At Davis' Mega Maze
Sterling, MA
About
I received a BS in Computer Science from North Carolina State University in 1983 and worked in the computer industry for many years, first at Data General (now a part of EMC) on the DG-One project, then with Phoenix Technologies Ltd as a software engineer/architect and engineering manager of their main product, the BIOS. After a startup I was involved in collapsed, I took some time off then decided to go back to my first love--music. I attended Wheaton College in Norton, MA, for two years and took all of the music courses a music major would be required to take. At Boston University, I earned my MM in musicology in 2005 and am currently a PhD candidate.
For several years I was the children's choir director at the Original Congregational Church in Wrentham, MA, and a member of the adult choir and the bell choir. I was also an occasional soloist (voice, piano, organ), accompaniast, and substitute organist/pianist. I have taught voice and piano privately and photography and quilting workshops. As a recovering programmer, I find myself still drawn to programming and occasionally do website design and web-based projects.
I have taught Music Appreciation (MU119/120) at Boston University, as well as worked as a facilitator for BU's online music education program for the following courses: American Music; Blues; and Foundations of Music Education II: Sociology and Psychology. In addition, I have been the musical director for several productions of the Un-common Theatre Company.
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