Graduate Faculty Application
Fall 2022
Visiting Assistant Professor of Music/Orchestra Conductor - Suren Petrosyan
Suren Petrosyan
College of Arts, Sciences, and Engineering
SACSCOC Credentials Guidelines:
1. Faculty teaching undergraduate general education and/or baccalaureate courses: Doctorate or Master’s degree in the teaching discipline or Master’s degree with a concentration in the discipline (a minimum of 18 graduate semester hours in the teaching discipline).
2. Faculty teaching graduate and post-baccalaureate course work: Earned Doctorate/ terminal degree in the teaching discipline or a related discipline (a minimum of 18 hours above the Master’s degree in the teaching discipline).
MU 509-01 Shoals Symphony at UNA; The study and performance of orchestral music in an ensemble setting.
MUS 877 Scoring for Orchestra and Band (2 credits); MUS 958B Seminar Orchestral Conducting (1); MUS 958B Seminar Orchestral Conducting (1); MUS 858B Seminar in Orchestral Conducting (2); MUS 858B Seminar in Orchestral Conducting (2); MUS 897 Concert Conducting (1); MUS 897 Concert Conducting (1); MUS 897 Concert Conducting (1); MUS 830 Research Methods and Materials Music (3); MUS 873 Early 20th Century Techniques (2); MUS 837 17th Century Music (3)
Qualifications:
Does this faculty member hold a terminal degree in this discipline or a related field?
Yes
Doctor of Musical Arts; Music Performance
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