When professional music curricula, entrepreneurship education, advocacy training and

community engagement meet...the music leaders of a new era emerge.

© University of South Carolina Board of Trustees

Columbia, SC 29208 • 803-777-7000 • info@sc.edu

The Institute supplements the School's superior musical training in performance, musicianship and music education with a flexible program that prepares students to emerge as leaders in music.


Our goal is to help students develop a career in music that has positive and lasting effects on communities and audiences. By catalyzing and nurturing the leadership potential in students and alumni through classes in entrepreneurship and advocacy, workshops, and engagement with the Columbia, S.C. community, we are helping to create the music leaders of a new era.

News & Announcements

New Year Update

Welcome to the CILEM website. In addition to a complete description of the Institute in the About pages and our new logo, we are featuring the community engagements activities of our faculty and students. You can read about their efforts on the links above and don't forget to check the updated Events page for detailed information on our activities below.


Spring 2009 Workshops

Music Educator's Round Table - 2/13/09


Leadership Speaker Series

SPRING 2009:

Nathan Koci - April 17


FALL 2008:

Andrew West - 10/20, 21

Laura Jackson & Tara Chamra - 11/12


Courses

SPRING 2009:

Music Advocacy I - MUSC 100A

Entrepreneurship in Music - MUSC 580


FALL 2008:

Entrepreneurship in Music - MUSC 580

The Carolina Institute for Leadership and Engagement in Music (CILEM) at the University of South Carolina's School of Music, was launched in the fall of 2007.

Congrats to our CILEM student representatives!


Alyssa Murphy will present the results of a national study on student reception of entrepreneurship, leadership and creativity programs at the "Creativity: Worlds in the Making" conference at Wake Forest University March 18-20, 2009. This is the first national study of its kind - congrats Alyssa on this important work!


Not to be outdone, Caleb Bonecutter was one of only fifteen students in the nation invited to the Eastman School of Music in Jan, 2009 for their first Generation "E" conference. This is the first gathering of its kind and it was great to have Caleb representing the School of Music and CILEM!