
In 2013, finally heeding the advice of experienced friends and colleagues, I decided to apply for a Fulbright fellowship.
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Read Moreby stacy garrop, Associate Professor of composition Leave a Comment
I am a composer and a teacher. As a composer, I write music for chamber ensembles, choirs and orchestras. My recent works include Mythology Symphony, which had its world premiere by Roosevelt University’s Chicago College of Performing Arts Orchestra in January 2015 (and will be commercially released by Cedille Records in November 2015) and Terra Nostra, a large-scale oratorio for two choirs, four soloists and a chamber orchestra, which will receive its world premiere in November 2015 in San Francisco.
Read Moreby Marjorie Jolles, Assistant Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies 1 Comment
Feminism and fashion are not often considered allies. If feminism is thought to be serious, high-minded and ideological, fashion is considered its very opposite: trivial, superficial and subject to the whims of personal taste.
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