Resume

• 2001

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Special focus in critical multiculturalism and antiracism education.

  Sociology and Equity Studies in Education

  University of Toronto - Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

• 1997

  Artist Teacher Diploma

  Choral Music Experience Institute

  A.R.C.T. Organ Performer

  The Royal Conservatory of Music

• 1995

  Master's degree (M. Mus.)

  Music Education

  University of Toronto

• 1991

  Bachelor of Music

  with Honors Standing

  Music Education

  University of Toronto

• Music

  Academic Publishing

  Music Performance-Organ and Piano

  Worship Planning

  Content Editing

  Copy Editing

  Choral Conducting

  Public Speaking

  Music Education

  Research

  Curriculum Development

  Editing

  Academic Supervision

  Microsoft Word

  Higher Education

  Bradley

  Dr. Deborah Bradley was Assistant Professor of Music Education in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She retired from UW-Madison in 2010

  and taught in Music Education at the University of Toronto Faculty of Music

  and in the Master's of Sacred Music program

  from 2010-2014. She previously taught at U of T from 1997-2005. As a teacher educator and choral musician (Founder of the Mississauga Festival Youth Choir)

  she focuses both teaching and research in the areas of World Music Education (Choral and General Music)

  and Anti-Racism Education. \n\nDr. Bradley completed her PhD in the Dept. of Sociology and Equity Studies at OISE/UT in 2006. She was awarded the coveted Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRCC) doctoral fellowship

  and her dissertation Global Song

  Global Citizens? Multicultural Choral Music Education and the Community Youth Choir: Constituting the Multicultural Human Subject

  was unique in applying anti-racism education theory to music education

  utilizing a critical ethnographic methodology. Her research indicated that engaging with world choral music within an anti-racism pedagogy may under particular circumstances serve to disrupt subjectivities of race

  nationality

  and ethnicity in the emergence of a multicultural human subjectivity. She has published on antiracism

  social justice and music education in many noted journals

  including Philosophy of Music Education Review

  Journal of Aesthetic Education

  Music Education Research

  and Action

  Criticism

  and Theory for Music Education. She has published several book chapters

  including in the 2012 Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Music Education

  the 2016 Oxford Handbook of Music Education and Social Justice

  and the 2017 Oxford Handbook of Choral Pedagogy

  as well as Oxford's College Music Curricula for a New Century (2017)

  edited by Robin Moore.\n

  Deb

  Bradley

  Retired

  University of Toronto Faculty of Music

  University of Wisconsin-Madison

  St. John's United Church

  University of Toronto Faculty of Music

  St. George Campus

  Taught undergraduate courses in Keyboard Skills for Music Educators

  and Accompanying.

  Instructor

  University of Toronto Faculty of Music

  Toronto

  Canada Area and Deerfield Beach

  FL (USA)

  Retired in June 2014 so that I can winter in Florida ;-). Currently supervising dissertation students for Boston University. Active as an editor for dissertation students and also 1 textbook publisher. I am also a free-lance church musician.

  Retired Academic

  Retired

  Madison

  WI

  Taught undergraduate courses in Elementary and Secondary General Music

  and Choral Methods.\nGraduate courses: Race Issues in Music Education and World Music Pedagogies.\nResearch area: antiracism and music education

  philosophy

  decolonization

  nationalism

  spirituality and music education.

  Assistant Professor

  University of Wisconsin-Madison

  St. George Campus

  Taught Cultural Perspectives in Music Education and Applied Conducting

  Adjunct Professor

  University of Toronto Faculty of Music

  Oakville

  Ontario

  Director of Music: organist

  choir director for adult and children's choirs

  bell choir.

  Director of Music

  St. John's United Church