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Completing a dissertation is a monumental undertaking that requires the writer to give a great deal of him-or herself to the process in order to fully reap the benefits.I am extremely grateful for having been given the opportunity to put my career on hold and completely immerse myself in the journey that is a doctoral program.I would like to thank the following individuals, groups, and entities: (1) Louisiana State University and specifically the music education department for accepting me into the program and supporting me through my four years of study; (2) the evolving music education graduate student cohort that has served as editors, debaters, accountability officers, listeners, sharers, and sometimes even therapists-when everyone is in MDA 253, there is not a better group of people gathered in one place; (3) Melissa Brunkan, Ann Marie Stanley, and Sarah Bartolome for assisting me while I figured out what it actually means to write a dissertation, Kenny Fasching-Varner for our Starbucks and Albasha research meetings, and Dana Berkowitz for her elegant entrance into the music world
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