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Amy Bauschard, M.S. Instructor of Early Childhood Education; Director, Mercyhurst Early Learning Innovation Academy; Faculty Liaison, Community Engagement Contact Information OFFICE: Hirt 300I EMAIL: abauschard@mercyhurst.edu PHONE: 814-824-2370 Amy Bauschard, M.Ed. is an instructor in the Education Department. In addition to teaching, Amy is also the program director of the Mercyhurst Early Learning Innovation Academy (MELIA), faculty counselor of the Mercyhurst University Chapter of Kappa…
David Livingston Interim President Contact Information EMAIL: president@mercyhurst.edu PHONE: 814-824-2311 Dr. David J. Livingston began his two-year interim presidency at Mercyhurst University on July 1, 2026. Prior to serving at Mercyhurst, he served for ten years as Lewis University’s 10th president. While at Lewis, Dr. Livingston added new health science programs, as well as saw significant growth in Aviation and Computer Science. Under his leadership, Lewis completed a merger with St.…
"The Spoon River Project" marks return of Mercyhurst's summer Theatre program Saturday, July 11, 2026 Image The Mercyhurst Theatre program will relaunch its professional summer Theatre program with a production of "The Spoon River Project," Friday, Aug. 14, through Sunday, Aug. 16, in Taylor Little Theatre. Based on Edgar Lee Masters’ “Spoon River Anthology,” this haunting play invites audiences into the world of Spoon River, where the town’s former residents reflect on the dreams, secrets,…
Fall Preview Day Saturday, September 19, 2026 • 9:15 am - 12:00 pm Register … Fall Preview Day …
Middle States Self-Study Guide Final Self-Study Report Submitted The Middle States Commission on Higher Education Self-Study Steering Committee is thrilled to announce that we have submitted our final self-study report and all supporting evidence to the Commission! The Steering Committee sincerely thanks everyone involved in this important process for their efforts and dedication over the last two years. The Steering Committee also invites you to read some of the evidence submitted to MSCHE to…
Music Education Bachelor of Music This Bachelor of Music in Music Education Program stars graduates who are sought after by school districts and are currently teaching all over the country. Students learn instructional techniques and classroom management skills while performing with a variety of ensembles similar to the ones they will supervise in schools. The education program has a contemporary curriculum designed to assist future teachers in fostering a lifelong love of music in their own…
Composition Bachelor of Music This Bachelor of Music allows students to develop the essential technical toolbox and broad aesthetic perspective needed to assume a place in the community of professional composers. Composition study offers an array of musical opportunities for graduates, including film scoring, commercial music, educational and church music publications, recording arts, and careers in higher education. The program aims to prepare each young composer for high-level graduate work…
Music Bachelor of Arts The Bachelor of Arts in Music provides students with the opportunity to pursue a full major in music together with an expanded emphasis on the liberal arts. The additional elective courses built into this degree allow students to incorporate a minor in another field of study without adding overload credits. Music majors benefit from the same general departmental offerings as those in the performance and education degrees—weekly private lessons, regular participation in…
Performance Bachelor of Music This Bachelor of Music Program emphasizes musical proficiency at a pre-professional level through individual instruction, mentoring, and career guidance. Performance experience includes large and small ensembles, solo performance opportunities, solo work in large-scale productions, and solo recitals in the junior and senior years. Learn More About the B.M. in Performance Curriculum Fast Facts The B.M. in Performance degree is a pre-professional program that will…
Music Minor The D’Angelo Department of Music welcomes any student to audition as a music minor. Continue your passion for music by taking 30-minute weekly private lessons on your instrument or voice, studying music theory, aural skills, and music history, as well as participating in one of our large ensembles. If time permits, consider participating in a small ensemble, as well. Undergraduate Undergraduate Fast Facts All Music minors receive a guaranteed scholarship for two years and, if you…