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- Chris Anderson. The Long Tail; Thomas Wolf and
Nancy Keens. And the Band Stopped
Playing: The Rise and Fall of the San Jose Symphony -- Keith
Hatschek University of the Pacific
- Russell Simmons with
Chris Morrow. Do You! 12 Laws to
Access the Power in You to Achieve Happiness and Success --
Antonio C. Cuyler Independent Scholar
- M. William
Krasilovsky and Sidney Shemel. This
Business of Music: The Definitive Guide to the Business and Legal
Issues of the Music Industry; David Baskerville. Music Business Handbook and Career Guide;
Donald S. Passman. All You Need to
Know About the Music Business -- Dave Kopplin California State
Polytechnic University, Pomona
- Trevor Dann. Darker Than the Deepest Sea: The Search
for Nick Drake; Clay Eals. Steve
Goodman: Facing the Music; John Kruth. To Live’s To Fly: The Ballad of the Late,
Great Townes Van Zandt -- Dick Weissman Univ. of Oregon;
Portland Community College
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FACULTY RESEARCH GRANTS
Up To $2,500
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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, as well as other scholarly publications
• To make a presentation at MEIEA’s annual conference*
*Reimbursement up to $500 will be
available to help defray travel expenses.
Please note that no
indirect costs may be requested.
MEIEA reserves the right
to withhold awarding any research grant if it considers none of the
proposals to be acceptable.
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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.
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 www.meiea.org/Journals.html
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