Keynote Address: “So What Do I Do Next? A View of the Piano Major’s Future in Music
Nelita True

Reality Check: Employment Opportunities for Today’s Piano Majors
Linda Christensen

Preparing Students for the Job Market
Martha Hilley, Pete Jutras, Jane Magrath

Group Discussion

What I Wish I Had Known: The “real world” from the perspective of recent graduates
Thomas Jefferson, Victoria Johnson, Julie Kostuch, Kelly Marquis

The Broader View: Learning from experts in other music fields
Early Childhood Music: Lorna Heyge
Music Therapy: Frederick Tims
Adult Learners: Michelle Conda
Music Education: Roseanne K. Rosenthal
Music Industry: E. L. Lancaster
Music Administration: Seth Beckman

Motivating Teens at the Piano
John Ellis

So Your Student Wants to Major in Music! Preparing for the College Audition Experience
Ingrid Clarfield

Capturing the Magic: Cultivating Vitality in Student Performance
Sara McDaniel  and Nancy Kaesler

“Dinner Theater” Dinner with Robert and Clara
Karen Thickstun and the Butler University Summer Piano Camp

The Adolescent Transfer Student: Baggage Handling with Care
Suzanne Guy

Turning Teens “On” To Contemporary Music
Alan Huckleberry

Equipping Ourselves to Teach
Option 1: Developing Your Resume, Martha Hilley and Rachel Snyder
Option 2: Models of Independent Studios and Ideas for Development, Nancy Longmyer and Helen Smith Tarchalski

Learning from the Experts
Robert A. Duke

Analysis of Our Own Teaching
Gail Berenson, Sylvia Coats

Expanding Our Horizons
Learning from music experts outside the field of piano about their specialization. (See the Collegiate Teachers seminar above for subject areas and resource leaders.)

Keynote Address: Music Making and Wellness: An Idea Whose Time Has Come
Dr. Karl Bruhn

Workshops (choose one)
Practical Performance Practices: Learning from an early keyboard specialist, LeAnn House with Shelley Gruskin and Mary Springfels
Special Needs Students and Piano Teaching, Scott Price
Innovations in Piano Pedagogy: Contributions of Selected American Women - Committee on Historical Perspectives, Connie Sturm, chair
A Review of Recently-Published Piano Materials, Yu-Jane Yang and Barbara Fast

Workshops  (choose one)
See above for the Thursday workshop offerings.

Workshops (choose one)
Nature’s Clues to Interpretation, Marvin Blickenstaff
The Recreational Pianist, Brenda Dillon
Piano Need Not Be Lonely: Chamber Music for the Young Pianist, Nadia Lasserson
Bottling Experience:  Rules of  the Pianist's Thumbs, Robert Mayerovitch

Workshops (choose one)
See above for the Friday workshop offerings.