CURRENT NEWS:
Registration for the UTSA String Project is EXTENDED until October 22 -- We are still accepting new students as long as we have room!
The UTSA String Project is preparing for our 10th season at both the UTSA Main Campus and the Downtown Campuses! We are very excited for this milestone in our history!
Read our brand new String Project Newsletter to get the latest information! Click here for the latest newsletter!!!
Convocations to start the Fall 2012 semester will be:
UTSA Downtown String Project: Monday, September 24, 2012 at 5:00pm in the UTSA Buena Vista Theatre
UTSA Main Campus String Project: Tuesday, September 25, 2012 at 5:00pm in the UTSA Recital Hall.
Click HERE for the Fall 2012 Registration Information! Print this form at home, fill out the information and send in with your payment to reserve a place in our fall 2012 classes.
Thank you for your support of the UTSA String Project!
Dr. Eugene Dowdy, Founding Director, Director UTSA Downtown String Project
Eugene.dowdy@utsa.edu
Office: (210) 458-5683
View Dr. Dowdy's faculty page here.
Welcome to the UTSA String Project website! Available here is general information on the project along with class schedules and admission forms. For further information, questions, or comments please contact one of the String Project directors.
Welcome to the UTSA String Project website! Here is general information on
the project along with class schedules and registration forms. We have
string project sites at both the UTSA Main Campus and the Downtown Campus.
The UTSA String Project is a member of The National String Project
Consortium, which was created in 1998 by the American String Teachers
Association to help alleviate the string teacher shortage and to promote
string education in public schools.
The UTSA String project provides string education majors the opportunity to
develop skills needed to become successful and powerful educators. Of
course, a primary benefit of the String Project is to offer beginning
through advanced level music instruction to community students on stringed
instruments. Our classes are geared to students in grades 3 through 8, and
we especially seek to serve San Antonio communities without string programs.
The UTSA String Project began in 2002 under music faculty member Eugene
Dowdy, the Founding Director. It was originally funded through a national
grant from FIPSE (The Funds for the Improvement of Post Secondary Education)
and later received grants from NAMM (National Association of Music
Merchants), the Genevieve and Ward Orsinger Foundation, the Ford Salute to
Education, String Letter Publishing, Lockheed-Martin, and numerous other
agencies. In 2008 the UTSA String Project began to receive funding from the
Charlotte Louise Dashiell and Lota M. Spell Endowment at UTSA.
We have expanded the UTSA String Project to serve over 150 community children and
seventeen music major teachers on both the UTSA Main and Downtown campuses.
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