CURRICULUM VITAE

Curriculum Vitae

JUI-CHING WANG

School of Music=

Northern <= st1:place w:st=3D"on">Illinois University

DeKalb, IL 60115

Phone: (815) 753-7979

E-mail: jcwang@niu.edu

Website: <= /span>http://www.public.asu.edu/~jwang2

EDUCATION

Doctor of Musical Arts in Music Education, Arizona State University (ASU), Tempe, AZ,

&nbs= p; Expected December 2006

Master of Music in Piano Performance and Pedagogy, Nor= thern Illinois University (NIU),

DeKalb, IL, May 1998.

Master of Music in Music Education, NIU, May 1997.

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Music, Soochow University, Taipei, Taiwan, June1993.

TEACHING=

Positions Held at University Level

Instructor, School of Music, Northern = Illinois University= , DeKalb, IL, 2004-present.

Teach Survey of World Music Cultures (I) & (II), Fundamental= s, Principles, and Practices in Elementary Music, and direct Jav= anese and Balinese Gamelan

Teaching Assi= stant, School of= Music, ASU, Tempe, AZ, 2001-2004. = Independently taught the course Elementary Music Education Methods for Classroom Teach= ers, assisted in Orientation to

Music Education, Element= ary Music Education Methods, and= General Music in the Secondary Schools

Lecturesh= ip

Guest Lecturer, Introduction to Javanese Gamelan an= d the Application in ElementaryMusic Education Majors, Elementary Gene= ral Music Method Course, School of Mu= sic, NIU, May 02 2006

and April 2005.

Guest Lecturer, Is this a small world? Music cultures from the world, Intercultural Communication Theory and Researc= h, Hugh Downs School of Human Communication, ASU, Tempe= , AZ, July 31

2003.   &= nbsp;

Guest Lecture= r, Interdisciplinary? A sample lesson to = teach arts through various music Cultures (workshop for in-service elementary teachers), Tsui-Young Elementary School, =

Chiayi, Taiwan, January 8 2003.

Guest Lecture= r, A Global Perspective on Arts Appreciat= ion, Hung-Kung College of Technology, Taichung, Taiwan, M= ay 21 2002.

Guest Lecture= r, Functions of Music: from primitive perspective, National Taic= hung Teachers College, Taiwan, May 16 2002.

Guest Lecture= r, Working toward Interdisciplinary: A sample lesson to teach world music for = elementary students in Taiwan= , National Hsinchu Teachers College, Hsinchu, Taiwan,

May 17 2002.

Guest Lecture= r, Teaching music of other cultures: A sa= mple lesson on Indonesian music, Music Education for Classroom Teachers, School of Music, ASU, January 22 2002.

Workshop Pres= enter, Let's Play Together: Southeast Asian Music for the Elementary Music Classroom, Arizon= a Music Educators Conference, in Phoenix, AZ, January 25

2002.

Guest Lecture= r, The Value of Assessment, Art Educa= tion Department, Hsin-Chu Teacher's College, in Hsin-Chu, Taiwan, December 28 2001.

Guest Lecture= r, Introduction to Theories of Child Development, Art Education Department, Hsin-Chu Teacher's College, in <= st1:place w:st=3D"on">Hsin-Chu, Taiwan, December 28 2001.

Other Tea= ching Experience

Music Teacher, Arts Jam, NIU Community School of Arts, DeKalb, IL, June 2006.

Music Teacher, Arts Jam, NIU Community School of Arts, DeKalb, IL, June 2005

Piano Instruc= tor, NIU Community School of Arts, DeKalb, IL, 1998-2000, 2004-present.

Clinician, Children’s Band in Yen-Fung Elementary School, Nantou, Taiwan, May 24 2002.

= Graduate Assistant, Child Developmen= t Lab, School of= Family and Consumer Science, NIU, DeKalb, IL, 1999-2000.

Music Teacher= , Nan-Hwa Junior High School, Hsin-Chu, Taiw= an, 1998-1999.

Director, Recorder Ensemble and Choir: Nan-Hwa Junior High School, Hsin-Chu, Taiwan, 1998-1999.

Instructor, World Music Class, Genesis Orff Institution, Taipei, Taiwan, F= all 1998.

Assistant Dir= ector, Gamelan Ensemble, School<= /st1:PlaceType> of Music, NIU, DeKa= lb, IL, 1995-1998.

Instructor, The Wonder of World Music for Children, Community School of the Arts, NIU, DeKalb, IL, Spring 1997.

Instructor, Music Appreciation Courses, Chi= ng-Ming College, Miao-Li, T= aiwan, 1993-1995.

AWARDS, GRANT= S, AND HONORS

Kieckhefer Arts Research Award, U.S. $1,<= /span>000.00, Herberger College of = Fine Arts, ASU, Tempe, AZ, 2005.

Graduate and Professional Student Association Research Award, U.S. $1,800.00, Graduate and Professional Student Association, ASU, Tempe, = AZ, 2005.

Graduate Travel Award, U.S. $350.00, Graduate College, ASU, Tempe, AZ, 2004.

Student Enrichment Grants, U.S. $700.00, Herberger Col= lege of Fine Arts, ASU, Tempe, AZ, 2004.

Scholarship Award for Artsbridge, U.S. $1,000.00, Herberger College of F= ine Arts, ASU, Tempe, AZ, 2002.

Fellowship Award for Preparing Future Faculty (PFF), A= SU, Tempe, AZ, 2001-2003.

Graduate Teaching Assistantship Award, School of Music, ASU, Tempe, AZ, 2001-2004.

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

International Society for Music Education, 2005-presen= t.

Music Educators National Conference, USA, 2000-present.

Illinois Music Educators Association, Illinois, USA, 2004-present

Arizona Music Educa= tors Association, Arizona, USA, 20= 00-2004.

Chinese Orff-Schulwerk Association, Taipei, 1998-1999.

RESEARCH=

Publications

Wang, J. C. (2005). Music t= oo II: Draw music, playing pictures. Journ= al of Aesthetic Education, 149, 4= 4-49 [in Chinese].

Wang, J. C. (2005). Music t= oo I: Integrating music into elementary classroom. Journal of Aesthetic Education, 146, 42-45 [in Chinese].

Wang, S. & J. C. Wan= g. (20<= span style=3D'mso-bidi-font-weight:bold'>03). Studying fine arts in the <= st1:place w:st=3D"on">U.S.A.: Several perspectives. Journal of Aesthetic Education 135, 12-23 [in Chinese].

Wang, J. C. (2003). An introduction to Balinese Wayang Kulit: The religious symbolism. Suvannabhumi, the newsletter of Southeast Asian Studies Center. January, 14(1) ASU.

G. “Mancho” Gonzales and J. C. Wang (2002). Review of Berlioz on bands, by David Whitwel= l. The Journal of Band Research, 37(2), 79-83.

Wang, J= . C. (1999).Burmese harp. The Annual Issue for the International Fair = of Musical Instruments, 236-= 238 [in Chinese].

Wang, J. C. (1998). It’s a Small World: The Application of World Music on Music Education for Children. The Quarterly Issue of Genesis Orff School, Fall. A-3 [in Chinese].

Wang, J. C. (1997).The World of Harp. The Performin= g Art Magazine, Nov, 95-99 [in Chinese].

Wang, J= . C. (1997). World music, music = of the world: Review of World Music Journal. The Taipei Chinese Music Journal, Oct, p.20 [in Chinese].

Presentations

Humphreys, = Jere T., and Jui-Ching Wang. “An Unbalanced Diet: Multicultural and Popular Music in the Teacher Education Curriculum.” Session presented at the XXVIIth Convention of the International

Society for Music Education. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. July 2006.

Humphreys, Jere T., and Jui-Ching Wang. “An Unbalanced Diet: Multicultural and Popular Music in the Teacher Education Curriculum.” Session to be presented at the MENC: T= he

National Association for Mu= sic Education In-Service Convention. Salt Lake City, UT. = April 2006.

Wang, J= ui-Ching, and Jere T. Humphreys. “An Analysis of Multicultural Music Content an= d Course Type in the Music Teacher Education Curriculum.” Session presented at= the Illinois Music Educators

Association In-Service Conf= erence. Peoria, IL. January 27, 2006.

Peoria, January 28, 2005.

Wang, Jui-Ching. “A Comparison of Nonmusic Majors’ Motivation for Taking Music &= nbsp; Appreciation Courses.” Paper presented at the Arizona Music Educators Association = Research Council Poster

Session, AMEA: The Arizona Music Ed= ucators Association In-

   &nbs= p;        Service Convention. Phoenix, January 2003.

Professio= nal Projects

Contributor, Deede Baum, Carla Cose-Soll, Katrina Dobrzilewski, Emily Flathers, Sherie K= ent, Kristen Leffler, and Jui-Ching Wang. “Music & the Arts: Concert Guide for Phoenix Symphony for the

Schools.” Phoenix, May 2003= .

Contributor, Audrey Berger, Brian Cardany, Shelly Cooper, Jeffrey Davis, German Gonzales, Andre= w Goodrich, Christopher Hulett, Jere T. Humphreys, Barry Kraus, Keith Preston, Jeffrey Thuerauf, and

        &= nbsp;   Jui-Ching Wang. “MENC Founding Members History Project.” Ongoing rese= arch study published on a web site: http://www.public.asu.edu/~aajth/history, 2001-present.

Co-Webmaster<= /b>, MENC Founders Project. http://www.public.asu.edu/~aajth/history, 2001-present.

SERVICES=

Professio= nal

Concert Coord= inator, World Music Concert: Celebration of the Community, NIU, April 9 2006.

Concert Coord= inator, World Music Concert: When Contempor= ary Meets Traditions, NIU, April 3 2005.

Guest Perform= er, Traditional Javanese gamelan music performing in Ethnotopia, a World Culture Showcase, International Students Association, NIU, Oct = 28 2005.

Guest Perform= er, Traditional Javanese and Balinese gamelan music performing in Indonesian Culture Night, Southeast Asian Students Association, NIU, October 8 2004 and October

24 2005.

Guest Perform= er, Traditional Balinese gamelan and Angklung music= performing in Tsunami Relief Benefit Concert, NIU, February 27 2005.

Guest Perform= er, Traditional Chinese music, Wheaton College Church, Wheaton, IL, January 2006 and October 2005

Academic Revi= ewer, Silver Burdett Textbook Series: Mak= ing Music Grade 7, Pearson Education Inc., 2004.

Editorial Ass= istant, the Journal of Historical Research = in Music Education, 2002-2003.

Academic Revi= ewer, Silver Burdett Textbook Series: Mak= ing Music Grade 4, Pearson Education Inc., 2001.

Universit= y

Faculty Associate, Center for Southeast Asian Studies, NIU, 2005-present.

Community=

Pianist & Organist, Sycamore Baptist Church, Sycamore, Illinois, 2004-present.

Pianist, = Formosa Evangelical<= /st1:PlaceName> Church of = Phoenix, Tempe, Arizona, 2001-2004.

COMPUTER SKILLS

Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Front Page, Photo Editor<= o:p>

Multimedia software: Adobe Photoshop, Sound Edit, Movie Maker <= /o:p>

Music notation software: Sibelius

Learning management system: Blackboard

Quantitative data analysis: SPSS , StatView

REFERENCES

Jere. T. Humphreys, Ph. D.(Music Education)

E267, School of Music

Ar= izona State University

Tempe, AZ 85287<= /st1:PostalCode>

Phone: 480-965-4997
Fax:= 480-965-2659

Email: jeer.humphreys@asu.edu

Sandra Stauffer, Ph. D. (Music Education)

E259, School of Music

Ar= izona State University

Tempe, AZ 85287<= /st1:PostalCode>

Phone: 480-965-4374
Fax:= 480-965-2659
Emai= l: sandra.stauffer@asu.edu

Ted Solis, Ph. D. (Music History, Ethnomusicology)
E524, School of Music

Ar= izona State University

Tempe, AZ 85287<= /st1:PostalCode>

Phone: 480-965-8612
Fax:= 480-965-2659
Emai= l: ted.solis@asu.edu

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Kuo-Huang Han, Ph. D. (Ethnomusicology)

Sc= hool of Music

Un= iversity of Kentucky

Lexingt= on, KY 40506<= /st1:PostalCode>

Phone: 859-271-0431

Email: khan@niu.edu

Rodney Rogers, Ph. D. (Music Theory)

E525, School of Music

Ar= izona State University

Tempe, AZ 85287<= /st1:PostalCode>

Phone: 480-965-4842
Fax:= 480-965-2659
Emai= l: rodney.rogers@asu.edu

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