Dr. Stephanie Lind

B.Mus. (Hon.) (Laurier)
M.A. (UBC)
Ph.D. (UBC)

Adjunct Assistant Professor (Theory and Composition)

Stephanie Lind, winner of this year’s School of Music Teaching Award, received her Ph.D. in music theory from the University of British Columbia in 2008 under the supervision of Dr. John Roeder. She currently teaches tonal harmony, 20th-century music, and analysis at Queen's, and has previously taught music theory and aural skills at the University of British Columbia and Douglas College. Her research focuses on theoretical and analytical issues in transformational theory and contemporary Canadian music.

Dr. Lind’s recent research contributions include articles on transformational theory in Intersections (2008) and Music Theory Online (2009) as well as presentations at the annual conferences of the Canadian University Music Society and the Society for Music Theory, the West Coast Conference for Music Theory and Analysis, and the Perspectives on Music in Canada Symposium. In addition to these projects, she currently serves on the Society for Music Theory's Networking/IT committee. She is a past winner of the Canadian University Music Society's George Proctor Prize.