Adjunct Faculty: Baumgarten, Beach, Beckwith, Berger, M. Bergman, Berkshire-Brown, Bonds, Bonneau, Chalifoux, Chao, Curtis, Delaney, Dewey, East, Edelbrock, Ferguson, Fraedrich, Freer, Gerber, Haase, M. Hackleman, Harbison, Haroutounian, Healey, Hitz, Hussey, Kobayashi, Kuebler, Lapple, Law, Lechter, G. McCarthy, J. McCarthy, Nam, Neff, Ja. Nickel, Ju. Nickel, Oedemann, M. Owens, Parker, Parrell, Purcell, Rittenhouse, Sisk, Snedecor, Snitzler, Spirtas, Stephansky, Summey, Taylor, Thomas, Watters, Wenner, Whitehead, Yang The PhD in music education and the doctor of musical arts degree require 90 credits, 60 beyond the master’s degree in music. The PhD in music education, a research-intensive degree, focuses on the gathering, processing, and interpretation of information. Students in the PhD program take seminars and topics courses in music education, as well as research courses through the College of Education and Human Development. PhD graduates are expected to demonstrate the ability to communicate significant concepts of music education.

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