SSENT

What is SSENT?

SSENT (The Student Society for Ethnomusicology at North Texas) is a student organization dedicated to the study of Ethnomusicology at the University of North Texas. The mission of SSENT is to promote a diversified understanding of music making in cultures around the world through education, service, and performance at UNT. 

SSENT provides professional development opportunities and avenues for ethnomusicology students to connect with the broader DFW community. SSENT also offers a forum of support and discussion of matters relevant to the academic and musical lives of the UNT ethnomusicology student community, the students in the BA in Critical Studies in Music and Society (BA-CSMS) program, and between departments in the College of Music.

Fall Semester Events

November 8: 3:00-4:00pm, Music Building Room 321

“Nerd Out” Event: Musical Performances by Ethnomusicology Students

November 16: 5:30-7pm, Music Building Choir Room

November 19-21: TIME and Willis Library Room TBA

Study Support Session: Come join us to get work done in the library!
All SSENT members, BA-CSMS students, and interested students welcome to join for a time of focused writing/work, with an opportunity to ask writing and mentorship questions from current SSENT members.

Remaining Fall Semester Events TBA

Spring Semester Events

Membership

Membership in SSENT shall be open to those individuals in good academic standing at the University of North Texas with an active interest in the discipline of Ethnomusicology and related fields. Graduate and undergraduate students are welcome to participate. Membership to undergraduate students in the Critical Studies in Music and Society BA is open without affiliation with the Ethnomusicology department and related activities. In addition, all members are encouraged to participate on the committee level.

Officers 2024-2025

How can I become a member?