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SIU Music Violin Trumbone Choir and Wind Ensemble Classroom

The School of Music at SIU is dedicated to transforming the academic lives of our current and prospective students. We've designed our site specifically to assist each individual with the resources needed to succeed in their journey. 

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  • Forms

    *Please make sure to download any of the forms and save them to your computer before filling them out. If you fill them out before doing this, the information will not save, and the form will be blank.

  • Locker Registration

    To Register for a Locker:

    Locker rental is for one Fall and Spring semester. You will need to rent a locker every Fall semester.
    Please register with the link, pay the $11 fee, then bring the confirmation email to the Front Office in ALTGELD 103. If you have any questions, please email music@siu.edu

  • Health and Safety

    The School of Music at SIU, as required by the National Association of Schools of Music, is obligated to inform students and faculty of health and safety issues, hazards, and procedures inherent in practice, performance, teaching, and listening both in general and as applicable to their specific specializations. This includes but is not limited to information regarding hearing, vocal and musculoskeletal health, injury prevention, and the use, proper handling, and operation of potentially dangerous materials, equipment, and technology.

    Individuals are personally responsible for avoiding risk and preventing injuries to themselves before, during, and after study or employment in the SIU School of Music. The policies, protocols, and operational procedures developed by the School of Music do not alter or cancel any individual’s personal responsibility to make responsible personal decisions. They serve only to better educate and inform the students and faculty of the School of Music.

    The information provided here is for information purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment by a licensed professional, nor is it a substitute for each individual’s responsibility to cultivate his or her own healthy habits on a daily basis.

  • General Health Information from NASM and PAMA

    As an institution accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music, SIU School of Music suggests the following resources from NASM and PAMA. All links are available as PDF files below.

  • General Advice from the SIU School of Music

    The following summaries have been provided to you by the SIU School of Medicine Department of Family and Community Medicine and the Department of Orthopedic Surgery. As previously noted, these statements are for informative purposes only and are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment by a licensed professional—nor is it a substitute for each individual’s responsibility to cultivate his or her own healthy habits on a daily basis. All links are available as PDF files below.

  • References

    Dr. James Daniels is a Professor of Family and Community Medicine and Orthopedic Surgery. He is Board Certified in Preventive Medicine with a subspecialty in Occupational Medicine, Family Medicine, and Sports Medicine. He has an MPH from the Medical College of Wisconsin with an emphasis on human ergonomics. He is the Director of SIU Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship in Quincy, Illinois.

    Dr. May Kim is an Assistant Professor of Family and Community Medicine at the Quincy Program. She has a special interest in treating performing artists for medical conditions.

    Dr. James Daniels and Dr. May Kim can be contacted for non-urgent medical problems at jdaniels@siumed.edu or mkim@siumed.edu or by phone at 217-224-9484. If you are experiencing an urgent medical problem, please see your family healthcare provider or a healthcare provider at the Student Health Center.