Fanfare March; Grainger: The Duke of Marlborough Fanfare; Cichy, Divertimento for Winds and Percussion; Van der Roost, Puszta “Four Gypsy Dances; de Meij, T-Bone Concerto; Lukás, Sinfonia Brevis



11. Symphonic Winds, The University of Southern Mississippi, USM Spring Concert Series, 1997 Repertoire: Gates, Icarus and Daedalus; Whitacre, The Ghost Train Tryptich; Stamp, Chorale and Tocatta; Melillo, David; Hindemith, March from Symphonic Metamorphosis; Heins, Overture for Band; Defaye, Two Dances for Trombone; Persichetti, Symphony No. 6 for Band; Smith, Rondo for Trumpet; Bizet, Flower Song “Carmen”; Wilson, Piece of Mind.



13. Symphonic Winds, The University of Southern Mississippi, USM Spring Concert Series, 1996 Repertoire: Jenkins, American Overture for Band; Grainger, Lincolnshire Posy; Sousa, The Invincible Eagle; Barnes, Fantasy Variations; Khachaturian, Dance Episode I; Bernstein, Profanation; Curnow, Symphonic Variants; Nelhybel, Symphonic Movement; Sparke, The Year of The Dragon



15. Symphonic Winds, The University of Southern Mississippi, USM Spring Concert Series, 1995 Repertoire: McBeth, Through Countless Halls; Copland, Down A Country Lane; Grainger, Irish Tune From County Derry; Kalliwoda, Variations and Rondo, Op. 57; Kabalevsky, Overture to Colas Breugnon; Van der Roost, Spartacus



17. Symphonic Winds, The University of Southern Mississippi, USM Spring Concert Series, 1994 Repertoire: Sparke, A Pittsburg Overture; Bukvich, Dream of Abraham; Maslanka, Golden Light; Sousa, The Pathfinder of Panama; de Luca, Beautiful Colorado; Gregson, The Sword and the Crown; Shostakovich, Festive Overture; Hanson, Nordic Symphony No. 1; Dello Joio, Scenes form “The Louvre”; Strauss, Concerto No. 1, Op. 11; Holst, Hammersmith; Hindemith, Geschwindmarsch by Beethoven

18. Wind Ensemble, Fall, 1994 (sabbatical replacement) Repertoire: Ticheli, Postcard;

Camphouse, Elegy; Etler, Concerto for Clarinet and Chamber Ensemble; Stravinsky, Circus Polka; Respighi, The Pines of Rome

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19. Pride of Mississippi Marching Band, The University of Southern Mississippi, Division I football pre-game and half-time performances, 1994


1993 Repertoire: Lijnschooten, Ouverutre 2000 for Wind Band; Boysen, Distorted Images-A Jazzman’s Nightmare; Ravel, Pavane pour une Infante défunte; Nelson, Morning Alleluias; Loudová, Dramatic Concerto, Gotkovsky, Poéme Du Feu; Ives, Country Band March; Mahr, Imprints; Grainger, Irish Tune from County Derry; Tull, Sketches on a Tudor Psalm; Reed, Second Symphnony for Concert Band



22. Symphonic Winds, The University of Southern Mississippi, USM Spring Concert Series, 1992 Repertoire: Williams, The Cowboys; Schwanter, and the mountains rising nowhwere; Jager, Lord Guard and Guide; Zaninelli, Fantasia Veneziana; Cupero, Honey Boys on Parade; Grainger, Spoon River; Strauss, Allerseelen; Hartley, Sinfonia No. 4



24. Symphonic Winds, The University of Southern Mississippi, USM Spring Concert Series, 1991 Repertoire: Van der Roost, Signatures; Chance, Symphony No. 2; Moussorgsky, Night on the Bare Mountain; Alexander, March “The Southerner”; Alford, The World is Waiting for the Sunrise; Curnow, Fanfare Prelude on “Lobe den Herren; Schuman, When Jesus Wept; Williams, Symphonic Dance #3



26. Pride of Mississippi Marching Band, The University of Southern Mississippi, Division I football pre-game and half-time performances, 1990

ADJUDICATION: Concert Band Festivals and Contests

International

1. Limerick Music Festival – Ireland, 1997 (International participation, international adjudication panel)

2. Atlantic Group Tours, Limerick Music Festival – Ireland, 1994 (International

participation, international adjudication panel)

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National 1. Florida State Concert Band Festival, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 (Nationally recognized

adjudication panel)

2. Alabama State Concert Band Festival, 2007 (Nationally recognized adjudication panel) 3. American Classic Music Festival – New Orleans, 2005 (National participation, nationally

recognized adjudication panel) 4. Florida State Concert Band Festival, 2004 (National participation, nationally recognized

adjudication panel) 5. American Classic Music Festival – New Orleans, 2003 (National participation, nationally

recognized adjudication panel) 6. American Classic Music Festival – New Orleans, 2002 (National participation, nationally

recognized adjudication panel) 7. American Classic Music Festival – Galveston, 2001 (National participation, nationally

recognized adjudication panel) 8. American Classic Music Festival – New Orleans, 2001 (National participation, nationally

recognized adjudication panel) 9. South Coast Concert Band Festival – Corpus Christi, 2001 (National participation,

nationally recognized adjudication panel)

10. Alabama State Concert Band Festival, 2000 (Nationally recognized adjudication panel) 11. American Classic Music Festival – New Orleans, 2000 (Participation from throughout the

country, nationally recognized adjudication panel) 12. Florida State Concert Band Festival, 2000 (Nationally recognized adjudication panel) 13. American Classic Music Festival – New Orleans, 1999 (National participation, nationally

recognized adjudication panel) 14. Florida State Concert Band Festival, 1999 (Nationally recognized adjudication panel) 15. Alabama State Concert Band Festival, 1998 (Nationally recognized adjudication panel) 16. Indiana State Concert Band Contest, 1998 (Nationally recognized adjudication panel)

17. Florida State Concert Band Festival, 1996 (Nationally recognized adjudication panel)

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18. South Coast Concert Band Festival – Corpus Christi, 1995 (National participation, nationally recognized adjudication panel)

19. Alabama State Concert Band Festival, 1994 (Nationally recognized adjudication panel)

Regional

1. Louisiana Music Educators Association District Festival – Lafayette, 2001

2. Alabama District Concert Band Festival - Huntsville, 1999


4. Alabama District Concert Band Festival – Bay Minette, 1998

5. Louisiana Music Educators Association District Festival – Monroe, 1998

6. Alabama District Concert Band Festival - Hunstville, 1996



9. Louisiana Music Educators Association District Festival – Hammond, 1993



State

1. Gulf Coast Band Festival – Gulfport, 1998


3. Gulf Coast Solo and Ensemble – Ocean Springs, 1997

4. Southwest Mississippi Band Festival – Brookhaven, 1997


6. Gulf Coast Solo and Ensemble – Ocean Springs, 1996

7. Mississippi Private School Association State Festival – Jackson, 1996


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13. Meridian Junior High School Band Festival, 1992

14. Gulf Coast Solo and Ensemble Festival – Ocean Springs, 1991

CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS International

1. International Conference on Arts and Humanities, University of Hawaii, Honolulu. Presentation Topic: Age related cognitive functioning in older adult instrumental musicians, 2004

National

1. SRIG (Special Research Interest Group) for Adult and Community Music Education Committee of the Music Educators National Conference, ACME National Convention, Milwaukee, Presiding Officer, 2007.

2. SRIG (Special Research Interest Group) for Adult and Community Music Education

Committee of the Music Educators National Conference, ACME National Convention, Ithica College. Presiding Officer, 2006.

3. SRIG (Special Research Interest Group) for Adult and Community Music Education

Committee of the Music Educators National Conference, ACME National Convention, University of Wisconsin – Madison. Presentation Topic: Cognitive Function in Adult Instrumental Musicians, 2005.

4. TDML (Technological Directions in Music Learning) Conference, University of Texas at

San Antonio. Presentation Topic: Bridging the distance, bringing graduate education to in-service music teachers, (presented with Anita Davis, Associate Professor of Music, USM), 2003

Regional

1. Marianna, Florida Schools, Teacher Training In-service. Topic: Building a Winning Season, 1998

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State

2. Lamar County Schools, Teacher In-service. Topic: Conducting Workshop for New Band

Directors, 1998

3. Purvis High School, Student Leadership Training. Topic: Adventure-based Student Leadership Training for Band, 1998

4. Jackson Preparatory High School, Student Workshop. Topic: Adventure-based Student

Leadership Training, 1997

5. Oak Grove High School, Student/Teacher Workshop. Topic: Enhancing Group Dynamics from the Podium, 1997

6. Pearl River Community College, Student Workshop. Topic: Adventure-based Student

Leadership Training, 1997

7. Oak Grove High School, Student/Teacher Workshop. Topic: Enhancing Group Dynamics from the Podium, 1996

8. Purvis High School, Student Leadership Training. Topic: Adventure-based Student

Leadership Training for Band, 1996

9. Pearl River Community College, Student Workshop. Topic: Adventure-based Student Leadership Training, 1995

10. Oak Grove High School, Student/Teacher Workshop. Topic: Enhancing Group Dynamics

from the Podium, 1994

11. George County Schools, Teacher In-service. Topic: Software for Music Teachers, 1993

12. Lamar County Schools, Teacher In-service. Topic: Music and Technology, 1991

13. Southern Instrumental Conductors Conference, Hattiesburg. Topic: Computer Trends in Music Education, 1991.

PROESSIONAL SERVICE: Publications National

1. ACME SRIG Newsletter, editor. (Special Research Interest Group of the Adult Community

Music Education division of the Music Educator’s National Conference). 2006-2009.

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2. NBA Online, Electronic Journal and Professional Website of the National Band Association – Editor, 2002

3. NBA Online, Electronic Journal and Professional Website of the National Band Association

– Editor, 2001


5. NBA Online, Electronic Journal and Professional Website of the National Band Association

– Editor, 1999


7. Jalen Publishing: nationally distributed marching band music (new music preview compact

disc recording) – The Pride of Mississippi, 1998

8. Moser, S. R. (1998). Musical tour of Ireland. Classical Music Magazine, Spring, 1998.

9. Jalen Publishing: nationally distributed marching band music (new music preview compact disc recording) – The Pride of Mississippi, 1997

10. Morales MusiComp Publishing: nationally distributed concert band music (new music

preview compact disc recording) – The Symphonic Winds, USM, 1997

11. Morales MusiComp Publishing: nationally distributed concert band music (new music preview compact disc recording) – The Symphonic Winds, USM, 1996

12. Moser, S. R. (1995). Marching band student leadership: Alternative training for section

leaders. BD Guide. Village Press, May 1995 Regional

1. College Band Directors National Association, Southern Division Newsletter – Editor, 1997

2. National Band Association, Southern Division Update – Editor, 1997





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Other

1. Moser, S. R. (2003). Beyond the Mozart Effect: An investigation into instrumental music participation and age-related cognitive decline in community bands (dissertation abstracts, University of Michigan, 1983).

CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH: Technology Integration and Course Development

1. Development of the master of music education degree hybrid distance learning track: In order to reach the entire state and beyond with courses and training in graduate level music education, particularly, to assist in-service teachers who seek a master’s degree or individual courses, but are unable to attend classes in Hattiesburg, the conversion of the traditional residency program began in 2001. The hybrid distance track is in the final stages of piloting, with six graduate students currently enrolled. The distance track will be available for regular admission in January 2005. The curriculum consists of fully online delivery, online delivery with a short residency requirement, or intensive study residency requirement with online course supplements. All M.M.Ed. courses were converted to hybrid online delivery by January 2005.

2. Observational system development in teaching instrumental conducting at the undergraduate and graduate level using digital recording systems, streaming video playback via WebCT, and technology interaction using Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Photoshop, MS PowerPoint, and Quicktime video for instructor/student analysis

3. Mentoring through WebCT including student/teacher mentoring at a distance for in-service

teachers, and continuing professional education using WebCT technology enhancement to traditional music curriculum in instrumental conducting and music education methods. Specifically, the technological tools used included:

Email for student access (WebCT, MS Outlook) Evaluation and analysis (MS Excel, SPSS) Digital video peer-to-peer and peer-to-student teaching analysis (iMovie, Quicktime, Real Producer, Real Media)

Presentations for in-class notes, review and material development (Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Photoshop, MS PowerPoint)

Music writing, editing, recording (Finale, Sibelius, MIDI) Webpage development (Macromedia Dreamweaver, Macromedia Fireworks,

Netscape Communicator, FTP)

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GRANTS, AWARDS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: As faculty in School of Music

1. All-South Institute: Summer Camps, 1990-2004 Administered through band department. Camp income used to supplement band scholarships and recruiting activities. $8000 per annum on average. Approximate total: $112,000

2. IHL Leadership Grant, 2002 Institutions for Higher Learning leadership grant winner.

Administered through Dr. Mark Hardy, Jackson State University. Area: technology and course deveopment. $1500.

3. All-South Institute: All-South Marching Band, 1992-2002 Administered through band

department. Event income used to supplement band scholarships and recruiting activities. $5000 per annum on average. Approximate total through 2002: $50,000

4. Faculty Mentor Award, The University of Southern Mississippi. Awarded through the

Provost's Office at The University of Southern Mississippi and administered by the Center for Education and Learning Technology (CELT), 2002

5. PT3 Grant Recipient. Funded through the "Preparing Mississippi's Future Teachers to Use

Technology" project and supported by grants from the U.S. Department of Education's Preparing Tomorrow's Teachers to Use Technology (PT3) program, 2002

6. Title III, Faculty Mentor Grant, Office of the Provost, The University of Southern

Mississippi, Fall, 2002 $5000

7. National Band Association, Distinguished Service to the Profession. Awarded at the Mid-West International Band and Orchestra Clinic, Chicago, Illinois, 2001

8. Panelist, Mississippi Educational Television, in conjunction with the Southeastern

Educational Consortium (60 minute segment in series). Topic: Technology and Music, 1997

9. Tau Beta Sigma, National Outstanding Sponsor of the Year, National Convention,

Phoenix, Arizona, 1997

10. Mississippi Marching Band Championship, 1994-1996. Income used to supplement marching band scholarships. Income total: $42,000

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SERVICE: Doctoral Committees

Graduate Committees, 2011-present - Meghan Sheehy, Ph.D. – Music Education

Graduate Committees, 2009-10 - Bryant, William, Doctor of Musical Arts - Cargile, Kim, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Francis, Joseph, Doctor of Music Arts- Conducting - Hackler, Patricia, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Harris, Darryl, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Martin, John, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Rogers, Jonathan P., Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Weikle, Paul, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Welborn, Dan, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting

Graduate Committees, 2008-09 - Cargile, Kim, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Hackler, Patricia, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Harris, Darryl, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Martin, John, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Webb, Kathy, Doctor of Philosophy, Music Education

Graduate Committees, 2007-08 - Cargile, Kim, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Hackler, Patricia, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Harris, Darryl, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Martin, John, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Perry, Dawn, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Standland, Jamie, Doctor of Musical Arts – Conducting - Taylor, Bryan, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Webb, Kathy, Doctor of Philosophy, Music Education

Graduate Committees, 2006-07 - Bess, Jody, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Buck, Michael, Doctor of Philosophy – Music Education - Cargile, Kim, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Hackler, Patricia, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Martin, John, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Perry, Dawn, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Standland, Jamie, Doctor of Musical Arts – Conducting - Taylor, Bryan, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting

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Graduate Committees, 2005-06 - Bess, Jody, Doctor of Musical Arts – Conducting - Buck, Michael, Doctor of Philosophy – Music Education - Cargile, Kim, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Harris, Eric, Doctor of - - Musical Arts – Conducting - Mathews, Jeffery, Doctor of Musical Arts Conducting - Rhoden, Myra, Doctor of Musical Arts – Conducting - Standland, Jamie, Doctor of Musical Arts – Conducting - Vermillion, Carson, Doctor of Musical Arts – Conducting

Graduate Committees, 2004-05 - Bess, Jody, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Brown, James, Master of Music Education - Buck, Michael, Ph.D. – Music Education - Ford, Andrew, Master of Music Education - Harris, Eric, Doctor of Musical Arts – Conducting - Jackson, Heidi, Master of Music Education - Mathews, Jeffery, Doctor of Musical Arts - Conducting - Rhoden, Myra, Doctor of Musical Arts – Conducting - Standland, Jamie, Doctor of Musical Arts – Conducting - Vermillion, Carson, Doctor of Musical Arts – Conducting

McNair Faculty Mentor: Joyce McCall, B.M.Ed., 2004 - 2005

Graduate Committees, 2003

- Bobo, Andrew Todd, Master of Music Education - Mathews, Jeffrey, Doctor of Musical Arts – Conducting - Scott, Brian, Master of Music - Conducting - Vaughn, Brian, Master of Music Education - Vermillion, Carson, Doctor of Musical Arts – Conducting

Graduate Committees, 2002 - Bobo, Andrew Todd, Master of Music Education - Scott, Brian, Master of Music – Conducting - Taylor, John, Master of Music Education - Stringer, Steven, Master of Music Education - Vaughn, Brian, Master of Music Education

Graduate Committees, 2001 - Bolciaghi, Angelo, Master of Music Education - Preston, Anna, Master of Music Education - Stringer, Steven, Master of Music Education

Graduate Committees, 1994

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- Doyle, Dawn; Master of Music Education - Hernandez, Jose; Master of Music Education - Hellman, Daniel; Master of Music Education - Lopez, Jose; Master of Music Education - Mitchell, Brenda; Master of Music Education - Newby, Shirley; Master of Music Education - Scott, Angela; Master of Music Education - Staten, Terry J.; Master of Music Education - Taylor, Clifton; Master of Music Education

Graduate Committees, 1993 - Doyle, Dawn; Master of Music Education - Dunn, Gene; Master of Music Education - Hellman, Daniel; Master of Music Education - Hogan, Georgia Daphine; Master of Music Education - Hopper, Matt; Master of Music Education - Ivy, Terry; Master of Music Education - Murphy, Amanda; Master of Music Education - Newby, Shirley; Master of Music Education - Peterson, Thomas; Master of Music Education - Reaney, William C.; Master of Music Education - Wolverton, Andy; Master of Music Education

Graduate Committees, 1992 - Dunn, Gene; Master of Music Education - Hogan, Georgia Daphine; Master of Music Education - Hopper, Matt; Master of Music Education - Infanger, Lynn; Master of Music Education - Ivey, Terry; Master of Music Education - Kostelecky, Sharon; Master of Music Education - Presley, Melissa; Master of Music Education - Reaney, William C.; Master of Music Education - Riches, Lynn; Master of Music Education - Wolverton, Andy; Master of Music Education

Graduate Committees, 1991 - Green, Bryan; Master of Music Education - Infanger, Lynn; Master of Music Education - Kostelecky, Sharon; Master of Music Education - Presley, Melissa D.; Master of Music Education - Riches, Lynn; Master of Music Education

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Community Service

1. City of Hattiesburg, Mayor’s Youth Council, 1993-1995

2. City of Hattiesburg, Olympic Celebration Committee, 1995-1996

3. City of Hattiesburg Summer Arts Program, 1996-2000

4. South Mississippi/Greater New Orleans Deaf Action League, volunteer mentor/Englishteacher for the deaf and hard-of-hearing. 2000 – present

5. Hattiesburg Convention & Visitors Bureau, Lunch in the Park Program, 1993-1994

6. Pine Burr Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, Council #304, Eagle Scout Sponsor,1994-1998

7. Rotary International – Hattiesburg Chapter

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

1. International Council of Fine Art Deans

2. College Council of Arts and Sciences

3. Association of Public and Land-grant University

4. College Band Directors National Association

5. Kappa Delta Pi, Education Honor Society

6. Kappa Kappa Psi, National Band Fraternity

7. International Society for Technology in Education

8. Mississippi Bandmasters Association

9. National Association of Music Education

10. National Band Association

11. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Music Society

12. Phi Beta Mu, National Honorary Band Professional Society

13. Tau Beta Sigma, National Band Sorority, Beta Kappa Sponsor

Documents

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