Provides an interdisciplinary introduction to the application of entrepreneurship principles in the creative arts. Topics include opportunity recognition, balancing risk and reward, market responsiveness, and resource development.

Provides an overview of the recording process from the performer's perspective, from soundcheck through final mastering. Uses recorded material from in class sessions. Examines differing approaches to recording as well as current technologies. Taught by Kevin Harbison, College of Music Recording Engineer. 

Students will explore the many possible paths to a career in music through course work, guest lectures, and personal research. Topics include the business of being a performing musician, as well as other segments of the industry including manufacturing, arts management, recording, publishing, and others selected by the students. Open to all majors.

Learn to program music for special listeners, gain confidence speaking to audiences, and share the healing gift of music. Course includes classroom theory and practical application. Open to music majors only.

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Students will explore the many possible paths to a career in music. Topics include self-promotion, recording and production, songwriting, operating a record label, and the business aspects of being a performing musician. Open to all majors. May be repeated for a total of 6 credit hours. Requires instructor's permission (Kevin Woelfel). Click here for more internship information.