Colleen Clark

COLLEEN M. CLARK, MA
Colleen Clark, Lecturer of Music Technology, Audio Engineering, and Ear Training began teaching at Salisbury University in 2010. Her education background includes a MA degree from the Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University in Audio Sciences and a BA degree from the University of Notre Dame in Mathematics and Music Theory/History. She studied jazz guitar with Donald W. Savoie and jazz percussion with Bill Nicks.
Colleen Clark has worked as a professional musician for over ten years, performing with a number of artists including Little Sister, Still Life, Red Letter Day, The Channel Surfers, MOBB, Lawrence (Scotty) Scott, Johnny Hiland, Bill (Stix) Nicks, and Regis Philbin. For the past ten years, she has helped direct a Rock and Roll Summer Camp in Rehoboth Beach, DE, which gathers young musicians from across the mid-Atlantic region and exposes them to the trials and tribulations of professional musicianship.
Colleen Clark currently holds the position of Lead Engineer at AMi-Seagull Studios in Salisbury, MD and also works as an independent sound technician, acoustical consultant, and session musician. She has engineered and produced albums for many artists throughout the mid-Atlantic region, including Three Words by Narissa Bond, which was nominated for several national awards. At Salisbury University, she teaches Music Technology, Audio Engineering, and Ear Training, and helps oversee the Audio Recording Club. Colleen Clark is an established member of an original folk trio from Salisbury, MD, as well as an all-female rock band from Washington D.C.