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Academic Papers Presented at the 2020 International Summit of the Music & Entertainment Industry Educators Association
October 2-3, 2020 - Virtual Summit
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Papers are listed alphabetically by author Integrating Audio Branding into the Marketing Curriculum: A Model The Crossover: Evaluating Mainstream Consumption of Urban Music Concerts (abstract only) The Musician’s Profit Umbrella™ and Women as Musician-Entrepreneurs (abstract only) Measuring Folk Tools of the Craft: The Value of Practicums in Arts and Music Management Dude, Where’s Your Phone?: Live Event Experience in a Phone-Free Environment (abstract only) All Access: A Backstage Pass to a Collaborative, Undergraduate Music Journal Music and Tourism: What’s in the Mix? (abstract only) Preparing Community College Students for Internship Success Literature, Lemonade, and DAMN.: A Historical Perspective on Popular Music Awards (abstract only) Preparing Global-Ready, and Interculturally Competent Graduates for the Music and Entertainment Industries Summer Camp: Developing a Recruiting Hotbed That Teaches High School Students Music Production Skip, Burn, Seek & Scratch: Young Adults’ Compact Disc Usage Experiences in 2020 (abstract only, full article available in the 2020 MEIEA Journal) | Legends and Legacy: Musical Tourism in Muscle Shoals (abstract only) Noise, Restrictions, and the Live Music Sector: A Case Study of the Musical Soundscape of San Antonio (abstract only) Music Industry Digital Marketing Strategy Case Study: Joe Ely (abstract only) Bonnaroo University: A Blueprint for Teaching Music Festival Culture (abstract only) Jamaican Popular Music In Transition (abstract only) Do What Works: Using the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning to Improve Student Engagement in Group Projects The Denniz PoP Model: Core Leadership Skills in Music Production as Learning Outcomes in Higher Education Building the North American Graduate Music Business Database: Pedagogical, Philosophical, and Theoretical Implications (abstract only) A Necessary Evil: An Overview of the Pitch Correction Course Offered at Northern Vermont University-Lyndon Music Entrepreneurship and Access to Social and Cultural Capital: Your Network is Your Net Worth (abstract only) Sharing Lyrics in Singalong Groups Career Challenges Musicians Face in the United States |