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Omari Davis is a junior undergraduate student at Georgia Southern University. He is majoring in business management with a minor in mass communications, and an emphasis in fashion merchandising. He is currently the Vice President of Professional Activities of Delta Sigma Pi, Financial Affairs Chairman of Student African American Brotherhood, and a MAP Sponsor for the Minority Advisment Program. Omari transfered to Georgia Southern University in the fall semester of 2010 after attending Southern University A&M College located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. While attending Southern University and A&M College he was a memeber of the Human Jukebox Marching Band, and also became a member of Kappa Kappa Psi National Honorary Band Fraternity.

Before I started this course, I used the Wikipedia website to find information about famous actors and rappers.

Looking at my contributions I can tell that the researcher has taken the time research many topics. The researcher easily goes to Google and copies information from electronic references.

Overall in the end I should learn how to put articles in the my own words.

Al Cafaro
Al Cafaro served as Chief Operating Officer and Strategic Advisor of Music of Ngtv. Mr. Cafaro is a well-respected music industry veteran completing three decades in the music business. In 2002, Mr. Cafaro formed Metropolitan/ Hybrid Recordings, a small record company, which he continues to manage. Mr. Cafaro served as Chief Executive Officer of A&M Records from 1996 to 1999. Mr. Cafaro joined A&M Records in 1976 as the regional promotion representative in North and ... South Carolina. Since 1987, he served as Vice President of Promotion and relocated to A&M's home base in Los Angeles. Thereafter, he was promoted to Senior Vice President and eventually to General Manager of the label. He also served as President and Chief Executive Officer of A&M since 1990. Mr. Cafaro worked as an individual consultant in the music industry for various clients from 1999 to 2002. Mr. Cafaro served as Chairman of A&M Records from 1996 to 1999. Mr. Cafaro also served on the board of Radio Industry Association of America from 1990 to 1999. Mr. Cafaro served as Director of Ngtv since October 2000. /sandbox

University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Music
The School of Music at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is proud of an outstanding international roster of faculty artists and scholars devoted to the School's fundamental mission of fostering and promoting the global cultural art of music. Our 60-member faculty maintains a unique focus on individual student achievement, utilizing the vast resources of the world-famous Madison campus. You may also read the latest news about our faculty and alumni in our newsletter, Music Accents.

Established in 1895, the School of Music reflects the Wisconsin Idea of practical service to the state and its residents. A music degree program was organized in 1915, emphasizing training for public school music teachers. In 1939 the School gained acclaimed distinction with the creation of the first musical artist-in-residence position at any American university.

With this long and rich legacy as a foundation, the School now strives to address the real, current needs of today's musicians, highlighting the rapid changes in the competitive music scene. We are positioned to train a contemporary generation of musicians with: a focus on students' personal development by faculty who concentrate on individual needs; a unique outlook on career advancement using viable, real-life, professional situations; an advanced technological music center for theory instruction and composition; the rich and varied resources of one of the world's leading research universities.

Music Hall
This Victorian Gothic building, built in 1878 and initially named Assembly Hall, was designed to house an 800-seat auditorium, a library, and a clock tower. Dedicated on March 2, 1880, the building originally held conventions, dances, and commencement ceremonies, along with its primary purpose of a library. After the library moved to a different building on campus, a portion of the hall was assigned to the School of Music in 1900. Shortly after renovations in the early 1900s, the building was officially named Music Hall in 1910. It remains an important music venue and is home to the university opera.[70] This building also is home to the Department of Urban and Regional Planning, with part of the building being used as office space and classrooms.

School Mission
The schools mission is to provide a comprehensive program of undergraduate and graduate education that promotes the highest levels of professional development while challenging students to achieve their greatest potential. To cultivate an environment that inspires creativity, stimulates intellectual curiosity,and fosters critical thinking. Also to serve the University community, the public, and the profession through performance, composition, scholarship, music education and outreach.

Areas of Study
Composition Conducting Jazz Music Education