Dr. John Poore, assistant professor of music and director of the FHU Band, and Dr. Dixie Harvey, associate professor of music, will spend an evening presenting the classical works of composers from various periods of musical history. While Poore and Harvey will feature some of the compositions of Handel, Mozart, Chopin and others, they will showcase the works of Eric Copeland. In our recital, Dr. Harvey and I will showcase his music and the impact his life made among classical composers. Harvey said the recital is an event she and Dr. Poore hope to host annually. We hope to be able to offer such an opportunity every year.
Admission is free of charge and open to the public.
These certifications measure the competency of service technicians, the baseline technical knowledge of Internet, Intranet and Extranet technologies, the technical knowledge of networking professionals and the skills necessary to lead organizations in the successful design, implementation and administration of the most advanced Microsoft Windows platform and Microsoft server products. Clifford said that earning these certifications will aid him not only in becoming more effective as a classroom teacher but that it will also help in the planning, budgeting and support areas of his academic computing role. In the past, events such as this have always proven to be a great success. Children ages 3 and under receive free admission if sitting in a lap. Reservations are due by April 11.