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Mark Lybarger-Monson
(805)
636-9545
Thorough Résumé
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Degrees and
Colleges Attended
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University of
California at Santa Barbara
MA/ Ph.D. in Music Composition
Fall 2003 " December
2008
BA in Music, emphasis in
Composition (with Honors and Distinction in Music)
Fall 2000 " winter
2003
AA in Fine Arts, emphasis in
Music (with High Honors)
Fall 1996 " spring
2000
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University of
California at Berkeley
Fall 1995
Composition
Teachers
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Professor
Joel Feigin: January 2001 " the
present, (805) 893-8632
Ph.D. Committee Head
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Professor Curtis Roads:
April 2007 " June
2007
Ph.D.
Committee Member
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Kurt
Rohde: September 2005 " June
2006
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Professor Karen
Tanaka: January 2003 " June
2004
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Norman
Mamey: August 1998 " May
2000
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Osborne Reager: on and off throughout
youth
Piano Teachers
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Dr. Hee-Kyung Juhn:
September 2001 " December
2006
February 2007, I wrote a thorough
evaluation of Dr. Hee-Kyung Juhn for her Excellence Review Committee for the
right to a Continuing Appointment after six years of being a UCSB Lecturer.
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Professor Anne
Epperson (collaborative piano): September " June
2002
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Dr. Charles Asche: September 2000 " June
2001
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Norman
Mamey: August 1998 " May
2000
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Randy Polovoi: January 1998 " May
1998
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Alex Galvan: January 1997 " December
1998
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Osborne Reager: on and off throughout
youth
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Freeda Yeager: 1983 " 1984
(first grade)
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Composition
Acoustic
Performed by
Lybarger-Monson on Piano or Percussion
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A performance of Primacy in the spring UCSB C.R.E.A.T.E.
concert, in Lotte Lehmann concert hall, UCSB, on April 24, 2008
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An Ph.D. recital of various works,
entitled Breath
of Life, in Lotte Lehmann concert hall, UCSB, on January 20, 2008
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An MA recital of various works,
entitled Suspended
on a Breath, in Karl Geiringer hall, UCSB, on May 22, 2005
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A BA recital of various works, in Karl
Geiringer hall, UCSB, on April 20, 2002
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Dr. Hee-Kyung Juhn’s student piano
recitals, in Karl Geiringer hall, UCSB
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Stars Ripple in this Reflection,
fall quarter 2005
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Floating Above Ground, spring quarter 2005
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Bleeding into Everything, winter quarter
2005
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Awakening of the Butterflies,
spring quarter 2004
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The Solemn Sea Exalts the Sky,
winter quarter 2004
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Incense, winter quarter 2003
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An Open Window in Winter, fall quarter
2002
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Three dinner parties
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Winter 2004
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Two in 1999
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Obed Muringani’s art opening in Santa
Barbara, on September 25, 2003
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Senior (citizen) Summer School at UCSB,
on July 13, 2002
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A business Christmas party in 1999
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Two concerts at Borders on various
dates
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Irregular performances at various cafés
in 1999
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One piano and cello concert, at the
Montclair, California Borders, in 1999
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One piano and cello concert, at the
Ontario, California Spiritual Center of Friendship, in 1999
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One year of bimonthly monthly
performances, as well as three concerts at the Spiritual Center of Friendship,
from 1998 to 1999
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Seven months of performances, one to 3
nights per week, at Espresso Cabaret in Pasadena, from May to November of 1997
Performed by Other Musicians &
Lybarger-Monson on Piano, Percussion or Voice
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A performance of Breath Fire ~ Bliss Storm (Improvised
Version) in Emilee Wong’s Junior Flute Recital, in Karl Geiringer hall, UCSB,
on May 10, 2008
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In Ph.D., MA & BA composition
recitals (listed above)
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Dr. Hee-Kyung Juhn’s student piano
recitals, in Karl Geiringer hall, UCSB
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Droplets and an interactive
improvisation, spring quarter 2006 (with cello and solo dancer)
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A performance of Merge with Dust and Into a Silent Om in Songs of Faith, a UCSB Faculty and Staff
Choral Ensemble recital, at the Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara, on June 2,
2005
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A performance of Merge and Emerge: I. Harmonic Rising in
EPIC’s (Ensemble for the Performance of Improvisational Collaborations) debut
concert, in Karl Geiringer hall, UCSB, on May 24, 2006
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A two-hour outdoor instillation of Merge and Emerge:
I. Harmonic Rising, featured by EPIC at the Spatiotemporal Transforms instillation
of UCSB’s Primavera festival, in the Music Bowl, UCSB, on April 21, 2006
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Five performances of Brittani Karhoff’s
A Breath of Air, in the UCSB senior dance concert of Looking Within the In,
at UCSB’s Ballet Studio Theatre, from March 9 through 12, 2006. The
programmatic music was co-composed, performed and improvised by Devin Burke
(cello) and Mark Lybarger-Monson (piano).
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A performance of Breathing to Center in a
violist/composer collaborative recital, in Music 1145, UCSB, on March 31, 2005
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A performance of Into a Silent Om in A Tribute to John Cage concert, in Karl
Geiringer hall, UCSB, on November 20, 2003
Performed by
Other Musicians
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In Ph.D., MA
& BA composition recitals (listed above)
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A performance
of Awakening
of the Butterflies in the Tableaux for Our Time concert of UCSB’s Primavera festival, in
Lotte Lehmann concert hall, UCSB, on May 12, 2005
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A performance
of With All
Your Heart in Charlene Chi’s MM voice recital, at Karl Geiringer hall,
UCSB, on May 1, 2005
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A performance
of Burning to
Shine in a violist/composer collaborative recital, in Music 1145, UCSB, on
March 31, 2005
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A performance
of It’s a Good
Day to Die in A Tribute to John Cage concert, in Karl Geiringer hall, UCSB, on
November 20, 2003
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A performance
of Embrace
Peace in the Art/
Spirit/ Peace concert of UCSB’s Primavera festival, in Lotte Lehmann
concert hall, UCSB, on April 23, 2003
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A Distinction
in Music recital of The Five Elements, in Karl Geiringer hall, UCSB, on March 8, 2003
Electroacoustic
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In Ph.D. & MA composition recitals (listed
above)
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A performance of Merge and Emerge: I. Harmonic Rising in
EPIC’s (Ensemble for the Performance of Improvisational Collaborations) debut
concert, in Karl Geiringer hall, UCSB, on May 24, 2006
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A two-hour outdoor instillation of Merge and Emerge:
I. Harmonic Rising, featured by EPIC at the Spatiotemporal Transforms instillation of UCSB’s Primavera festival, in the Music
Bowl, UCSB, on April 21, 2006
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A performance of Overflowing on a Quiet Night at Wave Pulse at
the fall UCSB C.R.E.A.T.E. concert, in Lotte Lehmann concert hall, UCSB, on
November 10, 2005
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A performance of An Unexpected Opening in Beyond Style
in the spring UCSB C.R.E.A.T.E. concert, in Lotte Lehmann concert hall, UCSB,
on May 14, 2005
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A performance of The Seventh Limit at Newborn Creations
in the winter UCSB C.R.E.A.T.E. concert, in Lotte Lehmann concert hall, UCSB,
on February 17, 2005
Improvisations
Performed by Lybarger-Monson on Piano, Percussion and/or Voice –
Solo or Ensemble
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In Ph.D., MA & BA composition recitals
(listed above)
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EPIC (Ensemble for the Performance of
Improvisational Collaborations)—co-initiated by Devin Burke and Mark
Lybarger-Monson
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Performance with Cesar Villavicencio - virtuoso
MIDI contrabass recorder player - in a Free Improvisation Project, in
Lotte Lehmann concert hall, UCSB, on April 14, 2007
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Improvisation performance and
demonstration at La Patera elementary school,
Goleta, on May 26, 2006
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Debut concert, in Karl Geiringer hall,
UCSB, on May 24, 2006.
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A two-hour outdoor instillation of Merge and Emerge:
I. Harmonic Rising, featured by EPIC at the Spatiotemporal Transforms instillation
of UCSB’s Primavera festival, in the Music Bowl, UCSB, on April 21, 2006
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Five pre-show performances to Looking Within
the In, UCSB senior dance concert of in the lobby of UCSB’s Ballet Studio
Theatre, from March 9 through 12, 2006
Repertoire
Piano
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Biannual (approximately 2 out of every
3 quarters) performances in Dr. Hee-Kyung Juhn’s Piano Studio Recitals, in Karl
Geiringer hall, UCSB, from March 2002 to June 2007
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Regular (often several per quarter)
performance in Dr. Juhn’s studio classes, from January 2004 to June 2007
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Three performances in Professor Anne
Epperson’s Collaborative Piano recitals, in Karl Geiringer hall, UCSB
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June 2002
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March 2002
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December 2001
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Regular performances in Dr. Asche’s
studio classes
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Ten recitals at Citrus Community
College from fall 1996 to spring 2000
Percussion
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Performed darbuka in a UCSB Middle East
Ensemble concert, in Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall, on December 1, 2005
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Played djembe in a weekly residential
Jazz Jam and workshop, which I co-initiated, from November 2004 to December
2004
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Played various percussion instruments
in three performances with the Citrus College Chamber Winds ensemble
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Two performances at the Citrus Haugh
Performing Arts Center in 1998 and 1999
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One performance at the Glendora
Christmas Festival in 1998
Voice
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Two UCSB Faculty and Staff Choral
Ensemble recitals at the Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara
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Songs of Faith, on June 2, 2005
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An American Patchwork, on March 10, 2005
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Performances of repertoire for the
midterm and final of a voice class, during spring quarter, 2004
Composition,
Improvisation & Repertoire on Piano
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Performed in three weddings:
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August 14, 2005
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August 23, 2003
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May 10, 2003
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A friends wedding reception in
September 2000
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Performed keyboard in two children’s
plays
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Wild Thing, at Storke family
housing, UCSB, on July 7 and 8, 2005
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The True Story of the Three Little Pigs,
at Storke family housing, UCSB, on August 13, 2004
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Numerous performances at Friendship
Manor Elder Home, from the summer, 2001 (weekly since August, 2002) to August
2004
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Numerous performances at Andersen’s
Restaurant, in Santa Barbara, CA, from May 2001 to January 2002, Thursday
through Sunday in the summer, Friday and Saturday the rest of the year, 6 pm
till closing (approximately 8:30)
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Numerous performances, one to three
nights per week, at Espresso Cabaret, in Pasadena, CA, from May to November
1997.
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Charlene Chi
With
All Your Heart (April 8, 2005), for mezzo-soprano and
three sopranos
For Charlene Chi’s MM
recital, to be performed with three of her graduate, vocalist friends
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Dora Lambrecht
This
Tender Moment (August 20, 2004), for piano
In
honor of Dora Lambrecht and David Lindstrom’s relationship
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Honeypot
Hope (fall, 2000),
for piano
This piece was chosen
to be the music score to Honeypot’s promotional video, Amy’s Story.
“Honeypot
exists to enhance the lives of very vulnerable children and young carers aged
between 5 and 12, across the UK, by supporting their social development through
respite care and a programme of long term support.”
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Guest lecturer at Moorpark College in Humanities M02:
Individual and the Arts on March 5, 2009, 8:30-9:30 a.m. Instructors: Nils
Slattum, Tracy Tennenhouse and Jerrold R. Caplan
The lecture focused
on the improvisation-composition continuum, with examples from Western art
music and my own work.
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Featured composer at the UCSB
Composer’s Forum, which consisted of a one-hour presentation of my recent
compositions and compositional philosophy, on May 31, 2005
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Presented An Unexpected Opening to Horacio Vaggione in a UCSB
composition master class on May 16, 2005
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Presented Burning to Shine, for unaccompanied
viola, to a UCSB viola master class with Kurt Rohde on March 10, 2005
Note: several
students attempted the work in the class and one of them performed it at a
violist/composer collaborative recital on March 31, 2005.
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Presented Breathing to Center, for viola and
piano, to the UCSB collaborative piano class, taught by Yael Weiss, in the fall of 2005
Note:
each of five pianists attempted the work with the same violist.
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Music
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UCSB
Music Department, Santa Barbara, CA 93106-6070
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Teaching assistant in first and
second-year musicianship (4A-F)
September 23, 2005
(fall quarter) " June
1, 2007 (spring quarter)
Reference: Dr. Annie Yih, (805) 455-5538
February 2007, I wrote a thorough
evaluation of Dr. Annie Yih for her Excellence Review Committee for the right
to a Continuing Appointment after six years of being a UCSB Lecturer.
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Teaching assistant in first-year music
theory (5B-C)
January 7, 2004
(winter quarter) " June
11, 2004 (spring quarter)
Reference: Professor Patricia Hall, (805) 893-4001
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Private piano, composition and theory
teacher
August, 1999 " the
present
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Kidstuff, UCSB
Family Student Housing, 786 Laurel Walk, Goleta, CA 93117
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Group recorder classes
October 21, 2003 " May
2004
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Group music fundamentals classes
February 27, 2004 " May
2004
Reference: Family Services
Coordinator: Sheryl Troy-Palladino,
(805) 893-5462
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Lompoc School of Music, 601 East
Ocean Avenue, Suite 9, Lompoc, CA 93436
Private piano and
composition instructor
May 14, 2003 " February
6, 2004
Reference: Founder and Owner: Karen Foreman, (805) 736-9933
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Noteworthy Music Instruction
Group
piano instructor at three elementary schools
Weekly
from July 1999 " June
2000
Reference:
Founder and Owner: Stan Stitgen, (714) 998-7440
Math and English
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Huntington Learning Center, 3905
State Street, #6, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
Math and English
tutor
May 7 " September
24, 2003
Reference: Center Director: Jeff
Gleason, (805) 898-3948
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Sylvan Learning Center,
Claremont, CA
Math tutor
February " May,
1999
(909) 621-2483
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U.C.S.B. Housing and Residential
Services, 786 Laurel Walk, Goleta, CA 93117
Resident Coordinator
January 5, 2004 " August
31, 2005
Reference: Family Student Housing
Apartment Living Coordinator: Mario
Munoz
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Claremont High School, Claremont, CA
Varsity Boys Swim
Coach
Spring 1999
Reference: Director of Athletics:
Rick Dutton, (909) 624-9055
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Webb High School, Claremont, CA
Junior Varsity Boys
Water Polo Coach
Fall 1998
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The
Claremont Club, Claremont, CA
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Private swim instructor
1997 " 2000
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Ducey swim school instructor
Summer 1998
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Life guard
1997 " 1998
(909)
625-6791
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Academic
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UCSB: Graduate
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Won First Prize in the 2007-2008
Sherrill C. Corwin-Metropolitan Theatres Awards for Excellence in a Large
Ensemble Composition with New Life
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Won Third Prize in the 2007-2008
Sherrill C. Corwin-Metropolitan Theatres Awards for Excellence in an
Electroacoustic Work with Primal
Visions
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Won Second Prize in the 2006-2007
Sherrill C. Corwin-Metropolitan Theatres Awards for Excellence in a Chamber
Work
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Won First Prize in the 2005-2006
Sherrill C. Corwin-Metropolitan Theatres Awards for Excellence in an
Electro-Acoustical Work with Behind
the Door
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Won First Prize in the 2004-2005
Sherrill C. Corwin-Metropolitan Theatres Awards for Excellence in a Vocal
Composition with Quiet Burning
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Won Second Prize in the 2003-2004
Sherrill C. Corwin-Metropolitan Theatres Awards for Excellence in a Vocal
Composition with Embrace Peace
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UCSB: Undergraduate
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Won Second Prize in the 2002-2003
Sherrill C. Corwin-Metropolitan Theatres Awards for Excellence in a Large
Ensemble Composition with The
Five Elements
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Graduated with Distinction in Music
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Graduated with Honors
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Completed the Honors Program
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Member of the Provost Honors Council
for one and a quarter years
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Achieved Dean's Honors 7 times
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Lifetime Member of the Golden Key
International Honour Society
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Citrus Community College
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Graduated with High Honors
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Earned Academic Achievement Awards
in:
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Social Sciences
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Fine Arts-Art
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Health and Physical Sciences
Swimming
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Swim Team Member, 1997 and 1998
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Team Captain in 1997
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“Most Valuable Swimmer” in 1997 and
1998
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“All American” in 200 medley relay, 200
freestyle relay and 400 freestyle relay
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Broke school records and qualified for
State competitions
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200 butterfly (1997 and 1998)
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400 individual medley (1998)
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200 medley relay (1998)
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200 freestyle relay (1998)
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400 freestyle relay (1998)
Reference: Head Swim Coach, Tim
Kyle, (626) 914-8682
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Claremont High School
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Varsity swim team member (1992 " 1995)
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Team Captain (1993 " 1995)
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Most Valuable (1994 and 1995)
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Most Dedicated (1992)
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Four years of CIF qualification
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Broke school record in the 200 medley
relay
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