Belmont Hosts Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Conference
Belmont recently hosted a conference, “Equipping the Village: Tools for Helping a Family with Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome,” that focused on the care management needs of families with an infant that...
View ArticleHerb Signs with North Star Media
Admissions Coordinator for the Curb College Natalie Herb recently signed with North Star Media for her upcoming album, Harbinger. The album is expected to be released on March 11. As a Belmont...
View ArticleJanas and Students Engineer and Produce Cody Fry Recording
Instructor of Audio Engineering Technology Michael Janas recently engineered a live-to-multitrack recording for former American Idol contestant and Belmont commercial music alumni Cody Fry in Columbia...
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Schreiber Receives Grant, Publishes Chapter in Music Business Book
Lecturer of Music Business Dr. David Schreiber recently received a $2,500 grant from the Music and Entertainment Educators Association (MEIEA) to offset costs associated with the development of his...
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Rolston Publishes Music Marketing Textbook
Professor of Marketing and Music Business Dr. Clyde Rolston recently co-wrote a music marketing textbook with MTSU’s Amy Macy. The book, “Record Label Marketing: How Music Companies Brand and Market...
View ArticleMusicians and Artist Managers Speak to Belmont Students
Students filled Belmont’s Johnson Theatre on Feb. 1 to hear artist-writers Scott Stevens, Alex Kline and Erin Enderlin describe how they set up their teams. Students also heard about understanding the...
View ArticleBelmont’s Live Sound Program Develops Partnership with Shure Microphones
After Belmont alumus and local Shure Microphones representative Michael Moore helped with a wireless workshop last semester, Audio Engineering Technology Lecturer Scott Munsell and a student secured a...
View Article‘Pour on the Pink’ Treadmill Event Raises Money for Susan G. Komen
Ultra-marathon runner Jason Eads, husband of Associate Athletic Director/Senior Woman Administrator Lauren Eads, participated for the second year in Belmont’s “Pour on the Pink” day by running on a...
View ArticleBelcourt Theatre Screens Oscar Nominated Shortfilms in Johnson Center Theaters
Belmont partnered with the historic Belcourt Theatre. while the organization is renovating its 90-year-old building, to screen 2016 Oscar® Nominated Short Films on Feb. 6 & 7 at the R. Milton and...
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Robinson Named ‘Woman of Influence’
Director of External Relations and Executive Learning Network for the Jack C. Massey College of Business Jill Robinson was recently named as a “Woman of Influence” in the Nonprofit Leader category by...
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Theatre Department Earns High Marks at American College Theatre Festival
Belmont’s Department of Theatre and Dance recently participated in The Kennedy Center’s 2016 American College Theatre Festival 48 (KCACTF) Region IV with their production of Alice, an original adaption...
View ArticleBelmont Hosts First-Ever NAC&U Science Summit
Forty faculty and staff in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) and related fields convened on Belmont’s campus this week for the first ever Science Summit put together by the New American...
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Gonzales Published in USA Today
Alberto Gonzales, dean of the College of Law, was recently published in USA Today. Gonzales’s column, “A GOP President Would Nominate a Justice,” was published on Feb. 14, the day after Supreme Court...
View ArticleCollege of Law Moot Court Team Wows at National Competition
Belmont College of Law’s National Moot Court Competition Team recently participated in the National Moot Court competition, an annual inter-law school event co-sponsored by New York City Bar...
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King’s Band Wins Grammy for Best Bluegrass Album
Adjunct Instructor of Music Tammy Rogers King‘s band The SteelDrivers took home the Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album Monday night for their album The Muscle Shoals Recordings. The band has been...
View ArticleSchneller, Minardi and Lake Publish Article in Assessment Update
Associate Provost for Academic Affairs Beverly Schneller, Ministry Program Advisor Martha Minardi and Vice President of Spiritual Development Todd Lake’s article “Assessing Spiritual Growth and...
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Lamothe’s Paper Selected for American Musicological Society
Belmont’s Virginia Lamothe recently authored a paper, “Towards a Better Understanding of Martyr Tragedies in Seventeenth-Century Rome: A Case for the Barberini Court,” that was selected for the annual...
View ArticleStudents Hear from Industry Professional on Venue Branding
Curb College recently hosted industry professionals from War Memorial Auditorium (WMA) for a seminar on building a venue’s brand. Brent Hyams, chief operating officer of WMA and TPAC and Roger LeBlanc,...
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Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, James Pankow, Speaks to Belmont Students
Curb College held a seminar with James Pankow, trombonist, composer and founding member of the legendary band Chicago on Wednesday, Feb. 10. Students filled the Johnson Center’s Large Theater to attend...
View ArticleJudah and the Lion Members Pass Advice to Students
Judah + the Lion, a band made up of Belmont alumni, visited campus on Feb. 8 to discuss their upcoming release and the band’s beginnings. The release, “Folk Hop N’ Roll,” is set to come out on March 4....
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