Senior Project Liberal Arts Concentration

Senior Project Requirements

The Senior Project is a capstone experience in the BA Music, Liberal Arts concentration. The range of possible projects is fairly broad, but should be representative of the work completed during your program of study.
Individual or group projects involving research, performance, analysis, theory, and a range of other possibilities that bring together unique skills and proficiency developed by the student may be considered.
Due to the unique nature of each project, students should consult with their faculty advisor/program director to determine the scope of the senior project.
Students are responsible for organizing all aspects associated with the senior project.
The senior project will be evaluated and graded by a faculty panel composed of your studio instructor and faculty advisor/program director.

Register for MUS 490 Senior Project (for 2 units) at the beginning of semester.
Complete the Senior Project Description Form and submit it to your Program Director and Advisor.
If your project involves a public performance, such as a recital, schedule a recital date. Refer to the Department of Music website for a list of available dates. Consult with your studio instructor, accompanist, faculty advisor/program director, and any assisting musicians before selecting a date.
If necessary, submit the Recital Request Form. Email completed form to Brooke Tester before the end of October.
If necessary, schedule rehearsals with your accompanist/collaborating musicians.
If necessary, create your Senior Project Program and Poster (refer to the guidelines in the Posters and Programs link).
If necessary, email a PDF of your Poster and Project Program to Brooke Tester 6 weeks before your event.
If necessary, submit the Student Recital Tech Event Form 6 weeks before your event.
If necessary, complete your Recital Hearing at least 4 weeks before your recital.
Advertising/posters may be posted 2 weeks before your recital.