Beth Stutzmann

Beth Stutzmann is a graduate of The Boston Conservatory of Music (BMEd). She received her master's degree from Oklahoma City University in Horn performance. A doctoral candidate, Ms. Stutzmann's dissertation is currently being field-tested.

Ms. Stutzmann is a state certified music educator (PreK-12) and has taught general music; choral music and instrumental music in public and private schools. She has taught music appreciation courses and has directed instrumental ensembles at the college and university levels.

Office Hours
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Additional Information
• Correspondence must have proper etiquette. Do not begin an email or conversation to me with “Hey.”
• Please address me as Professor Stutzmann.
• Assignments will not be accepted late. A grade of “0” will be recorded.
• All work passed in to the professor must be type-written and have one-inch margins only.
• Make-up exams or incomplete grades will only be given for dire emergencies (death in the family; hospitalization; something that provides legal documentation).
• Do not come to class late. Doors will be locked to prevent disrupting the lecture.
• Etiquette and respect are expected at all times. Class disruptions will not be tolerated.
• Bullying the Teacher for a grade will not be tolerated and will automatically result in a failing grade for the semester.
• Promptness to class, completion of weekly assigned readings and homework assignments, and insightful and creative class discussion are expected and will affect final grade for the course.
• Use of correct punctuation, grammar and syntax are expected in written assignments and errors will result in points being subtracted from the grade.
• Cell phones must be turned off. Text messaging and cell phone use during class time is prohibited.
• Baseball hats cannot be worn during quizzes/exams.
• Cellphones/electronics must be put away and out of sight during quizzes & exams.
• There is no tobacco chewing or spitting in class.
• Teacher reserves the right to make changes to the syllabus
• TEACHER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ADJUST GRADE ACCORDINGLY WITH REGARD TO THE STUDENT'S PARTICIPATION AND ATTITUDE THROUGHOUT THE SEMESTER.

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