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Academic Papers Presented at the 2018 International Summit of the Music & Entertainment Industry Educators Association
March 22-24, 2018 - Los Angeles
Download the entire 155-page Proceedings (8.5 mb.) or access individual articles below.
"Bringing Together Educators and Leaders of the Music and Entertainment Industries"
Presented March 23, 2018 Integrating the Humanities into Entertainment and Music Business and Performing Arts Students’ Learning Through Artists’ Biography and Autobiography Do Lyrics Objectify Women? (abstract only) What Music Industry Education Can Learn from Threshold Concept Theory Applying Modularity Theory to Music Business Programs or How I Learned to Innovate Strategic Planning Processes to Align Mission, Vision, and Values to Shifting Market Needs and Expectations and Create Better Business Models in Higher Education (abstract only) Learning Music Entrepreneurship by Doing: How to Develop Experiential Learning Opportunities in an Academic Setting Club Management: Practicum: A Case Study in Evidence that Practicums are “Better” than Internships Road to Somewhere: Understanding Factors Influencing Study Abroad Participation Bridging the Gap: Music Business Education and the Music Industries The Impact of Recent Tax Code Changes on Arts Organizations The Music Products Industry as Part of a Collegiate Music Industry Program Curriculum (abstract only) Play, Rewind, Play Again: Experiences of Millennials’ Usage of the Cassette Tape as Music Media Archival Research Methods and Music Industry Pedagogy The North Carolina Symphony: An Analysis of the Financial, Social, and Political Implications for a State Supported Arts Organization Mapping Music Cities: A Case Study of the Musical Landscape of San Antonio (abstract only, full article available in the 2018 MEIEA Journal) Equilibrium Ticket Pricing in the U.S. Concert Industry (abstract and slides only) Content ID as a Solution to Address the Value Gap (abstract only, full article available in the 2018 MEIEA Journal) The Greatest Show on Earth: Applying the Psychology of Peak Performance to Live Music | Presented March 24, 2018 “Guided by Commercial Motives”: Selling Songwriting (abstract only, full article available in the 2018 MEIEA Journal) Ready Student One: Adventures in the New World of Virtual Pedagogy (abstract only) Institutionalizing the Internship A Work of Art in the Age of Technological Disruption: The Future of Work in the Music Industry (abstract only, full article available in the 2018 MEIEA Journal) Team Teaching Artist Management (abstract only) Using Radio as a Tool for Teaching Music Industry The Missing Stream: Fostering Music Products Education Through Applied Technology After Hultsfred: Cultural Entrepreneurship in the Aftermath of the Hultsfred Festival (abstract only) The Results Are In: Identifying Marketing Demographics for a Mid-sized Performing Arts Venue in Multicultural Miami Challenges in Quantifying a Community’s Music Scene Noise and Neurons: Effects of Background Music on Reading Comprehension Managing Organizations in the Creative Industries: Organizational Behavior for the Cultural Sector (abstract only) |
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