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Music and Audio Recording Faculty/Staff
| Faculty Name/Position | Faculty Email |
|---|---|
| Sharon S. Jackson - Performing Arts Department Chair, Music Program Chair, Director of Bands, Percussion, Concert Band, Pep Band, Percussion Ensemble | sjackson@vinu.edu |
| Paul Blair - RSPAC Technical Director, Audio Recording | pblair@vinu.edu |
| Dr. Claudia Bossard - Piano, Class Piano, Music Theory and Aural Skills | cbossard@vinu.edu |
| Dr. Sean Cavanaugh - Piano, Music Theory and Aural Skills, Music Appreciation, World Music | scavanaugh@vinu.edu |
| Virgil Franklin - Audio Recording Program Chair, Audio Recording, Music Technology, ProTools, Guitar, Blues Ensemble, Music for the Elementary Teacher, Business of Entertainment | vfranklin@vinu.edu |
| Joseph Jones - Guitar, Guitar Ensemble | joseph.jones@vinu.edu |
| Scott Mercer - Audio Recording, Music Technology, ProTools, Guitar, Jazz Combo, History of American Music | smercer@vinu.edu |
| H. Joyce Kim-Rohrer - Woodwinds, Woodwind Ensemble | hkim-rohrer@vinu.edu |
| Mark Snyder - Voice, Concert Choir, VU Connection | mark.snyder@vinu.edu |
| Phillip Walthall - Voice | pwalthall@vinu.edu |
Theatre Faculty/ Staff
| Faculty Name/Position | Faculty Email |
|---|---|
| Kendra Clauser - Theater Program Chair | kclauser@vinu.edu |
| Megan Gregory - Costume Shop Manager | mgregory@vinu.edu |
| Jaclyn Zimmerman - RSPAC Asst. Technical Director, Department Media/ Theatric Designer, Scene Shop Manager, Stagecraft | jzimmerman@vinu.edu |
Department Support Staff
| Faculty Name/Position | Faculty Email |
|---|---|
| JoEllen Horne - Department Secretary | jhorne@vinu.edu |
| DeEtta Welte - RSPAC Manager, Piano, Accompanist | dwelte@vinu.edu |
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The Red Skelton Performing Arts Center
The Red Skelton Performing Arts Center was officially dedicated on Friday, February 24, 2006. When Vincennes University opened the doors to the Center, it opened a world of opportunity to students, visitors and fans from around the globe.
The building includes an 850-seat theater dedicated to the extraordinary life and years of exemplary professional work by a great Hoosier and American. Red Skelton touched the lives of every generation during his more than 70 years in the entertainment business. Although Red died in 1997, he continues to influence people of all ages through his achievements as a clown, comedian, actor, writer, painter, patriot and humanitarian.