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Dr. Elizabeth Schultz is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the School of Music's Music Education (MME) Online program at the University of Florida, where she teaches and advises capstone projects in the Master's in Music Education program. She concurrently serves as a Visiting Assistant Lecturer in Music Education at Cleveland State University. Previously, she held music education faculty positions at the University of Florida and Shenandoah University Conservatory of Music.
Dr. Schultz holds a Ph.D. in Music Education from the University of Florida, an MM in Clarinet Performance from Louisiana State University, an MAED in Curriculum and Instruction from Virginia Tech, and a BA in Music Education and Clarinet Performance (Virginia Tech). She has 10+ years of K-12 teaching experience leading elementary band and orchestra programs in Arlington, Virginia.
Her research focuses on innovative approaches to itinerant music teaching, strategies for inclusive music classrooms serving students with disabilities, and bridging music education research with practical applications for educators. Her work has been published in F-flat Books, New Directions: A Journal of Scholarship, Creativity, and Leadership in Music Education, and GIA Publications, with frequent conference presentations at state/national/international levels.
Dr. Schultz advises capstone projects for graduate students and actively engages in professional development initiatives for music educators. She maintains an office in Music Building Room #122 on the University of Florida campus.
