Dr Simone Krüger

EDITORIAL

Sep 2010 - 2013/14 Co-editor Ethnomusicology Forum

Since 2010 Book co-editor Musics in Transit: Current Perspectives on Musical Migration and Tourism (Routledge)

2010   - 11      Guest editor "Ethnomusicology in the Academy:   International Perspectives". Special issue of The World of Music 

TEACHING

2003 - 2005 Liverpool John Moores University: World music (module leader); media & cultural studies (seminars)

2003 – 2005 University of Liverpool: Music in the Arab world (module, evening class); Music and politics (half module, year 2); Music, culture and identity (module, year 2); World music (module, year 1).

2005 University of Manchester: World music (module), including topics in music theory, history and fieldwork

2005 – 2006 University of Bangor: Music cultures of the world (module; year 1); Ethnomusicology: theory and methods (module, year 2); Music in Africa (module, year 2); Music and censorship (module, year 2).

Since 2007 Liverpool John Moores University: Music of the World (level 1); Approaches to Studying in Popular Music (level 1); Researching Popular Music (level 1); Music and Censorship (level 2); Race, Ethnicity and Music (level 2); Gender and Sexuality in Music (level 2); Music and Globalisation (level 3). Other modules taught: Popular Music Theory (year 1); Debating Gender in the Media (year 3); Globalization, Media and Culure (year 3)


MEMBERSHIPS

2005               British Forum for Ethnomusicology (BFE); 2008 - 2011, committee member

2007                International Council for Traditional Music (ICTM)

2008                Society for Ethnomusicology (SEM)

2009                Arbeitsgruppe Musikpädagogik & Musikethnologie (AMMe)

2010                The National Association for Music Education (MENC)

2011                 Society for Latin American Studies

INVITED TALKS

April 2010       Careers talk, Postgraduate Employability Programme, Graduate Development Centre, Liverpool John Moores Univresity

Nov 2010        Careers talk, Postgraduate Employability Programme, Graduate Development Centre, Liverpool John Moores Univresity

Nov 2011         Internationale Tagung "Beyond Borders: Welt - Musik - Pädagogik. Musikpädagogik und Ethnomusikologie im Diskurs", 11 - 13 Nov 2011, Hochschule für Musik und Theater (HMT) Rostock  (Koreferat on the theme of "Authentizität und Adaption", 12 Nov) 

EXTERNAL ADVISOR

2009                  Book reviewer for Polity

2009                  Funding reviewer for ESCALATE, The Higher Education Academy

2010                  Funding reviewer for PALATINE, HEA

2010                  Funding reviewer for Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO, Dutch Research Council)

2010                  Book reviewer for Sage

2010                  External assessor for MA in Music and Development, SOAS

2011                  Reviewer for Ethnomusicology; book reviewer for Routledge

CONFERENCE ORGANISATION

4 April 2011 Liverpool John Moores University
Seminar: The Music of Paraguay: A Talk by Luis Szarán

Apr 08 – Apr 09 (Liverpool John Moores University)
BFE 2009 Annual Conference Organiser

9 July 08 (Liverpool John Moores University) 
Seminar Using Ethnography with University Students in the Performing Arts

Jan 07 – May 07 (Edge Hill University)
SOLSTICE 2007 Conference Co-organiser

Jan 06 – May 06 (Edge Hill University)
SOLSTICE 2006 Conference Co-organiser

Oct 03 – March 05 (University of Sheffield)
ICTM 2005 Conference Assistant

SUPERVISION

2010 – 2011 Director of Study, MRes student Emma Andersson. Thesis title: ‘Music in the African Diaspora in Liverpool’

2011 - MPhil/PhD supervision (Samuel Akeju). Thesis title: ‘The Theological Ethos in the Music of the African Diaspora in the UK'

I offer research supervision (MPhil/ PhD) in the areas of ethnomusicology; world music studies/ globalisation; gender and ethnicity studies in music; and music education.  Enquiries from potential research students in these subject areas are welcome at any time; please contact me via email s.kruger@ljmu.ac.uk.

RESEARCH TRAINING

I have extensive experience in delivering research training to academics and students, which include the following:

Introduction to Research: Quantitative and Qualitative Methods
Writing for Different Academic Audiences
Introduction to Ethnography
Advanced Seminar Series in Ethnography