JOHN
GERINGER, is the Lewis V. Pankaskie Professor
of Music and Director of the Center for
Music Research. He teaches courses in Perception
and Cognition of Music, Research in Music,
Acoustics and Psychoacoustics of Music,
and related areas.
Dr.
Geringer's research publications appear
in leading international and national journals
in Music Education, Music Therapy, and Music
Psychology. He serves on several journal
editorial boards and regularly presents
results of his research at professional
meetings including the Music Educators National
Conference, the American Music Therapy Association,
and the National Symposium for Research
in Music Behavior. Professor Geringer is
an active contributor to the International
Society for Music Education. He has presented
results of his research in Australia, Canada,
Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
Dr.
Geringer recently received the Senior Researcher
Award from the Music Educators National
Conference and the Distinguished Alumni
Citation from the Florida State University
School of Music. Professor Geringer taught
at the University of Texas for 26 years
following degrees from the University of
California at Berkeley, California State
University, and Florida State University.
He was appointed to the FSU faculty in 2002.
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