Meeting With Your Advisor
Students should plan to have a meeting with their advisor at least once a semester to discuss their schedule for the following semester and review their progress within their course of study as well as the college distribution requirements. Advisors can also help with internships and career planning.
Declaring a Major or Minor
All students wishing to become music majors must first pass the entrance (level II) audition (except concentrators in Music Technology and Business, who must pass the entrance audition before their senior project or internship).
Declare the music major or minor through the .
There is no audition required to declare a music minor.
Advising for a Music Minor
Music minors are assigned an advisor in the department based on their instrument(s) and interests. Email us (music@uvm.edu) if you need an advisor to be assigned to you. We also offer group advising sessions for minors twice a year, usually in April and November.
Anomalies
Course substitution, transfer credits, and credit for high school AP courses should be discussed with the program head rather than the academic advisor.
Extended absences, leaves of absence, study abroad, and similar large-scope issues should be discussed with an advisor in your college dean's office.
Advisor Changes
If you would like to change your advisor, e-mail us (music@uvm.edu) or visit the office.
Music Advisors
B.A. Classical Performance
Woodwind, Brass, Percussion - Prof. D. Thomas Toner
D.Toner@uvm.edu
Strings and Piano - Prof. Yutaka Kono
Yutaka.Kono@uvm.edu
B.A. Jazz Studies
Prof. Alex Stewart
​Alexander.Stewart@uvm.edu
B.S. Music Education
Prof. Andrea Maas
Andrea.Maas@uvm.edu
B.A. Music Technology and Business
Prof. David Feurzeig
David.Feurzeig@uvm.edu
B.A. Music History and Literature
Prof. Yutaka Kono
Yutaka.Kono@uvm.edu
B.A. Music Composition and Theory
Prof. Patricia Julien
Patricia.Julien@uvm.edu
Your current advisor appears on my¶¶Òõ̽̽ under the Advising link on "My College/School."