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Trebas Insititute Graduate Wins Top GRAMMY Awards Wynonna CD "Sing" Release Party held at Curb College "Insider’s View" Event Board of Directors 2009-10 MEIEA Faculty Rock Berklee Club 939 MEIEA is supported in part by MEIEA is an affiliate partner of and a member of	PUBLISH YOUR WORK IN THE MEIEA JOURNAL The MEIEA Journal, a refereed journal published by the Music & Entertainment Industry Educators Association, is seeking submissions for its next issue. We publish scholarly articles on all aspects of the music and entertainment industry. INDUSTRY RESEARCH Music and entertainment industry research including historical perspectives, industry analysis, contemporary issues, etc. PEDAGOGY Music and entertainment industry pedagogy including methods, techniques, innovations in music and entertainment industry pedagogy, research on teaching and learning, best practices, etc. STUDENT PAPERS The best of research papers from undergraduate and graduate students in music and entertainment industry studies. BOOK AND VIDEO REVIEWS Reviews of music and entertainment industry-related books. Please consult previous issues of the MEIEA Journal, found online at the MEIEA web site, to get a better idea of the journal's focus. To learn more about submission guidelines, please visit the Journal Webpage or contact Bruce Ronkin, Editor MEIEA Journal b.ronkin@neu.edu. or by mail: Dr. Bruce Ronkin 100 Meserve Hall Northeastern University Boston, MA 02115 USA MEIEA ANNOUNCES FACULTY RESEARCH GRANTS -- REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS -- MEIEA is proud to offer research grants to eligible educators in order to encourage scholarly research that advances theory, scholarship, and practice in the music and entertainment industries. MEIEA's specific objectives are to provide academic encouragement and financial incentives for MEIEA members to pursue research and publication. Grants of up to $2,500 are available to full-time and part-time faculty at accredited institutions. Single-investigator applications, as well as applications that include collaboration with other faculty or industry practitioners, are welcome. Research topics might include: Historical or theoretical studies documenting the growth, evolution, or future of the music and entertainment industries or music and entertainment industries education Curricular innovations and professional standards in music and entertainment industry education Business models in the music and entertainment industry MEIEA's expectations for recipients of research grants are: To publish their findings in the MEIEA Journal or eZine To make a presentation at MEIEA's annual conference Click here to view archive of past awards and to download the application form. Deadline for application, Sept. 1, 2009.