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RE: studies : clarinet and engineering ?

Author: Anji
Date: 2000-10-27 14:00

I know it's not in you're neighborhood, but Rowan University of Glassboro, New Jersey U.S.A. has a brilliant, small engineering school. They have an up and coming Jazz program, and a mediocre (but improving) classical school.

Rowan maintains a 20:1 student:teacher ratio. Classes are taught by the professors, rather than grad students. With a year off, it's worth a few inquiries.

www.rowan.edu

Steve Chin, Ph. D. assistant dean of Rowan engineering

Dennis DiBlasio, K.B.S (killer baritone sax) Rowan Jazz studies.

Naval architecture is a wonderful field of study, with endless possibilities. The nearest American equivalent is Civil engineering.

Also, the University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio U.S.A. with it's well established, traditional engineering school (which emphasizes cooperative field study) has the College Conservatory of Music which has graduated luminaries such as Kathleen Battle.

Bon chance

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