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Music
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MUSC 171 Summer
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MUSC 171 Summer
- Pharmacology and Toxicology
- Philosophy
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- Statistics
- Writing Centre
- Summer Off-Campus
Instructor
Robbie MacKay
Robbie.MacKay@queensu.ca
Message from the Instructor
Quite some time ago now, I was a professional musician, always out on a cold road. I've done just about all the legitimate jobs one can do in the music industry, and even a few of the more questionable ones. I find myself now an Adjunct Lecturer at Queen's School of Music, and a Special Education teacher in the Limestone District School Board. My research focuses on the effects of gender in music education and on broader social justice issues in education. I have taught this course for Queen's on-campus many times, and this is my second year leading the on-line course.