The Art of Leading A University
President Richard J. Choreographs a Strategic Vision for William Paterson
Merging East And West
Professor Zhiyuan Cong Creates Art at the Crossroads
Traveling the Globe to Navigate a World of Feelings
English Professor Cris Beam Examines Empathy in Her New Book
Breaking The Fourth Wall
Tony Award-Winning Producer Jim Kierstead, MA ’11, on the Business of Broadway
Distinguished Lectured Series
Celebrates 40 Years of Exceptional Programs
Nancy Laracy ’88
Reveals Her Healing Journey With A Pet Rabbit
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The Nature of Music
William Paterson music faculty members, students, and alumni spread out along the Red Trail in High Mountain Park Preserve on October 7 for a performance of composer Robert Morris’s immersive, interactive composition, “Oracle.” The piece, designed to explore the connection between music and nature, is meant to be performed in a natural setting. “This was a rare opportunity for people to experience music in a different setting,” says Payton MacDonald, a percussionist and professor of music, who organized the event.Clockwise from top left: Lauren Fowler-Calisto, assistant professor of music; Elizabeth Tieu, sophmore, music education; Joseph Butz, freshman, music education; Caleb Rumley '14, MM '16, and Matt Jaekel, junior, music studies
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