Eric Wyler

Eric Wyler is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Music and Co-chair of the Music Education Department at Nebraska Wesleyan University. He also directs the Lincoln Boys Choir's high school ensemble, Vocal Point, and is actively involved in choral education across Nebraska.

Education:

• Master of Music, Music Education, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2021, GPA: 4.0
• Bachelor of Arts, Music Education, Nebraska Wesleyan University, 2013, GPA: 3.8 with Distinction

His research and academic interests focus on music education, particularly elementary boys' singing attitudes and efficacy. His master’s thesis, "When Did You Stop Singing? : Elementary Boys' Attitudes and Efficacy Toward the Act of Singing", reflects his dedication to understanding and improving vocal engagement in young male students.

While no peer-reviewed articles are listed, his work in music education methods and choral conducting indicates a strong applied and pedagogical research trajectory.

Professional Affiliations and Service:

• Nebraska Music Educators Association (NMEA)
• Nebraska Choral Directors Association (NCDA)
• American Orff-Schulwerk Association (AOSA)
• Treasurer, Nebraska Festival Singers (NFS)
• Advisor, NAfME Collegiate Chapter

Eric has taught various courses including Jazz Choir, Rock Band, Applied Voice, and methods courses for elementary and secondary music education. He has six years of public school teaching experience and has served as a music director and clinician across Iowa and Nebraska.

He is actively engaged in community music programs and continues to influence music education through teaching, leadership, and service.