Collaborative Research Seminar Series

The Collaborative Research Seminar Series brings noted scientists working in related disciplines of psychology, neuroscience, physiology, and kinesiology to share their current research with faculty and students in the School of Music. These seminars are the first step in developing collaborative relationships with colleagues who are working to learn more about the processes of human learning.

Fourth National Forum on Research in Motor Learning and Music

9 April 2008 Milwaukee WI

Forum Participants

Dr. Sarah Allen, Southern Methodist University

Dr. James Byo, Louisiana State University

Dr. Ruth Brittin, University of the Pacific

Dr. Mary Ellen Cavitt, University of Texas at San Antonio

Dr. Elaine Colprit, Bowling Green State University

Dr. Eugenia Costa-Giomi, The University of Texas at Austin

Dr. Carla Davis Cash, Texas Tech University

Dr. Robert Duke, The University of Texas at Austin

Dr. Katie Goins, The New School for Music Study, Princeton

Dr. Jacqueline Henninger, The Ohio State University

Dr. Judith Jellison, The University of Texas at Austin

Dr. Steve Morrision, University of Washington

Dr. Roseanne Rosenthal, VanderCook College of Music

Dr. Laurie Scott, The University of Texas at Austin

Dr. Deborah Sheldon, Temple University

Dr. Amy Simmons, The University of Texas at San Antonio

Past Seminar Speakers

Dr. Lawrence Abraham, Department of Curriculum and Instruction, Institute for Neuroscience, The University of Texas at Austin

Dr. John M. Geringer, Lewis V. Pankaskie Professor of Music and Director of the Center for Music Research, The Florida State University, Residency Dates 18-19 November

Dr. Clifford K. Madsen, Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor of Music Education and Music Therapy, The Florida State University, Residency Dates, 25-29 October

Dr. Timothy Schallert, Department of Psychology, Institute for Neuroscience, The University of Texas at Austin

Dr. Lawrence M. Parsons, Professor and Chair of Cognitive Psychology, University of Sheffield, UK

Dr. David Birdsong, Associate Professor of French and Italian, The University of Texas at Austin

Dr. Charles M. Shea, Professor of Health and Kinesiology, Texas A&M University--College Station