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Michael J. Weber is a Professor and Associate Director of Choral Activities at the Challey School of Music, North Dakota State University (NDSU). He oversees the Madrigal Singers and The Statesmen ensembles and teaches courses in choral conducting, literature, and music education.
Dr. Weber holds the following degrees:
- D.M.A., University of Arizona
- M.M., California State University, Fullerton
- B.S., University of North Dakota
His research interests focus on Music Education, particularly in Choral Conducting and Choral Literature. He is also actively involved in Musical Theatre productions and the development of Performing Arts Education programs. His work emphasizes practical applications in Music Festivals and honor group leadership across the United States.
Dr. Weber has received notable awards including:
- 1998 Outstanding Faculty Award (Salisbury State University)
- 2004 Preferred Professor (NDSU Mortar Board)
- 2006 Distinguished Educator Award (NDSU Blue Key)
In advising and grants, Dr. Weber has mentored students through his teaching and co-founded the Summer Performing Arts Company with the Grand Forks Public School District. No explicit grants are documented in the text. He has also held faculty roles at Salisbury University (Maryland) and Victoria College (Texas), alongside public school teaching experience in North Dakota.
He collaborates with professional organizations such as the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA), National Collegiate Choral Organization (NCCO), and National Association for Music Education (NAE). He currently serves as Vice-President for the North Dakota ACDA chapter and previously held roles including state representative on NCCO’s national board and treasurer for ACDA’s North Central Division.
