SMT Proposal feedback
Last year, about 50 people sent me their SMT proposals for feedback. Knowing that only about 22% of proposals get accepted every year, I...
SMT Proposal advice: in a pickle?
A recurring issue in the SMT proposals that people sent me for feedback last year is their failure to sufficiently explain the larger...
How do I get my SMT proposal accepted?
I have been on three separate SMT program committees, including the ones that adjudicated the past two programs. The program committee...
Rotating the blog
As of noon November 1, 2015, my tenure as President of SMT has come to an end. I keep this blogsite now as my personal blog, changing its...
See you in St. Louis...SMT
The upcoming Annual Meeting of the SMT in St. Louis on October 29–November 1 promises to be another exciting one. As in past years,...
SMT-V is on RILM
SMT-V is now catalogued by RILM; see http://bibliolore.org/2015/05/23/smt-v-videocast-journal-of-the-society-for-music-theory/
SMT-V Volume 1.2
The second issue of SMT-V is now avialable:: this new contribution is a very stimulating and enjoyable video article by Peter Schubert.,...
Shared stories on CSW blog
SMT members will be interested in "Share Your Stories," a esource recently added to the SMT CSW blog, "Women in Music Theory" Some of...
Peer-review resource
The SMT Professional Development Committee has placed on its webpage two valuable documents by David Huron regarding the peer review...
SMT Newsletter
The February 2015 SMT Newsletter, Volume 38.1, is now available at https://societymusictheory.org/files/SMTNL_38_1.pdf . Among other...
