Carter J. Rice

Carter J. Rice is an Associate Professor of Multimedia Arts Technology and Head of the Multimedia Arts Technology and Composition program at the Irving S. Gilmore School of Music, Western Michigan University. His roles include teaching, research, and administrative leadership in music technology and composition. He holds a Doctor of Arts (D.A.) in Music Composition/Theory from Ball State University (2017), a Master of Music (M.M.) in Composition from Bowling Green State University (2013), and a Bachelor of Music (B.M.) in Composition from Concordia College (2011).

• Education:

• Ball State University: D.A. in Music Composition/Theory (2017)
• Bowling Green State University: M.M. in Music Composition (2013)
• Concordia College: B.M. in Music Composition (2011)

Rice's research interests span acoustic phenomena, cognitive science, and classical mechanics, which inform his compositions and audio engineering work. His music has been showcased at prestigious venues such as the national SEAMUS conference, the Society of Composers Inc. (SCI) national conference, the International Computer Music Conference, and Electronic Music Midwest. He emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to music education and fostering creativity through technology.

No recent articles are listed in the provided text, but his work focuses on innovative intersections between music composition and technology. Scientific awards are not mentioned in the available information.

Rice has advised numerous students in composition and multimedia arts, though specific names are not provided. His professional network includes mentors such as Elainie Lillios, Christopher Dietz, and Michael Pounds. No grants or labs are explicitly detailed in the text.