Summer Camps
Learn From Top Performers
Join us for fun and educational musical experiences this summer. Attending band camps bring immense joy and benefits to students, offering the opportunity to improve their musical skills, foster teamwork and collaboration, build lifelong friendships and experience personal growth in a fun and supportive environment.
2024 Summer Music Camp Series
The East Texas A&M University Leadership Camp features some of the top leadership clinicians in the nation, including Frank Troyka, Senior Education Consultant for Conn-Selmer, Inc. Throughout the Leadership Camp, students are immersed in leadership culture and rehearsal technique concepts while being given opportunities to learn real-world teaching approaches in both music and marching settings. In addition, leadership campers will be led through a vigorous exercise routine by renowned exercise guru Scott Esquibel.
Students attending the Drum Major Camp are given the opportunity to immerse themselves in conducting, leadership and teaching techniques in order to prepare them for their upcoming seasons. The Drum Major Camp staff, led by Willie Veenstra (Visual Caption Coordinator and three-time Drum Major for the Blue Coats Drum and Bugle Corps) offer a varied curriculum including beginning and advanced conducting gestures, score study, marching pedagogy, practical teaching labs, dealing with the listening environment and technologies for the drum major and the marching rehearsal. Additional breakout sessions are offered including women in leadership, vocals and whistles, salutes and retreat, etc. All drum major campers will enjoy sessions with the Leadership Camp staff.
The Color Guard Camp provides participants intensive, interactive training in body, dance, flag and weapon (rifle and sabre) choreography at the novice, intermediate and advanced levels. Color Guard Camp staff are leaders in the drum & bugle corps, college and high school band activities.
All Color Guard Camp participants attend daily fitness sessions, movement/body/dance classes, choreography sessions and leadership classes by Frank Troyka.
Group discounts are available for schools that wish to send their entire color guard ensemble to camp. Private instruction for these groups is available with advance registration and prepayment of fees. Please contact the Summer Music Camp Series office for more information about private instruction.
| Camp | Resident Price | Commuter Price |
|---|---|---|
| Drum Major Camp (Register and Pay) | $445 | $335 |
| Leadership Camp (Register and Pay) | $445 | $335 |
| Colorguard Camp (Register and Pay) | $445 | $335 |
*Any application/payment received after 11:59 p.m. on June 7, 2024 will be subject to a $40 late fee. Once maximum numbers have been reached for each section camp, enrollment will be closed. Please note that the registration for the camp is not guaranteed until you receive a confirmation from the summer camp music series office and the deposit payment has been received. Feel free to contact the camp directors at [email protected] if you have any questions or concerns.
Group Discounts
Group discounts are offered for individual schools sending 8 or more students to this camp. Groups of 8-14 students receive a $10 per camper discount. Groups of more than 15 students receive a $20 per camper discount.
Group and individual payments can be made in the new registration portal. Based on the number of students attending, a discount code will be provided while registering online.
Payments by Mail
If mailing in a group or individual payment, please put the attendee name(s) in the memo of the check as well as which camp you are attending (Leadership/DM/Colorguard) and send to:
East Texas A&M University
School of Music
Attn. Summer Music Camps
P.O. Box 3011
Commerce, TX 75429
Please make checks payable to ETAMU Summer Music Camps and postmarked by Friday, June 7, 2024.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I contact my child?
If you must contact your child, you may call the camp office at .903.468-8124 between the hours of 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM. Our administrative assistant will deliver the message to the counselor who supervises your child. In the event of an emergency after business hours, you may call campus security at 903.886.5868 or the main number of the dormitory in which your child is staying. Dormitory contact numbers may be obtained upon check-in on the first day of camp.
Can I send my child to the camp a day early or can my child stay an extra night following the camp?
Can I send my child to the camp a day early? Can my child stay an extra night following the camp?
No. Staff will not be available to supervise students prior to the first scheduled day of camp or following the close of camp. University dormitories cannot accommodate early arrivals or late departures. Please make travel arrangements so that your child arrives on the first day and leaves at the close of the camp.
What if my child must arrive late or leave early?
We understand that a camp participant may be required to leave for circumstances related to illness or a family emergency. In the case that a participant considered to be a minor must leave the camp, a parent or guardian must notify the camp office at 903.468.8124. The counseling staff will then be notified, and we will provide assistance to the student in making arrangements for departure.
Is parking available when I arrive on campus?
Parking is limited on campus. All participants who are driving to camp must report their vehicle to the camp office and obtain a temporary parking permit. Parking information will be available upon registration on the first day of camp. Parking is open to the public on weekends; however, parking regulations are in effect Monday through Friday.
How does the ETAMU Leadership, Drum Major & Colorguard Camp compare to other camps?
For decades, the East Texas A&M School of Music has been a destination for training in music education. The Leadership, Drum Major & Colorguard Camp is rooted in that commitment, with a curriculum that focuses on practical, hands-on techniques that can be of immediate help to students when they return to their home programs. Camp staff includes the very best that the music education profession has to offer. Come experience the difference for yourself!
What is the schedule?
Schedules for the camps can be found in the “Maps and Schedules” section of the Summer Music Camp page.
For additional questions, please email [email protected]
What is the refund policy?
Students or parents who cancel registration prior to the first day of camp are eligible to receive a full refund of camp tuition minus the $150 non-refundable deposit. Please email [email protected] prior to the first day of camp if you must cancel your registration and would like a full refund. Students or parents who fail to notify the camp office of their intent to cancel registration by the first day of camp are ineligible to receive a full refund of camp expenses.
May I pay for my child's tuition with a credit card?
Yes. Please visit the Participant Registration Portal.
If I would like to mail my payment in, where should I send it?
East Texas A&M University
Department of Music
Attn. Summer Music Camps
PO Box 3011
Commerce, TX 75429
Make checks payable to: ETAMU Summer Music Camps
*Please put the attendee name(s) in the memo of the check as well as which camp you are attending (Leadership/Drum Major/Colorguard/Choir)
Where do I drop off and pick up my child?
Registration takes place on the 2nd floor of the Rayburn Student Center. Parents/Guardians should stay with their camper throughout the registration process. Following registration, camper drop off is at the Phase II Residence Hall, located at 2501 W Neal Street, Commerce, Texas 75428.
The Director Symposium is designed to connect marching ensemble educators with colleagues and experts in the activity in a three-day series of clinics and hands-on sessions specific to the marching arts. Clinic sessions are offered in a variety of areas including marching ensemble show design, music arranging, drill design, movement instruction, leadership development, volunteer mobilization, fund-raising, rehearsal techniques, marching percussion, color guard, electronic rehearsal tools, outdoor sound reinforcement, administration and adjudication. Classroom sessions, masterclasses and interactive activities led by leaders in the drum and bugle corps, college and high school marching band activities seek to inspire educators with practical and creative tools to take their teaching and ensembles to the next level. Symposium participants will also have the opportunity to observe concurrent sessions of the annual Leadership, Drum Major and Color Guard Camp.
Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credit up to 16 hours is available for symposium participants. A listing of symposium clinicians and topics will be announced as soon as the schedule is finalized.
Marching Arts Director Symposium Price: Resident: $335 Commuter: $115
- Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser – Vice President of Education, Conn-Selmer, Inc.
- Larry Livingston – Chair, School of Conducting, University of Southern California
- Frank Troyka – Senior Education Consultant, Conn-Selmer, Inc.
- Dr. Chip Crotts – Brass Caption Head, Santa Clara Vanguard / The Blue Devils
- Key Poulan – Brass Arranger, Sacramento Mandarins
- Wayne Downey – Arranger, The Blue Devils (former)
- Michael Gaines – Visual Designer, Santa Clara Vanguard
- Michael Tarr – Visual Instructor, Boston Crusaders
- Amanda Drinkwater – Director of Fine Arts, Lewisville ISD
- David Gibbs – Executive Director, The Blue Devils (former)
- John Mlynczak – Vice President of Music Education and Technology, Hal Leonard
- Mike Howard – Director of Bands, Vandegrift HS (former)
- John Meehan – Brass Arranger / Caption Head, The Blue Devils
- JJ Pipitone – Adjudicator, Bands of America / Drum Corps International
- Bill Watson – Director of Bands, Richland HS (former)
- Cory Doran – Front Ensemble Caption Head, Phantom Regiment (former)
- Todd Ryan – Visual Caption Head, The Blue Devils
- Robert Selaiden – Director of Bands, Leander HS (former)
- Dennis Craig – Founder, Corps Design
- Scott Johnson – Percussion Caption Head, The Blue Devils
- Charles Pisarra – Union High School (Tulsa)
- Phillip L. Clements – Director of Bands, ETAMU
- Scott Chandler – Program Coordinator / Choreographer, The Blue Devils
- Kathy Johnson – Director of Bands, Argyle HS (former)
- Alan Mueggenborg – Visual Designer / BandToday.com
- TJ Doucette – Colorguard Caption Head, The Blue Devils
- Don Click – Program Coordinator, The Colts
- Stuart Shulman – Visual Designer, Integrated Effects
- Brian Dinkel – Front Ensemble Arranger / Caption Head, The Blue Devils (former)
- Allan F. Goodwin– Director of Athletic Bands, ETAMU
- Drew Taylor – Founder, Clubhouse Trailers
- Andrew Hoskins – Sales, Digital Performance Gear
- Brent Biskup – Director of Bands, Flower Mound HS
- Steven Estudillo – Drill Designer, Phantom Regiment
- Chris Brannan – Director of Fine Arts and Head Band Director, Barbers Hill ISD
- Reagan Brumley – Director of Bands, Lake Highlands HS
- Jerry Whorton – Director of Bands, Melissa HS
- Willie Veenstra – Visual Caption Coordinator, The Bluecoats
- David Arvin – Movement Coordinator, The Blue Stars
- Courtney Allyson Mills – Arlington Center for the Visual and Performing Arts
- Jeff Ausdemore – President, Stryvemind
- Scott Esquibel – Group Exercise Director, Cooper Clinic
- Dr. Brian Zator – Director of Percussion, ETAMU
Forms to Complete
The following forms are required by state law to be completely and accurately filled out before the start of camp. Please turn these in at camp registration.
In partnership with Stryvemind, percussion and band directors and instructors are invited to the POWER ON: Marching Arts Audio Intensive, a focused workshop featuring a wealth of resources for contemporary percussion and band educators to serve their students in an ever-evolving musical landscape. The POWER ON sessions will allow novice and experienced percussion and band directors alike learn skills that can be immediately applied in general and specific situations, with both lecture and hands-on experiences. Attendees will learn about sound reinforcement, sound design, frequency concepts, mixing, narration, solo mics, mixing boards and more. Additionally, time slots will be available for individual or small group consulting with different equipment to provide specific and relevant assistance, as well as answer questions.
Participants can choose one of three attendance options:
- All three days (Audio Intensive and Percussion Director Symposium)
- Two days (Percussion Director Symposium ONLY)
- One Day (Audio Intensive ONLY)
Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credit up to 6 hours is available for the 1-day POWER ON Intensive participants, with additional credits available for the Percussion Director Symposium. A final listing of POWER ON Intensive clinicians and topics will be announced as soon as the schedule is finalized. Please contact Dr. Brian Zator for additional information.
The POWER ON: Marching Arts Audio Intensive will be held Sunday, June 16 and will last from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
| Camp | Resident Price | Commuter Price |
|---|---|---|
| All Three Days (POWER ON & Percussion Director Symposium) | $350 | $175 |
| Percussion Director Symposium | $300 | $125 |
| POWER ON: Marching Arts Audio Intensive | Not Available | $75 |
*Participants can choose to stay an extra night in the dorm following the last day for $30.
Hotel Sponsor: Magnusson Hotel in Commerce
We have secured a special rate for the Magnusson Hotel, located less than a mile from campus. The flat rate is $89 per night + city tax (tax exempt for school event). This applies to one king bedroom and two queen bedrooms.
Guests will need to contact the hotel directly to reserve the room. Call 903-886-4777 and use the code “Percussion Camp ETAMU.”
Forms to Complete
The following forms are required by state law to be completely and accurately filled out before the start of camp. Please turn these in at camp registration.
In partnership with Stryvemind, percussion directors and instructors are invited to the Percussion Director Symposium (PDS), a focused, two-day intensive workshop featuring a wealth of resources for the contemporary percussion educator to serve their students in an ever-evolving musical landscape. Clinicians and guest speakers will offer sessions on topics including pedagogy, instructional pacing, resource materials, scope and sequence, personal development and more.
Participants can choose one of three attendance options:
- All three days (Audio Intensive and Percussion Director Symposium)
- Two days (Percussion Director Symposium ONLY)
- One Day (Audio Intensive ONLY)
Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credit up to 12 hours is available for symposium participants. A final listing of PDS clinicians and topics will be announced as soon as the schedule is finalized. Please contact Dr. Brian Zator for additional information.
The Percussion Director Symposium will be held on Monday June 17 and Tuesday, June 18. Each day will last from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
| Camp | Resident Price | Commuter Price |
|---|---|---|
| All Three Days (POWER ON & Percussion Director Symposium) | $350 | $175 |
| Percussion Director Symposium | $300 | $125 |
| POWER ON: Marching Arts Audio Intensive | Not Available | $75 |
*Participants can choose to stay an extra night in the dorm following the last day for $30.
Hotel Sponsor: Magnusson Hotel in Commerce
We have secured a special rate for the Magnusson Hotel, located less than a mile from campus. The flat rate is $89 per night + city tax (tax exempt for school event). This applies to one king bedroom and two queen bedrooms.
Guests will need to contact the hotel directly to reserve the room. Call 903-886-4777 and use the code “Percussion Camp ETAMU.”
Forms to complete
The following forms are required by state law to be completely and accurately filled out before the start of camp. Please turn these in at camp registration.
The All-State Choir Camp is designed to help high school students begin preparation on the Large School Choir and Small School Choir All-State Choir audition music.
Pricing and Discount Rates
*The early registration deadline is May 1. Registration closes on June 15 and all payments must be received by June 15.
2024 Camper Prices
| Camp | Resident Price | Commuter Price |
|---|---|---|
| Choir Camp (Before May 1) | $250 | $175 |
| Choir Camp (After May 1) | $300 | $175 |
| Choir Camp Director/Observer Resident | $199 | $175 |
| Groups of 10 or more | $210 | $175 |
| All-State Member | $99 | $99 |
Please email completed group applications to [email protected]. Indicate whether you will be paying for your students or if they will be paying on their own.
Payments by Mail
If mailing in a group or individual payment, please put the attendee name(s) in the memo of the check as well as which camp you are attending and send to:
East Texas A&M University
School of Music
Attn. Choir Camp
PO Box 3011
Commerce, TX 75429
Please make checks payable to ETAMU Summer Music Camps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I send my child to the camp a day early or can my child stay an extra night following the camp?
Can I send my child to the camp a day early? Can my child stay an extra night following the camp?
No. Staff will not be available to supervise students prior to the first scheduled day of camp or following the close of camp. University dormitories cannot accommodate early arrivals or late departures. Please make travel arrangements so that your child arrives on the first day and leaves at the close of the camp.
Is parking available when I arrive on campus?
Parking is limited on campus. All participants who are driving to camp must report their vehicle to the camp office and obtain a temporary parking permit. Parking information will be available upon registration on the first day of camp. Parking is open to the public on weekends; however, parking regulations are in effect Monday through Friday.
What is the schedule?
Schedules for the camps can be found in the “Maps and Schedules” section of the Summer Music Camp page.
For additional questions, please email [email protected]
How does the ETAMU Camp compare to other camps?
For decades, the East Texas A&M University Department of Music has been a destination for training in music education. The All-State Choir Camp was the first camp of this sort in the state of Texas and has strived all of the years to provide high school singers with a positive experience to aid in their learning of the Texas All-State audition music. The camp staff includes the very best that the music education profession has to offer. Experience the difference for yourself!
What is the refund policy?
Students or parents who cancel registration prior to the first day of camp are eligible to receive a full refund of camp tuition minus the $100 non-refundable deposit. Please email [email protected] prior to the first day of camp if you must cancel your registration and would like a full refund. Students or parents who fail to notify the camp office of their intent to cancel registration by the first day of camp are ineligible to receive any refund of camp expenses.
How do I contact my child?
If you must contact your child, you may call the ensemble secretary at 903.886.5248 between the hours of 8 AM and 5 PM. Our administrative assistant will deliver the message to the counselor who supervises your child. In the event of an emergency after business hours, you may call campus security at 903.886.5868 or the main number of the dormitory in which your child is staying. Dormitory contact numbers may be obtained upon check-in on the first day of camp.
May I pay for my child's tuition with a credit card?
Yes. Please visit the Participant Registration Portal.
If I would like to mail my payment in, where should I send it?
East Texas A&M University
Department of Music
Attn. Summer Music Camps
PO Box 3011
Commerce, TX 75429
Make checks payable to: ETAMU Summer Music Camps
*Please put the attendee name(s) in the memo of the check as well as which camp you are attending (Leadership/Drum Major/Colorguard/Choir)
What if my child must arrive late or leave early?
We understand that a camp participant may be required to leave for circumstances related to illness or a family emergency. In the case that a participant considered to be a minor must leave the camp, a parent or guardian must notify the camp office at 903.886-5248. The counseling staff will then be notified, and we will provide assistance to the student in making arrangements for departure.
Each summer, the lives of children across the country are changed through the powerful impact of summer camps. However, while sports camps abound in great numbers, there are few summer camp opportunities for children interested in music. Camp Granada began from a desire to fill that void and to offer the same kind of life-changing, character-building summer camp experience to young musicians that is more commonly offered in other areas.
Important Information
Summer Music Camps Faculty and Staff
Director of Summer Music Camps: Allan Goodwin ([email protected])
Choir Camp Administrator: Theresa Pritchard ([email protected])
General Camp Questions: 903.886.5303
Music Building, Room 194
Safety
Dorm Parents
Dorm Parents are qualified music educators that will be on site 24 hours a day and available to assist students at all times. In addition, they will be staying overnight in the dormitories to supervise students after hours.
Camp Counselors
Camp Counselors are current graduate and undergraduate music students at East Texas A&M University. Counselors are responsible for making sure that students arrive safely to their designated camp activities as well as supervising students during meals and extra-curricular activities.
Medical Care
Medical care will be available on a 24-hour basis for all students residing in the dormitory and available to all students while on campus. In cases wherein a camper requires medical attention, they will be transported to the Hunt Regional Emergency Medical Center at Commerce. Medical expenses incurred will be charged to the parent or guardian. Please bring identification and family insurance information with you in the unlikely event of an emergency.
Camp Rules and Regulations
- Daily Camp Meeting is held each morning. Attendance is required of all campers.
- Camp Office is located in the Music Building, Room 194. Faculty or counselors are on duty in this room during the day for your assistance.
- Residents leaving the campus for any reason without written permission from parents or guardians of students may be dismissed from camp without a refund. Residents are not to ride in anything other than a University-marked vehicle unless checked out by a parent or guardian. Campus boundaries for campers include the dorms, Student Center, and the Music Building. Students are not allowed to go beyond the designated facilities or into any University building where there is no camp activity.
- Campers must be accompanied by a counselor or staff member at all times. This is the policy of the Texas A & M University-Commerce Police Department and must be followed at all times.
- Food and beverages (other than water) are not allowed in the Recital Hall, rehearsal halls, or classrooms.
- Camp Badges must be worn in a visible location on the shirt at all times and should be worn only by the owner of the badge.
- Dorm Keys are required and must be attached to the name badges at all times (resident campers only).
- All personal property, including instruments, purses, and money are the responsibility of the owners at all times. The university and summer camps take no responsibility for lost or misplaced belongings. It is not advisable that students keep large sums of money in dorm rooms. Items of value should not be left unattended in any university room or building. Names should be clearly marked on all property. It is strongly recommended that parents take note of instrument make, model, and serial numbers before the student arrives at camp.
- Automobiles belonging to campers may not be used during the hours of the camp. Permits for parking your car on the campus are required; these will be provided at check-in.
- Students taking prescription drugs should notify camp administrators on the medical release form and include the specific medicine, dosage, and frequency of medication. Failure to adhere to this policy will be considered a violation of university drug policies and may result in suspension from camp without a refund.
- Students should dress appropriately. Inappropriate clothing or clothing with offensive slogans will not be tolerated. The cafeteria is a public area and all persons should wear shoes and be appropriately clothed.
- Pets, alcoholic beverages, knives, illegal drugs, smoking, gambling, explosives, and weapons of any kind are forbidden on the university campus at all times. Violation of this policy will result in dismissal from camp without refund as well as possible prosecution.
- Attendance at rehearsals and performances is mandatory for all participants. Any absence must be cleared in advance by notifying in writing the camp director and instructors in charge.
- Any student leaving campus (with permission) must sign out through the camp office. (Music Building, room 194)
- Cellular phones, pagers, and other small electronic devices are prohibited in all rehearsals and masterclasses.
- Each camp member is responsible for keeping the dorm room clean, in order, and free from damage. Campers will be responsible for any damage to the room.
- Athletic activities are prohibited in the residence halls. Running, playing, throwing, and similar activities are to be done outside the buildings.
- All camp members are expected to respect the rights and property of others. Loud noise and similar intrusive behavior are prohibited.
- Other basic rules of conduct will be presented during our organizational meetings on Sunday evening. Failure to observe these requests could result in early dismissal from the camp with no refund of tuition and fees.
Violation of camp rules and dormitory regulations may result in the student’s expulsion from camp without a refund. Parents will be notified and arrangements will be made to send the student home at the parent's expense.
Dormitory Regulations
Students must adhere to evening dormitory hours listed in the schedule
- Running is not allowed in the residence halls.
- Rooms should be kept locked at all times.
- Lost room keys must be replaced by the student at a cost of $50.00 per key.
- Lights out and complete quiet will be observed at 11:30 p.m. Students violating lights out rules will be subject to disciplinary action.
- Lounges should be kept neat and free of clutter at all times.
- Students are not allowed to enter the rooms or floors of the opposite sex at any time.
- Dormitory rooms must be kept clean at all times. Persons occupying rooms are responsible for any defacement of dorm property. Each person in the room will be held responsible and any damages will be charged to the individual by the University Business Office.
- No practicing in Dorm Rooms.
- Dormitory windows are to remain closed and free of writings, signs, etc. at all times.
- Radios, televisions, or stereos should not be audible outside the dorm room. Violation of this policy may result in confiscation of the device until the end of camp.
- Fire escape and tornado information is posted in the residence hall and should be read by all campers.
- No unauthorized person may be in the dormitory at any time. This includes students participating in other camps being held on campus. Boy/girlfriends should be instructed not to visit on campus during the camp week.
Violation of camp rules and dormitory regulations may result in the student’s expulsion from camp without a refund. Parents will be notified and arrangements will be made to send the student home.
The following forms are required by state law to be completely and accurately filled out before the start of camp. Please turn these in at camp registration. Parent/Guardian signatures are required. Please verify all signatures are complete before driving to campus.
Please mark all items with your name, school name and permanent telephone number
Equipment
- Flute Symposium – appropriate professional attire/performance attire | Leadership Camp – Marching Instruments | Drum Major Camp – No instruments | Colorguard Camp – Bring all equipment you need to spin | Choir Camp – Appropriate indoor rehearsal attire
- Accessories and supplies (valve oil, reeds, sticks, mallets, etc.)
- Pencils
- Wire music stand (Leadership Camp Only)
Clothes
- Lessons, classes, and rehearsals: casual clothes (be comfortable)
- Recreation and free time: swimsuits, beach towel, sportswear, etc.
- Shoes suitable for marching (please do not wear high tops, sandals, crocs, etc.)
Dorm Supplies
- XL twin sheets, blanket, pillow and pillow case.
- Bath towels, wash cloth, soap, and other toiletries
- For your comfort, you may wish to bring a small fan.
Miscellaneous
- Snacks
- Medical supplies (if needed): For students bringing medical supplies, they will be required to report it to the summer camp staff at check-in.
- Money: most activities will be provided as part of the camp. It is recommended that you do not bring excess amounts of cash with you. Bring only what is needed for drinks, snacks, souvenirs, etc.
- Campus Map (Leadership, Drum Major & Color Guard Camp 2024)
- Camp Schedule Overview
- All State Choir Camp 2024 Schedule
- Drum Major Camp 2024 Schedule (Coming soon)
- Leadership Camp 2024 Schedule (Coming soon)
- Color Guard Camp 2024 Schedule (Coming soon)
- Marching Arts Director Symposium 2024 Schedule (Coming Soon)
- Texas Summer Flute Symposium 2024 Schedule (Coming Soon)
Student Housing
Student campers will be staying in the Phase II Residence Hall.
Phase II Residence Hall, 2501 W. Neal Street, Commerce, TX 75428
Director/Clinician Housing
Directors and clinicians will be staying in the Pride Rock Residence Hall.
Pride Rock Residence Hall, 2513 W Halls, Commerce, TX 75428
School of Music Contact Us
Contact the Department
- School of Music
- 903.886.5303
- [email protected]
- P.O. Box 3011