Sound Studies Symposium

The UMBC Sound Studies Faculty Working Group presents the Spring Sound Studies Symposium.

Featured keynote address:

Carter Mathes, Department of English at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey – Decolonial Soundscapes: Blackness, Sonority, and Critique 

Additional presenters:

• Maleda Belilgne, Department of English at UMBC – “Look and You Can Hear It:” Visualizing Sound in Black Narrative
• Anna Rubin, Department of Music at UMBC – On the Edge: Karina’s Journey
• Timothy Nohe, Center for Innovation, Research, and Creativity in the Arts, and Carol Hess, Department of Dance at UMBC – Burnt
• Stephen Bradley and John Sturgeon, Department of Visual Arts at uMBC – Tuning Fork
• Linda Dusman and Alan Wonneberger, Department of Music at UMBC – Dream, Prayer, and Lullaby in Surround

The Sound Studies Faculty Working Group is sponsored by the Dresher Center for the Humanities.