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Since 1906, the Conservatory of music has set the standard as the most comprehensive music and dance education center in the Midwest.
The Conservatory offers a range of degree options, a talented artist-faculty, and a caring environment that nurtures excellence and promotes real opportunities for personal and professional growth.
Across the globe you'll find Conservatory graduates in national opera companies, Broadway productions, dance companies and symphonies.
They teach music from grade school to college, work as music therapists in health-care and well-being facilities, and direct or serve in church music programs.
The opportunities are great - and we'll help you explore them all.
Read on to find out more, then call us for a campus visit. In the heart of Kansas City, UMKC a great university in a great city.
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La Escuela de la Musica Mexicana/Casa de la Musica Mexicana, S.A. is a unique institution located on Calle Francisco Gonzalez Bocanegra (composer of Mexico's National Anthem), and in the heart of Mexico City's "marimba district." This institution has faculty who are expert practionners in the Mexican folkloric musical genres, such as mariachi, jarocho, huasteco, marimba, and others. Daniel Garcia Blanco is the Director of this school, which operates as a type of evening program. Its students work during the day in all sorts of occupations.
Mission Statement of the Chicano Studies Department at CSUN.
http://www.csun.edu/~hfchs006/PrimaryMission.htm
Major funding for the initial stage of this project was provided by a Special Projects Grant from the University of Missouri Research Board, with additional support from the UMKC School of Graduate Studies/Office of Research Administration - Dr. Ronald MacQuarrie, Dean and the Pre-Awards Administration Office, Dr. Judith Killen, Director.
