Lee John
Lecturer in Music Industry (Rock/Pop Ensemble) , Music Industry
Lee John is a Multi-Instrumentalist performer, producer, and songwriter. Born into a musical family, Lee began his journey as a drummer at age 2.
From playing in the family band, to touring internationally as a hired drummer, recording and producing many acts, and founding Urban Reggae band SayReal, Lee’s organic and intuitively-taught musical approach laid the groundwork for becoming qualified to educate.
Lee continues to write, produce, and tour professionally in addition to teaching the MSC IND 111 course, Pop-Rock Ensemble.
Don Franzen
Adjunct Professor - Music Industry (Music and Law, Forensic Musicology)
Kathryn Frazier
Lecturer - Music Industry
Lauren Kop
Lecturer - Music Industry (Digital Production and Beat Design)
Judith Finell
Adjunct Professor - Musicology and Music Industry (Forensic Musicology)
Jason Feinberg
Lecturer - Music Industry (Digital Marketing and Promotion)
Robert Fink
Associate Dean for Academics, Professor - Music Industry, Musicology and Humanities (Music Theory, Analysis of Popular Music, Internships and Industry Partnerships)
Thomas Hodgson
Assistant Professor - Musicology and Music Industry (Music and Data, Global Music Industry)
Natasha Pasternak
Lecturer - Music Industry (Songwriting, Touring, Songwriter’s Workshop)
Monica Chieffo
Lecturer - Music Industry (Influence and Data Mining)
Jessica Schwartz
Associate Professor - Musicology and Music Industry (Punk and DIY)
Amy Kathryn Kuney
Lecturer - Music Industry (Songwriting)
Stig Edgren
Lecturer - Music Industry
Mark Tramo
Adjunct Associate Professor - Neuroscience and Music Industry (Music, Mind, and Brain)
Bobby Borg
Lecturer - Music Industry (Industry Fundamentals)
Allison Wolfe
Lecturer - Music Industry (Music Journalism, Audio Storytelling)
Tony Brancato
Guest Lecturer - Music Industry (Influence and Data Mining)
Tiffany Naiman
Instructor - Music Industry & Musicology (Critical Perspectives, Capstone Sequence, History of Popular Music), Director of Undergraduate Programs in Music Industry
Jonathan Beard
Lecturer - Music Industry (Electronic Music, Audio Engineering)
Catherine Gregory
Lecturer - Music, Music Industry (Artistic Citizenship and Community Engagement), Director of the Gluck Fellowship Program
Catherine Provenzano
Assistant Professor - Musicology and Music Industry (Critical and Contemporary Perspectives on Music Technology)
David MacFadyen
Professor and Chair of Music Industry, Professor - Musicology and Comparative Literature
Adam Moseley
Lecturer - Music Industry (Studio Production)
Robert Beamer
Lecturer - Music Industry (Finance and Accounting)
Justin Paul
Lecturer - Music Industry
Lauren A. Spalding
Lecturer - Music Industry (Music and Activism, Artist Management)
Jeffery Jampol
Lecturer - Music Industry (Artist Management and Promotion)
Hans Fjellestad
Lecturer - Music Industry (Music Supervision)
David Leaf
Adjunct Assistant Professor - Musicology and Music Industry (Music Documentary, Songwriters)
The Vanderveers: Bruce “Automatic” Vanderveer & Ebony Rae Vanderveer
Lecturers - Music Industry (Creativity and Artist Development)
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