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Awesome alumni
Alumna  is a proud graduate of our College of Music’s flute studio where the support she received in flute, Dalcroze, jazz, ecology/biology and writing—and, most importantly, the creative fuel from Professor Christina Jennings and studio colleagues—inspired her to think beyond the traditional boundaries of building a musical community. Shubin is an Ambassador Clinician Artist for the Wm.S. Haynes Flute Company and serves as the assistant principal/piccolist of the Steamboat Symphony Orchestra. A Suzuki, Dalcroze and integrative educator—and modeling the College of Music’s universal musician mission—she also co-founded ����ֱ��-based nonprofit , creating programming that supports the balanced development of individuals, families and communities by connecting music, movement, art and science. Shubin is currently a PhD candidate at the University of Luxembourg combining her passion for science, Dalcroze, Suzuki and performance by researching how movement impacts instrumental learning in ages 4-8 and older. Additionally, as a Ukrainian-American, she is working to preserve current and rediscover past flute works by Ukrainian composers, and she’s looking forward to supporting “Youth Flute Day” at Flauta Mundi: Global Voices of the Flute at the 2024 National Flute Association Convention in San Antonio, Texas. Photo credit: Rebekah West.

• In more alumni news, we’re celebrating Grammy-winning music alumnus Wei Wu’s triumphant, with the San Francisco Opera in “The (R)Evolution of Steve Jobs”—an opera by Mason Bates and Mark Campbell about the rise of Apple and the man who made it happen. Campbell—also a ����ֱ�� Boulder alumnus (theatre)—is a Pulitzer Prize and Grammy-winning librettist/lyricist who’s well-known to the College of Music’s ����ֱ�� New Opera Workshop (����ֱ�� NOW). 
• Oct. 9, 2:30 p.m.: As our musicology + music theory colloquium series continues, join us for “Virtual Powers: Susanne Langer and Ballet” by Professor of Musicology Carlo Caballero in our Imig Music Building, S101. , “Langer’s theories tutor our awareness of choreographic details as well as relationships between music and dance …”
• Oct. 11, 4 p.m.: Tea + Equity. Join students, faculty and staff in DEI discussions over tea! Wednesdays in Grusin Lobby.
• Oct. 16, 8:30-10 a.m.: College of Music coffee hour. Meet + mingle with students, staff, faculty and Music Advisory Board members in Grusin Lobby.
• We love the many wonderful ways in which our students, alumni and faculty are involved in our community—including featuring the world premiere of a new work by College of Music graduate student Jessie Lausé as well as performances by College of Music distinguished alumnus Ashraf Sewailam, and faculty members Jennifer Bird-Arvidsson and Nicolò Spera.

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