Other Works
The New Mexico Symphony Orchestra Case: A Study in Contrasts
The NMSO was the author’s professional home for 5 years from 1988 to 1993. The case sparks discussions of board and staff issues at key moments while examining the contextual flow of an arts institution within a unique community across eight decades, 1932 to 2011, of growth and change.
Mid-Atlantic University Student Organizations Case
A discussion case centering on communication difficulties between student organizations where expectations differ among white and non-white, gay and straight groups. All operate in a seemingly unforgiving university environment. Students talk right past each other without realizing it. Readers are left to untangle issues.
Improvising Arts Administration: a Personal Reckoning - Memoir, Method, Manifesto
Founded by George Sampson, developed with co-author Lindsey Hepler, the Arts Administration initiative at UVA grew within a humanities environment. Having worked closely with individual artists not looking to be administered or managed, we instead sought to develop students to become Comprehensive Anticipatory Creative Facilitators (from Buckminster Fuller).