Beverly Carter

Education

• Ph.D. Interdisciplinary Arts, Ohio University, 1991
• M.A. Musicology, Eastman School of Music, 1981
• Fulbright Scholar, University of Vienna (Austria), 1979-80
• B.M. Piano Performance (summa cum laude), Furman University, 1977 

Experience 

• Grove City College (1992 - present), Professor of Music and Humanities
• University of Maryland Overseas Division (1988-1991), Adjunct Faculty
• University of Nebraska at Omaha (1985-1987), Adjunct Faculty
• Ohio University (1983-1985), Graduate Teaching Assistant
• Huntington College (1981-1983), Instructor in Music (1983 Professor of the Year)
• Eastman School of Music (1977-1979), Graduate Assistant to the Chair of Musicology

Selected Works

• Edited Living Out Loud: Some Christian Perspectives on the Arts (Copley Custom Publishing)
• Presented papers at the Popular and American Culture Conferences in Philadelphia and New Orleans
• Authored the Instructor’s Manual/Test Item File and Study Guide for Venton and DiYanni’s Arts and Culture (Prentice-Hall)
• Reviewer of numerous music festivals, including the Aikens-Cadman Piano Competition and the regional festival of the National Federation of Music Clubs

Academic Interests

• Interdisciplinary Arts (music, visual arts, architecture, literature)
• Foreign Study (have led six travel interims to Europe for GCC)
• Curriculum development

Courses Taught

• Music History I and II
• Humanities: Civilization and the Arts
• Piano
• Graduate School Adviser

Other Interests

• Travel
• Reading
• Interior Design