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November 16, 2009
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THE MIKE CURB COLLEGE OF ENTERTAINMENT & MUSIC BUSINESS PRESENTS THE FALL 2009 INTERNSHIP FAIR!

Here's your chance to meet and network with representatives and supervisors from over 100 Nashville-based music industry companies. Come ready to discuss future internships. Resumes are not required, but are strongly encouraged. For a list of companies attending the fair, please contact Jessie Watts @ 615.460.6438 or jessie.watts@belmont.edu.

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ASCAP WRITERS' NIGHT SERIES - TUESDAY @ 6PM!

Join us Tuesday at 6pm in the Curb Café as we host the second ASCAP Writers' Night of the semester. Student performers, Hailey Faith, Adam Swink and Jaci Wisot will play alongside Belmont Alum and ASCAP writer, Rob Blackledge. MBU/EIS/SNG 4000 credit offered. Seating is limited so arrive early!

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SOLID PRESENTS...MUSIC IN FILM - WEDNESDAY @ 10AM; VINCE GILL ROOM

SOLID and the CEMB Student Leadership Council are teaming up to bring in a panel of industry professionals that work in composition, music supervision, licensing, etc. MBU/EIS/SNG 4000 credit offered. For more information on SOLID, visit www.solidnashville.com.

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AET SEMINAR, NOVEMBER 20

Ribbon Microphone Technology Guest speaker - Wes Dooley MBC Rm 104, AET Seminar, Friday, November 20, 2009 10:00 am

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MBU/EIS SENIOR CAPSTONE

FOR SPRING 2010 EIS SENIOR CAPSTONE 4015.01, Monday at 9AM is acceptable to Seniors as another MBU Senior Capstone Choice.

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BELMONT COLLEGE OF LAW OPEN HOUSE

All students are invited to attend the first college of law open house for prospective students on the evening of November 18, from 6-7:30. Jeff Kinsler, the Dean of the Law School, will be here to talk with our prospective students. If you are interested in learning more about the law school, you will want to attend this event. RSVP for the event by visiting the law school web page at www.belmont.edu/law.

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PRIORITY REGISTRATION DATES

Seniors - Nov. 16th @ 7am.
Juniors - Nov. 17th @ 7am.
Sophomores - Nov. 18th @ 7am.
Freshmen - Nov. 19th @ 7am.

ALL Holds must be lifted before you can priority register. Check your account in BannerWeb at least 2 days before you register to ensure you get your holds lifted.

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November 15, 2009
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Intellectual Property (IP) Policymaking & The World Intellectual Property Organization: A Summer 2010 Study Abroad Program in Switzerland

Copyrights, Trademarks and Patents (which are all types of IP) are important aspects of creative rights and products (like music, film, and software). Likewise, laws and policy governing the protection of these properties are equally significant. This seminar will provide a brief overview of IP rights, examine pending IP legislation in the U.S., such as the Performance Rights Act, and introduce the role of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), an agency of the United Nations which promotes the protection of IP around the world.

This seminar will also provide preliminary information about a study abroad trip to Geneva, Switzerland in Summer 2010 to study WIPO and IP issues. Additional seminars will be scheduled to provide more detailed information about the study abroad program and IP issues that may be examined during the trip.

Seminar speaker: Sam Reed, who currently serves as the staff attorney for Congressman Jim Cooper (D-TN), with a specific focus on music, entertainment, and intellectual property issues. Mr. Reed worked as an attorney for the Nashville-based law firm of Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis prior to joining Congressman Cooper’s staff.

Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Location: Rm. 100, Massey
Time: 10:00 a.m.-11:00a.m.
Approved for Convo Credit: Yes
Contact: Prof. Cheryl L. Slay, x6534 with any questions

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HOW TO CHECK SEMINAR CREDIT

  1. Wait at least one week for the credit to be entered. Ten days would be even better!
  2. Go to www.curbcollege.info. (The site will go live September 4th.)
  3. Enter the FIRST 9 DIGITS OF YOUR ID BARCODE (NOT YOUR BUID NO.) in the box next to Barcode:
  4. Hit Submit
  5. Presto! The number of seminars and showcases you have received credit for attending will be displayed.

If you have followed the instructions above, especially step one, and you have a problem with a seminar credit, contact the COORDINATOR FOR YOUR MAJOR.

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MBU/AET/SNG/EIS 4000 SEMINAR "THE INSIDER'S VIEW" FAQ

Q: Do "Insider's View" and seminar count the same for seminar credit? A: Yes

Q: I am an MBU (EIS,AET) major. Can I go to a SNG seminar and get credit? A: Yes, if room permits you may attend another program's seminar and receive credit.

Q: I attended an event and I have not yet received credit. What should I do? A: First, you should not expect credit to be posted any sooner than a week after the event. It is also important to make sure that you get your card properly scanned. Students are often fooled into thinking they got their card scanned because they are not paying attention to the process: They hear the beep of the scanner and assume that it was their card that was scanned. Another common problem occurs when both seminar and convo credit are given. In those cases you have to get scanned twice - once for each type of credit.

If you still have concerns a week after the event email the seminar coordinator for your major. They are listed at the bottom of the www.curbcollege.info website. Make sure you include all the requested information. If you leave this information out we will not be able to respond to your request.

Q. I attended an event but forgot to get my card scanned. Can I still get credit? A; No. You must have your card properly scanned AT THE EVENT to get credit.

Q. I have a very busy schedule and can't make it to showcases or writers nights. Can I just go to five seminars instead? A: No. Seminars cannot be substituted for showcases or vice versa.

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BMI Catalog Cast

BMI Catalog Cast is back this spring for 10 senior level students! If you are selected for this elite program you will be required to register for 1 hour of internship credit! Apply today at http://campus.belmont.edu/mb/2010.BMI.Catalog.Cast.html. Applications are due by November 30th.

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November 09, 2009
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WINNER OF THE URBAN/POP SHOWCASE ANNOUNCED

Congratulations to Miss B, who's dynamic performance Saturday night earned her the title of Urban/Pop Showcase Winner. Miss B will go on to perform with the other showcase winners at the Best of the Best Showcase, April 24, 2010. Congratulations as well to Chase Foster, Phoebe Sharp and Cody Fry for their amazing performances!

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SHURE'S FANTASTIC SCHOLASTIC RECORDING COMPETITION

For the sixth consecutive year, Shure is working with audio education departments at universities across the country to find tomorrow's recording stars. We are proud to announce the Belmont University team of Chris Diener, Art Lindman, Michael Hardesty, and Jason George have been selected to represent the CEMB in this year's Fantastic Scholastic Recording Competition. Good luck guys as you showcase our facilities, use all shure mics, and produce a great recording. We look forward to the results.

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November 08, 2009
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ACADEMIC ADVISING STARTS this WEEK!

IF you have NOT yet met with your advisor this semester, advising begins this Wednesday, Nov. 5th to Friday, Nov. 13th! This is ONLY for those who have not yet met with their academic advisor in the advising center this semester. The advisors have sign-up sheets on their office doors on the 2nd floor Barbara Massey Hall. For the advisors who have off campus offices, the Advising Center has their sign-up sheets.


If you are graduating in May 2010, you will meet with Tina Dishman. Her sign up sheet is in the advising center at the front desk.


DON'T wait till the last minute to sign up for a time to meet with your advisor.


Your advisor hold will not be lifted till you see your academic advisor. (For those of you that have already met with your advisor this semester, your Advisor Hold will be lifted within this coming week).

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INSIDER'S VIEW MONDAY 11/9 10am, MASSEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER: BOB EZRIN

Bob Ezrin is one of the most influential music and entertainment producers of all time with a successful career that spans 37 years, crosses all genres and media and continues to evolve to this day. Bringing an artist's sensibilities and businessman's acumen to his collaborations, Ezrin is credited time and again with helping artists, creative teams and companies to achieve their fullest potential, and in the process has left an impressive canon of work that continues to inspire musicians and music lovers alike. He has produced, mixed and played on legendary recordings for some of the world's leading artists including: Alice Cooper, The Guess Who, KISS, Pink Floyd, Lou Reed, Roberta Flack, Peter Gabriel, Rod Stewart, Hanoi Rocks, Nine Inch Nails, The Jayhawks, Kurupt and Jane's Addiction. One of his most noteworthy productions is Pink Floyd's "The Wall," a seminal masterpiece that is often credited as one of the greatest albums of all time. Ezrin is also highly respected for his many years of work in live performance, film, television and radio production in the US, UK and Canada. In addition to his legacy in entertainment, and is a successful entrepreneur having founded several companies including 7th Level, a pioneer in interactive entertainment and a leading developer and publisher of CD-ROMs. Ezrin was Co-Chair and later CEO of 7th Level, which floated on the NASDAQ in 1994. He also co-founded Enigma Digital, a groundbreaking developer of Internet and wireless broadcast and community building tools.

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Off the Record with Danielle Boone—Harry Fox Agency, NYC

Friday 11/13 at 10am, Barbara Massey Hall 434

The Curb College & the Office of Alumni Relations are teaming up to provide our students with an opportunity to participate in in-depth, extremely personalized conversations with professionals directly involved in the entertainment industry here in Nashville. Little is considered "off topic" and the conversation takes whatever shape you give it. (10-12 students at each session)

Danielle joined The Harry Fox Agency, Inc. in October 2001 as an Agent in the Client Relations department. Danielle is currently a Team Lead in the Publisher Services department overseeing a team that handles all Nashville and East Coast based Music Publisher affiliates. Danielle also serves as HFA’s Regional Advisor to Nashville and travels here monthly.

Prior to joining HFA, Danielle worked in Nashville for the Charlie Daniels Band as Creative Assistant for CDB Music, LLC, reporting to the company’s president, Charlie Daniels, Jr. Danielle has also worked for MTV Networks/Country Music Television in New York in a temporary position as an assistant in the Affiliate Marketing department. Danielle graduated cum laude from Belmont University in Nashville, TN with a BBA in Music Business. Danielle is a member of the New York Chapter of the Association of Independent Music Publishers, Country Music Association, The Academy of Country Music and the Copyright Society of the South.

If you receive an email confirmation back, that means you are confirmed. If you do not receive something back, then the spaces are full. RSVP to wagnerm@pop.belmont.edu.

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November 02, 2009
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URBAN/POP SHOWCASE IS THIS SATURDAY

Don't miss one of the hottest shows of the year this Saturday at 7pm in the Curb Event Center. Featuring performances by Chase Foster, Miss B, Phoebe Sharp and Cody Fry. For more information and samples of their music, visit www.belmontshowcaseseries.com.

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NEW BELMONT ENTERTAINMENT WEBSITE SEEKS CO-EDITORS

The Curb College is looking for Co-Editors for Belmont Pipeline, an upcoming online resource which will provide students and faculty with news and insights into the Belmont and Nashville entertainment communities. Pipeline will cover a wide spectrum of entertainment-related issues relevant to Belmont students, from school-sponsored activities to student creative works to industry career fields and their respective issues. In doing so, the website aims to inform and engage the Belmont community so that it may glean the most possible value from its impressive body of talent and resources.


For more information and to fill out an application, go to: http://campus.belmont.edu/mb/BELMONT.PIPELINE.COEDITOR.APPLICATION.html. Applications must be submitted by Monday, November 9th. If you would like more information, please contact Dan Milliken at millikend@pop.belmont.edu.

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THE SHOWCASE SERIES IS PUTTING TOGETHER A MARKETING TEAM!

Do you have experience with PR, Marketing or Promotions? Then we have a cool opportunity for you. The Showcase Series is putting together a marketing team to help spread the word about what we do. To see more details and fill out an application, go to: http://campus.belmont.edu/mb/ShowcaseMarketingTeam.html. Applications must be submitted by November 16th at 10am. If you have any questions, please contact Jamie Stamey at jamie.stamey@belmont.edu.

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November 01, 2009
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JUNIORS & SENIORS MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENTS NOW WITH THE CEMB CAREER DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIS

Tish Stewart will provide you guidance and support in seeking positions in the entertainment and music industry.

  • Appointments Only. Appointments can be made (tish.stewart@belmont.edu) Tuesday and Thursday 1-4pm, and Wednesday 10-1pm.

  • Students should hold Junior or Senior status.

  • Students/Alums should bring a copy of their resume to the meeting.

  • Students/Alums should be familiar with the Career Services website (http://www.belmont.edu/careerservices) and CareerConnector (http://belmont.experience.com/er/security/login.jsp) prior to their appointment.

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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BELMONT EAST?

Check out what the Belmont East fall 2009 class is doing at http://belmonteast.blogspot.com/

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LYRIC WRITING IN IRELAND

“Lyric Writing In Ireland” will be taught by Professor James Elliott this summer in Ireland July 12-27, 2010. This course will be offered by the Curb College through CCSA, headed by Dr. Maggie Monteverde. More information will be forthcoming in the weeks ahead, including a brochure that includes the cost and course description. Those interested in taking the course should contact either Professor Elliott (james.elliott@belmont.edu) or Dr. Monteverde (maggie.monteverde@belmont.edu)

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