This facility, which is owned by the university, is conveniently located just east of the intersection of Mill Avenue and Curry Road and offers plenty of free parking. Here, Music Therapy students at the junior and senior levels have the opportunity to work with individual clients, while receiving close, individualized supervision and guidance by the faculty. Instead, the clinic must make its own way through donations and nominal fees for clients. Generally, the client base at any one time is eight to 12. As the Music Therapy Program begins its 26th year, Crowe not only would like to see the number of graduates increase, but also the number of clients that are helped.
Equipment is another priority, since musical instruments wear out quickly.
For example, the clinic is currently in need of a new set of drums.