#SEM_2024 starts in one week! It isn't too late to join and connect with the hundreds of other participants. Visit ethnomusicology.org/page/Conf_2024 to see the conference schedule and sign up!

You can use the Whova website or app to create your own conference schedule. More information and Whova user's guides can be found at ethnomusicology.org/page/Conf_2024…

Session Highlight: 10A: President's Roundtable: Care, Conflict, and Commitment in Ethnomusicological Work October 20th, 12:00-2:00pm EDT Melvin Butler, Samuel Araujo, Kyra Gaunt, Deonte Harris, Adriana Helbig, David McDonald, Jessica Schwartz, and Jeffrey Summit

Interested in learning about careers in public ethnomusicology? Conference participants can attend a professional development workshop focused on public ethnomusicology careers, sponsored by the SEM Board. 10/25/24, 2:15 - 4:15 EST *image was generated in Adobe Lightroom

Did you know that you can create your own virtual meetups in Whova? It's an easy tool for virtual discussion groups, quick catch-ups, or virtual happy hours. Visit the Tech information section of the conference website, or view our guide at: ethnomusicology.org/resource/resmg…

Session Spotlight: 17A: ICTMD-SEM Roundtable: Literary Translation in Ethnomusicology Friday, 25 Oct, 2024: 10:00am - 12:00pm Sponsored by the SEM Board and the International Council for Traditions of Music and Dance whova.com/embedded/sessi…

Looking for some information about how to best use the conference app? Afraid you might have missed or misplaced a presenter or chair email? Visit the Tech Information section of the SEM conference website to view helpful guides and information. ethnomusicology.org/page/Conf_2024…

Session Spotlight: 11J: Ethnomusicological Exists: Breaks, Goodbyes, Partings Wednesday, October 23rd: 10:00-11:30AM Sponsored by the British Forum for Ethnomusicology and the SEM Board buff.ly/3NqQBzC

Our Evening Session for today is just starting. Be sure to tune in to the following panels: 3A: Histories and Ethnomusicologies 3B: Indigenous Studies: Pacific 3C: Sound Ecologies of the Anthropocene in Latin America 3D: Music and Activism in the United States: Then and Now

It's day two of #SEM_2024! The first round of panels is underway and there are many panels and meetings to check out.

Students at #SEM_2024: Be sure to check out the Rising Voices Student Open Meeting today at 2:15PM EDT.

We are getting ready to start our first sessions of the day at #SEM_2024! Join in for a great day of panels including the Education Section's World Music Pedagogy Workshops and The Program Committee-Sponsored Panel "Daily Ethnomusicologies"

We are excited to start #SEM_2024 panels up again in just a few minutes. Join in now for an exciting collection of panels, including 11J: Ethnomusicological Exits: Breaks, Goodbyes, Partings, sponsored by the SEM Board and the British Forum for Ethnomusicology!

Starting now: Session 13E: The Pluriversal World of Argentine Tango. Instruments encouraged!

Wesleyan Press is holding a reception this afternoon at 2pm. Be sure to also visit their virtual exhibitor booth for a discount code on their books!

Be sure to tune in for our evening panels: 16A: Sustainability 16B: Interculturality III 16C: Pedagogy 16D: Producing Digital Vibes and Archives: Orchestrating and Preserving Music Festival Soundscapes

Our last day of panels for #SEM_2024 is starting now! Be sure to join in today for a great selection of panels and tomorrow for the General Membership Meeting and Charles Seeger Lecture by Dr. Gage Averill.

Our evening sessions are starting now, including several mentoring and networking sessions!

Tomorrow, October 26, 1:00pm EDT: 2024 Charles Seeger Lecture This year's #SEM_2024 Charles Seeger Lecture will be “It’s a Small World (After All)” by Gage Averill (University of British Columbia). buff.ly/4hdVAl7

Reminder to be sure to join the last events of #SEM_2024: 10:00AM EDT — Society for Ethnomusicology 2024 General Membership Meeting 12:30PM — Practices of Contemplation and Mindfulness with Maria S. Guarino 1:00PM — 2024 Charles Seeger Lecture: Gage Averill