Christine Crookall

Christine Crookall is an Associate Dean Professor at Augusta University, affiliated with the Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences and the Department of Music. Her academic focus spans music education, chamber music performance, and violoncello pedagogy.

Education:

• Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA), Music, University of Texas - Austin (2001)
• Master of Music (MMUS), Music, University of Texas - Austin (1997)
• Bachelor of Music (BM), Music Performance, University of British Columbia (1995)

As a performer and educator, her research interests emphasize violoncello instruction, chamber music interpretation, and community engagement through musical performance. Her work bridges academic rigor with public accessibility in music.

Christine's artistic contributions include Trio Jardin (2017), the Augusta Cello Society's Inaugural Concert (2016), and Christmas performances at local churches (2016), reflecting diverse interests in chamber ensemble dynamics, sacred music, and community outreach.

She serves as an Artistic Liaison between the university and community and participates in institutional governance through roles like Committee Member and INSTEP Meeting Attendee.