LJV wrote:I've meaning to mention that you never did cover the bad check you wrote me for listening to your "lecture" about "Never becoming emotionally involved with your squirrel." You still own me for a box of Kleenex, too...
Are you sure that check bounced? I still had checks, so I still should have had money. At any rate,you still owe me for the dinner I paid for after Richard Gere's "Gerbil Etiquette" Forum. Who knew he was on work release from animal cruelty charges, I thought he loved Gerbils. But I digress. Do the Kleenex have to be unused?
CONGRATULATIONS to Jamie, Cale and Matthew!!!!! You guys worked VERY hard to earn those positions, and you deserve to have full time positions in professional world.
Yet, I am very sorry that this thread got high-jacked by a bunch of people who...
Just saw this one posted. http://www.und.edu/dept/aao/newjobarts.htm#00015009 University of North Dakota seekeing a low brass lecturer. Good university with some wonderful faculty in the music department.
I have been appointed and accepted the tuba/euphonium position at Eastern Michigan University. We are excited to be headed back to MI!
Aaron Tindall
Principal Tuba - Naples Philharmonic
Frost School of Music - University of Miami
Tuba Professor- The Colburn School
Principal Tuba & Faculty - Eastern Music Festival
Aaron Tindall wrote:I have been appointed and accepted the tuba/euphonium position at Eastern Michigan University. We are excited to be headed back to MI!
Congrats!!! Say hello to my good friend Amy Knopps up there. She's a new faculty member as well!
Cale Self
Assistant Professor of Music
Acting Director of Bands & Instructor of Low Brass
University of West Georgia
Carrollton, GA
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Not interested, Chad?
Ken F.
I'm going to speak with the DB tomorrow morning, but they have at least 2 grad students and university rules state that to teach grad students you have to have your master's degree at minimum. Since I opted to go back into the public schools last year I didn't finish my degree. I'm hoping though that I might be able to get on as adjunct and do the undergrad lessons. We'll see what happens.
Found out that the UND position was advertised as per the hiring rules. Dr. Joel Pugh was part time last year and offered a full time position this year. Good luck to Dr. Pugh and the UND low brass studio.
Congratulations to the recently hired professors, and good luck with your semester.
The advertised position is filled by Mr. James Saliers. Thank you to all who were interested in the position.
I think I am qualified to confirm that we have a full-time prof and an adjunct prof for the tuba and euphonium studio at Texas A&M University-Kingsville. We have 25 tuba and/or euphonium majors at our school, and some of you may have seen us at the Regional Tuba Euphonium Conferences. Since we don't use teaching assistants, we do need two professors to teach all the students. I do conduct the orchestra as well, but that is a very small part of my work load. I hope this clarifies. If you think my studio is huge, take a look at the trumpets and the trombones...
Director of Orchestra, The University of Vermont
Artistic Director, Burlington Chamber Orchestra
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