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Prof. Jensen has been on the faculty of the
University of Wisconsin-Madison since 1992, where she holds the position of
Professor of String Pedagogy. She became Associate Director of the School of
Music in 2007, and is responsible for undergraduate and graduate coursework
related to teaching string instruments in school and private settings, and
she directs the master's degree program in String Development. She conducts
the All-University String Orchestras, non-auditioned orchestras which have
grown to more than 225 members in the current school year.
Herself a life-long beneficiary of school music and university outreach
programs, Prof. Jensen maintains a strong and active commitment to "The
Wisconsin Idea" of fostering outreach programs in the state of Wisconsin.
She has been artistic director of the National String Workshop for teachers,
conductors, and performers; is a past president of the Wisconsin String
Teachers Association; and has served as a consultant for string programs in
Oshkosh, Platteville, and Greendale. She has also served as the Middle
School Curriculum Consultant for the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's "Arts in
Community Education" (ACE) Program.
Prof. Jensen founded and continues to advise the Chamber Music Program of
the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras, and has been associated with WYSO
as a member, conductor, coach or alumni representative since 1969. She has
also taught in the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra "Progressions"
Program, and frequently coaches in the MYSO Chamber Music Program. She also
serves on the board of the Suzuki Strings of Madison.
Prof. Jensen taught public school string and instrumental music in Rockford
(IL), Watertown (WI), and Madison (WI), and has worked with teacher
education at the University of Texas, Oberlin Conservatory, and Bowling
Green State University. Her research interests include federal and state
arts education policy, string pedagogy text and curriculum development, the
iconographic study of the history of bowed string instruments, and the
Swedish folk instrument nyckelharpa.
Janet is married to Milwaukee architect John Heisler and they reside in
Grafton, Wisconsin. They enjoy antique motorcycles, clocks and watches, and
a Brittany spaniel named Maggie.
PhD, University of Texas-Austin
MM, University of Wisconsin-Madison
BME, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Stephen Jarchow |
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I have two children – my daughter Boo is in
college and my son Jon Paul is in high school. I split my time between homes
in Dallas and Los Angeles. (Not being married makes that much easier!) In my
spare time I like to play tennis, go to the movies and read. After
graduating high school, I went to the University of Wisconsin and graduated
with a BBA, MS and JD with Honors. I then practiced tax and real estate law
for several years, becoming a partner with Lincoln Property Company, and
then a senior managing director with Bear Stearns, an investment banking
firm.
I’ve been lucky in having a varied and exciting career in both real estate
ventures and the motion picture business. I founded several companies
including a mortgage company, a medical products company, a film
production/distribution company and a cable and satellite television
network. My work has taken me around the world, especially to the Caribbean,
Russia, Eastern Europe and the Middle East. I have been involved in the
production and/or distribution of over 100 motion pictures, several of which
have garnered critical success. “Gods and Monsters” directed by Bill Condon
and starring Ian McKellen, Brendan Fraser and Lynn Redgrave received three
Academy Award nominations (winning for Best Adapted Screenplay), four Golden
Globe nominations (winning for Best Supporting Actress), three Independent
Spirit Awards, and numerous other international accolades including Best
Picture by the National Board of Review. “Twilight of the Golds” starring
Brendan Fraser, Jennifer Beals, Faye Dunaway, Gary Marshall and Rosie
O’Donnell won two Cable Ace Awards.
My entertainment companies, Regent Entertainment and Here Networks, have
received extensive recognition including Aurora Awards, Davey Awards, W3
Awards, ACLU Pride Partnership Award, Outfest Awards, Omni Intermedia
Awards, American Design Awards, Summit Mea Awards and others. My
distribution company is currently releasing “Stephanie Daley” starring Amber
Tamblyn (who was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award for her role in
the film), Tilda Swinton and Timothy Hutton. “Stephanie Daley” also won a
major screenwriting award from the Sundance Film Festival.
I serve on the Board of Trustees of Otis College of Art and Design where my
daughter goes to school. I’ve also taught Entertainment Law for many years
and am the author of five books.
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