All colloquium presentations are 1:30–2:20 pm on Fridays via Zoom, unless otherwise noted. Check back for updates!
Fall 2020
September 11: Conference proposal workshop
October 2: Conference presentations workshop
October 16: Matthew Mugmon (University of Arizona)
October 23: Turning a paper into an article workshop
December 4: Job applications workshop
December 11: Alt-academic career panel: Leslie Finer (University of Iowa), Hang Nguyen (Iowa State Historical Society), and Amanda Sewell (Interlochen Public Radio)
Spring 2021
January 29: Edward Klorman (McGill University), “Theorizing Agency in the Classical Quartet”
February 5: Chelsea Burns (UT Austin), “Negotiating Identities: Carlos Chávez and the Trouble with Musical ‘Nationalism'”
February 12: Will Robin (University of Maryland), “Bang on a Can and New Music’s Marketplace Turn”
February 26: Interviewing workshop
March 5: Lightning talk workshop
March 19: Alyssa Barna (University of Minnesota), “The Bridge and the Role of Contrast in Post-Millennial Popular Music”
April 2: Daphne Leong (University of Colorado Boulder), “Composition as Performance in Wuorinen’s Grand Union“
Saturday, April 10, 3:30–5:00 pm: Dwandalyn R. Reece (National Museum of African American History and Culture), “Music and the Meaning of Things.” This presentation is the keynote address for the midwest chapters of AMS and SEM. Register here for the keynote (for free!).
April 16: Digital humanities and new media panel: Katie Buehner (Rita Benton Music Library, University of Iowa) and Tom Keegan (Digital Scholarship and Publishing Studio, University of Iowa)
April 23: Long-term research projects workshop
May 7: Planning session for next year
