Department of Music
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7600 Flower Avenue
Takoma Park,Maryland 20913
301.891.4025
dlau@wau.edu
DEGREES OFFERED
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Bachelor of Arts in Music Bachelor of Music in Music Performance Bachelor of Music in Music Therapy Music Therapy Equivalency Program (non-degree)
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It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the Department of Music of Washington Adventist University. Our faculty, facilities, ensembles, and students represent some of the finest in the nation. We have thoughtfully designed programs and offerings to provide rich opportunities for music majors and non-music majors alike. Our location just outside of the nation’s capital provides a diverse and world-class cultural background from which to learn.
As Washington Adventist University positions itself as a right-sized, right-location institution with distinctive programs, music remains at the forefront. Approximately one-third of WAU students take part in some music activity. The Department of Music has always striven to produce graduates who are passionate, skilled, and service-oriented. As a faith-based institution, students involved in the music department will have numerous opportunities for musical performances in area churches, schools, retirement centers, and concert halls. The rigor of our programs is balanced by caring and nurturing faculty who serve as artist-teachers as well as mentor-guardians to our diverse and talented student body. The close mentoring that is a part of our culture is among the educational components that our graduates most often cite as reasons for their success.
Faculty Info:
Daniel Lau, DMA – Chair, Professor Mark Di Pinto, DMA – Associate Professor Preston Hawes, DMA – Associate Professor Brian Liu, DMA – Assistant Professor Anwar Ottley, DWS – Assistant Professor Melanie Kwan, MMT, Music Therapy Deborah Thurlow, DMA – Associate Professor
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