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Scott Meier Associate Professor, Saxophone, Music Education, Jazz Ensemble, Wind Ensemble Contact Information OFFICE: D'Angelo Room 10 EMAIL: smeier@mercyhurst.edu PHONE: 814-824-2432 About Dr. Meier Degrees: B.S. in Music Education, University of Wyoming M.M. in Woodwind Doubling, University of Redlands Ph.D. in Music Education, Florida State University Courses Taught: MUS 108: Introduction to Music Technology MUS 140/240/340/440: Wind Ensemble MUS 140/240/340/440: Jazz Ensemble MUS 171/271/…
Craig Stevens Program Director, Music Therapy, Lecturer Contact Information OFFICE: D'Angelo 17 EMAIL: cstevens@mercyhurst.edu PHONE: 814-824-3868 Prior to being appointed his position at Mercyhurst, Craig Stevens was director of Medical Music Therapy at Hamot Hospital in Erie, Pa. There his work included patient assessment, treatment planning, and application of Music Therapy with patients in all areas of the hospital. A majority of his work centered around Neurology, Oncology, Palliative Care…
Rebecca Wunch Mary A. Spadafor Endowed Chair of Music, D’Angelo Department of Music; Director, Sullivan Conservatory of Music, Instructor, Clarinet, Theory/Aural Skills, Woodwind Ensemble Contact Information OFFICE: D'Angelo 16 EMAIL: rwunch@mercyhurst.edu PHONE: 814-824-2575 About Rebecca Wunch Degrees: M.M., Music Theory and Clarinet Performance, Bowling Green University B.M., Clarinet Performance, Duquesne University Courses Taught: MUS 101: Theory I MUS 102: Theory II MUS 201: Theory III…
Campus Ministry Mercyhurst Campus Ministry creates a hospitable environment and a locus for spiritual development of the entire university community. By our grounding in the Catholic tradition and Mercy heritage we support people of all faith traditions or no faith tradition and foster holistic, communal development, and nurture leadership focused in service and justice. Our Ministries Carpe Diem Retreats The Carpe Diem Retreat is a weekend-long retreat open to Mercyhurst students of all…
Gino Faraci Adjunct Instructor of Double Bass Contact Information OFFICE: D'Angelo 34 EMAIL: gfaraci@mercyhurst.edu PHONE: 814-824-2394 About Gino Faraci Degrees: Teaching Certification, Carnegie Mellon University M.M. in Orchestral Performance, Manhattan School of Music B.M. in Performance, Manhattan School of Music Courses Taught: MUS 170/270/370/470 Double Bass Interests and Professional Activity: Frequent performer with the Erie Philharmonic, Albany Symphony, Southwest Florida Symphony…
Albert Glinsky Professor Emeritus of Composition Contact Information OFFICE: D'Angelo 12 EMAIL: aglinsky@mercyhurst.edu PHONE: 814-824-2361 About Dr. Glinsky Degrees: Ph.D. Composition and Electroacoustic Music, New York University M.M. Composition, The Juilliard School B.M. Composition, The Juilliard School Courses Taught: MUS 180/280/380/480 Composition MUS 183/283/383/483: Secondary Lesson - Composition MUS 145/245/345/445: Composers Workshop Interests and Professional Activity: Albert…
Kent Tucker Adjunct Instructor of Trombone Contact Information OFFICE: D'Angelo 34 EMAIL: ktucker@mercyhurst.edu PHONE: 814-824-2394 About Kent Tucker Degrees: BME, Central Methodist College Courses Taught: MUS 100: Music in Society MUS 172/272/372/472: Trombone MUS 145/245/345/445: Brass Ensemble Interests and Professional Activity: Kent performs frequently throughout the tri-state region as a professional trombonist. He has performed with the Erie Philharmonic, Erie Ballet Orchestra, Misery…
Annual Clery Reports In compliance with Pennsylvania Legislative Act 73, Section 3: Crime Statistics Reports and Security Policies and Procedures, and Federal Public Law 101-542, Title II, “Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990,” Mercyhurst provides the following campus safety reports, which are made available to all currently enrolled students, employees, applicants for admission, and prospective employees below. 2024 Annual Security Report 2023 Annual Security Report 2022 Annual…
Institutional Review Board (IRB) The Mercyhurst Institutional Review Board (IRB) is a committee of faculty that has been tasked with approving, monitoring, and reviewing biomedical and behavioral research involving humans. The committee's goal is to protect the rights and welfare of the subjects involved in research. The IRB meets on a monthly basis to review proposals and may recommend necessary changes before the approval of the research. Frequently Asked Questions What is the Institutional…
Hurst Day What is Hurst Day? You’ll awake to the sound of bagpipes and see the Hurst Day flag flying high. Hurst Day shows up unexpectedly every fall semester, surprising everyone on campus with a day of canceled classes, contagious fun, and electric Laker pride. The Hurst is transformed into a carnival-like atmosphere with games, inflatable slides, jumps, obstacle courses, a dunk tank, rock walls, bungee runs, music, food, and prizes. The day is capped off with a delicious steak dinner for all…