Daniel J. Shevock, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2015- | Arts and Humanities | Penn State Altoona |
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""Daniel J. Shevock""Bio:
Daniel J. Shevock teaches at Penn State Altoona, where he served as Emerging Musical Artist in Residence in Jazz. Growing-up in a rural Pennsylvania town and teaching in urban public schools helped cultivate his awareness of the importance of creativity, social justice, and ecological consciousness. Dan musics on the vibraphone and drums. His scholarship in music education integrates ecological literacy, place-consciousness, improvisation, history, and philosophy.
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| Shevock DJ. (2020) An Environmental Philosophy for Music Education Based on Satis Coleman's (1878-1961) Writings on Music and Nature. Action, Criticism, & Theory For Music Education. 19: 174-207 |
| Shevock DJ, Bates VC. (2019) A Music Educator’s Guide to Saving the Planet: Music Educators Journal. 105: 15-20 |
| Shevock DJ. (2018) The Experience of Confident Music Improvising Research Studies in Music Education |
| Shevock DJ. (2018) Eco-Literate Music Pedagogy |
| Shevock DJ. (2016) Music Educated and Uprooted: My Story of Rurality, Whiteness, Musicing, and Teaching Action, Criticism, and Theory For Music Education. 15: 30-55 |
| Striingham, DA, Thornton, et al. (2015) Composition and Improvisation in Instrumental Methods Courses: Instrumental Music Teacher Educators' Perspectives Bulletin of the Council For Research in Music Education. 205: 7-25 |
| Shevock DJ. (2015) Satis Coleman--A spiritual philosophy for music education Music Educators Journal. 102: 56-61 |