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First Meeting of SEM Ecomusicology SIG: Fostering Discussion and Collaboration in 2011

The inaugural meeting of the SEM Ecomusicology Special Interest Group (SIG) took place on November 18, 2011, convened by co-founders Aaron Allen, William Bares, Nancy Guy, Andrew Mark, and Alyssa Van Thoen. The agenda focused on introductions and personal interests in ecomusicology, reflecting on its significance as a term. Key discussions included strategies for promoting ESIG goals, potential plans for campaigns in New Orleans 2012, the structure of the group, and announcements regarding resources and conferences. The aim was to cultivate community and collaboration within the field of ecomusicology.

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First Meeting of SEM Ecomusicology SIG: Fostering Discussion and Collaboration in 2011

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  1. SEM Ecomusicology SIG 18 November 2011 First Meeting Convened by: Aaron Allen*, UNC Greensboro William Bares, UNC Asheville Nancy Guy, UC San Diego Andrew Mark*, York U Alyssa Van Thoen*, UCLA *co-founders

  2. SEM Ecomusicology SIGMeeting Agenda 1. Introductions: Who are you, and what are your interests? What is ecomusicology? Is it an appropriate term? 2. Discussion: In general, what could the ESIG do to promote our goals (fostering discussion, collaboration, action, community building, all regarding ecomusicology)? 3. Discussion: Possible plans for New Orleans 2012 (SEM/AMS/SMT). 4. Discussion: Should we consider formal organization or remain an informal network? 5. Announcements: resources, conferences, publication opportunities, etc.

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  5. SEM Ecomusicology SIGMeeting Agenda 1. Introductions: Who are you, and what are your interests? What is ecomusicology? Is it an appropriate term? 2. Discussion: In general, what could the ESIG do to promote our goals (fostering discussion, collaboration, action, community building, all regarding ecomusicology)? 3. Discussion: Possible plans for New Orleans 2012 (SEM/AMS/SMT). 4. Discussion: Should we consider formal organization or remain an informal network? 5. Announcements: resources, conferences, publication opportunities, etc.

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