Picture This: Marietta College students protest proposed cuts
Marietta College music students protested proposed budget cuts after a question and answer session with provost Dr. Kathleen Dougherty Sunday. Music education, music therapy, and vocal performance are among 10 programs to be cut on the provost’s proposal to the Board of Trustees. The proposal will be voted on some time this month. “At this time our only hope of survival is to hope that the Board of Trustees is smart enough to know how important music is,” Jay Dougherty, director of choral activities said. (Photo Provided)
Marietta College music students protested proposed budget cuts after a question and answer session with provost Dr. Kathleen Dougherty Sunday. Music education, music therapy, and vocal performance are among 10 programs to be cut on the provost’s proposal to the Board of Trustees. The proposal will be voted on some time this month. “At this time our only hope of survival is to hope that the Board of Trustees is smart enough to know how important music is,” Jay Dougherty, director of choral activities said. (Photo Provided)
Marietta College music students protested proposed budget cuts after a question and answer session with provost Dr. Kathleen Dougherty Sunday. Music education, music therapy, and vocal performance are among 10 programs to be cut on the provost’s proposal to the Board of Trustees. The proposal will be voted on some time this month. “At this time our only hope of survival is to hope that the Board of Trustees is smart enough to know how important music is,” Jay Dougherty, director of choral activities said. (Photo Provided)
Marietta College music students protested proposed budget cuts after a question and answer session with provost Dr. Kathleen Dougherty Sunday. Music education, music therapy, and vocal performance are among 10 programs to be cut on the provost’s proposal to the Board of Trustees. The proposal will be voted on some time this month. “At this time our only hope of survival is to hope that the Board of Trustees is smart enough to know how important music is,” Jay Dougherty, director of choral activities said. (Photo Provided)
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MARIETTA -- Marietta College music students protested proposed budget cuts after a question and answer session with provost Dr. Kathleen Dougherty Sunday. Music education, music therapy, and vocal performance are among 10 programs to be cut on the provost's proposal to the Board of Trustees. The proposal will be voted on some time this month. "At this time our only hope of survival is to hope that the Board of Trustees is smart enough to know how important music is," Jay Dougherty, director of choral activities said. (Photos Provided)