Bob Jones University
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Quite Bright
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- #1 Top Art & Design Department
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Major: Music Education (This Major's Salary over time)
Bob Jones University gave me a solid foundation for my life's work (band and choral direction, compostion and hymnology) in high school, college and seminary levels of education. I went on for graduate studies at VanderCook College of Music in Chicago, the Ohio State University in Columbus, and the D.M.A. degree at the Southwestern Baptist Theological seminary. I have taught sacred music in four countries and authored several books; recorded several choral groups; composed many hymns and Scriptural songs. I presently teach sacred music at Puebla Bible Seminary (Mexico) and Rio Grande Bible Seminary (Texas) and have played trumpet and/or tuba in five symphony orchestras in four countries: USA, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Mexico.