Vol. XX No. 3
November 2004
Announcements

  • SUMMER PROJECT GRANTS AVAILABLE
  • 2004-05 C.V. STARR DOCTORAL FORUMS
  • TWO SUPPORT GROUPS OPEN TO ALL JUILLIARD STUDENTS
  • ANNOUNCING THE 2004 STUDENT PHOTO COMPETITION!
  • CALLING ALL STUDENT WRITERS AND CARTOONISTS!
  • STEFANO SCODANIBBIO, DOUBLE BASS MASTER CLASS
  • DO YOU KNOW THESE ALUMNI?



  • SUMMER PROJECT GRANTS AVAILABLE

    Have you heard of ArtReach or Project UGLy? These began as summer projects created by Juilliard students and funded, in part, by the School. Proposals for summer projects—which must reflect your sense of social responsibility as an artist and have educational value to you as a student—are due March 1, 2005. If interested, pick up a Summer Grant information sheet in the Dean’s Office today. What will you be doing next summer?



    2004-05 C.V. STARR DOCTORAL FORUMS

    Juilliard students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend the 2004-05 Doctoral Forums. The schedule for the forums, which take place in Morse Hall from 5 to 6 p.m., is as follows:

    Tuesday, October 26, 2004: Paul Walker, “The Fugue d’Ecole and the Fugues of Bach: Toward an Understanding of Fugal Pedagogy in the 18th and 19th Centuries.”

    Tuesday, November 2, 2004: Rufus Hallmark, “Putting Words in Schumann’s Mouth: The Analyst (or Editor) as Ventriloquist (the Case of Frauenliebe und Leben)”

    Tuesday, February 1, 2005: Professor Frederic Fehleisen (The Juilliard School), “The Other Theme in Bach’s D minor Ciaccona.”

    Tuesday, February 8, 2005: Professor Davitt Moroney (The University of California, Berkeley), title to be announced.

    Tuesday, March 22, 2005: Stephen Hinton (Stanford University), title to be announced.

    Tuesday, April 19: Lionel Party (The Juilliard School): “For What Instrument Did Scarlatti Compose His 550 Sonatas?”



    TWO SUPPORT GROUPS OPEN TO ALL JUILLIARD STUDENTS

    The Juilliard Counseling Service is offering two new six-week support groups open to all Juilliard students:

    Coming to Terms With the Death of a Parent

    The death of a parent is a loss unlike any other. When this occurs while we are still young and wanting that parent to share all the good things that life still has in store for us, it can be especially painful. As each milestone occurs in our life (e.g. acceptance to Juilliard, graduation, professional success, marriage, children) we re-experience yet another aspect of that loss. Meeting in a group with others who have suffered a similar loss can provide solace and a sense of closeness resulting from feeling truly understood.

    This group will meet on Wednesdays at noon (starting on Oct. 27) in the big counseling room on the 22nd floor of the residence hall. Refreshments will be served.

    Beyond Stigma—Spirituality in the Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Experience.

    This group will deal with issues of sexuality, feelings of acceptance, rejection, and pride in the many areas of the lives of the participants. A safe environment will be provided for students to discuss and explore feelings related to the gay, lesbian, and bisexual experience through group discussion and through spiritual texts that point to acceptance and infinite worth of each individual.

    Many students deal with stress related to the requirements at school, leaving home, and issues related to interpersonal relationships. The group will attempt to address these concerns, together with issues of sexual identity.

    This group will start on Monday, October 25, and will meet at 7 p.m. in the big counseling room. Refreshments will be served.

    Students should call ext. 370 to reserve a space or to speak with a therapist about these groups.



    ANNOUNCING THE 2004 STUDENT PHOTO COMPETITION!

    7 Weeks Only, From November 1 – December 17

    Students, submit your color or black-and-white photos to the Office of Alumni Relations – hard copies or digital (300 dpi or greater, jpg or tif formats only). Photos should capture some aspect of the Juilliard experience. They can be funny, serious – just all in good taste, please!

    The 14 winning photos will be produced into a 2005-06 Juilliard calendar, to be given as a gift to the 2005 graduates. All photos that are submitted may be featured in upcoming issues of The Juilliard Journal. The judges will be members from the Alumni Relations, Publications, and Student Affairs Offices.

    Grand Prize: $125 gift certificate to a store of your choice.
    Second-Place Prize: $75 gift certificate to a store of your choice.
    Third-Place Prize: $25 gift certificate to a store of your choice.

    Submit to:
    Alumni Relations (alumni@juilliard.edu), Room 208, ext. 344.



    CALLING ALL STUDENT WRITERS AND CARTOONISTS!

    Earn extra cash by putting your talents to work for The Juilliard Journal! We need student contributors to cover School events as well as other activities and issues that are of interest to the Juilliard community.

    Students earn work-study pay for their articles or drawings—in addition to the satisfaction of knowing that their work will be seen by thousands of readers around the world, in print and online. We hope your talents will find their way into our pages.

    Stop by the Publications Office (Room 442A), call ext. 341, or e-mail us at
    journal@juilliard.edu. We look forward to being a part of your Juilliard experience!



    STEFANO SCODANIBBIO, DOUBLE BASS MASTER CLASS

    Stefano Scodanibbio will be presenting a Double Bass Master Class in Morse Hall on November 18 from 2:30-5 p.m.




    DO YOU KNOW THESE ALUMNI?

    We’ve lost track of the following alumni and would love to get in touch with them again.

    If you have any information on their whereabouts, please contact the Alumni Relations Office at (212) 799-5000, ext. 344. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated!

    Name              Year              Studies
          
    Edmond E. Agopian1987 Violin
    Sungsoo Ahn1992 Dance
    James M. Alexander1984 Piano
    Gwen E. Appel1994 Clarinet
    Ziv Arazi2000 Violin
    Samuel Baird 1992 Drama
    Robin E. Baldino1974   Violin
    Alan Ball1981 Piano
    Stephan B. Beckon1988 Dance
    Alexander Boder1981 Violin
    Joseph J. Boylan1989 Tuba
    Gines-Didier Cano1984 Bassoon
    Kyung-Hie H. Chung1985 Voice
    Carolann Cortese1977 Dance
    Nestor D. Cybriwsky1979 Cello
    Maria G. DeAguilo1977 Harp
    Cynthia Dickason1975 Drama
    Peter D. Donovan1993 Bass
    Claudia Florian1993 Dance
    Eric S. Fritz 1992 Tuba
    Marilyn M. Fung1987 Bass
    Elizabeth A. Gerring1987 Dance
    Iris E. Gillon 1980 Piano
    Elizabeth Goitein1994 Oboe
    Fiorella Gonzalez1983 Violin
    Eva Gordon 2002 Viola
    Fuensanta Gutierrez1988 Dance
    Kim L. Haan 1983 Oboe
    Juliet M. Haffner1977 Viola
    Jennifer B. Hall1997 Drama
    Suzanne J. Handel1985 Harp
    Maureen Hanrahan1979 Bass
    John M. Hanulik1981 Oboe
    David W. Harding1987 Viola
    Wolfgang Hasleder1991 Violin
    Patrick S. Hays1980 Piano
    Mercie J. Hinton1975 Dance
    Kristina K. Isabelle1991 Dance
    Daven R. Jenkins1974 Cello
    Jill W. Johnson1977 Dance
    John M. Jones1979 Clarinet
    Tamaki Kanaseki1987 Violin
    Akemi Kawano1989 Piano
    Bok H. Kim 1985 Piano
    Mi-Won Kim 1984 Piano
    Hedi S. Klebl 1975 Voice
    Steven B. Koeppel1973 Trumpet
    Linda H. Kuttis1978 Piano
    Bing-Lu Liu 1988 Piano
    Laura L. MacDermott         1983   Drama
    Dalienne J. Majors1972 Dance
    Juliet M. Marsat1987 Flute
    Nari Matsuura1991 Piano
    Saul R. Maya 1998 Dance
    Margaret O. Meta1979 Flute
    Maureen R. Volk1977 Piano
    Young Soo S. Yang1991 Piano
    Herman Zuker1979 Piano





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