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Faculty and
Guest Lecturers
J.U.M.P. Camp Director:
Dr. Melinda Brou
Asst. Director:
Dr. Elizabeth Janzen
Music Theory:
Dr. Ann Fronckowiak
Piano:
Dr. Sehee Lee
Vocal Ensemble Director:
Dr. Kenneth Williams
Instrumental Ensemble Director:
Dr. Kellie Lignitz-Hahn
Program Advisor:
Dr. Scott Jones
Applied Voice and Instrumental
Lessons will be given by Texas A&M
-Kingsville Voice and Instrumental
Faculty.
Sample Daily
Schedule
8 a.m. Breakfast
9 a.m. Theory Class
10 a.m. Class Piano
11 a.m. Music Lab (Computers)
12 p.m. Lunch
1:30 p.m. Movement Class
2:45 p.m. Daily Guest Lecture
3:30 p.m. Individual Rehearsal
4 p.m. Ensemble Rehearsal
5 p.m. Recital
6 p.m. Dinner
7 p.m. Social Activity
For More Information Contact:
VOCALISTS:
Dr. Melinda Brou
361-593-2824
[email protected]
A week-long summer
program empowering young
women in music who are
considering careers in music.
 June 7-12, 2015 
INSTRUMENTALISTS:
Dr. Elizabeth Janzen
361-593-4562
[email protected]
Application available at
http://tinyurl.com/p8co7ww
www.tamuk.edu
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Q&A
How do I apply to attend J.U.M.P.?
Applications will be available
through your high school music
directors. Acceptance will be based
on recommendations by music
directors, information provided in
applications and available space.
Experience Life as a College Musician!
J.U.M.P. is designed with the goal of
Music Major, Scholarships, and Financial Aid.
preparing female high school seniors for
Each day, students will attend a short recital
the process of applying to university music
programs and transitioning from a high
given by TAMUK music majors as well as music
faculty. The camp will include a final recital
school musician to a college level
during which all of the program participants will
musician. This week-long program will
perform.
offer daily sessions in Music Theory,
Piano, Computer Lab and Chamber
Ensemble Coachings. Each student will
receive a private lesson from a TAMUK
faculty member.
In addition, there will be lectures on
Performance Anxiety, Life as a College
JUMP Camp provided an amazing experience for me,
where I got to meet music instructors, university
students, and campers. I had the opportunity to "live
the life of a music major" for a week in which I
received so much advice and insight. We all became
so close in such little time and learned so much. The
memories created here are hard to duplicate
anywhere else.
~Paloma P., JUMP Camp Student 2012 and JUMP
Counselor 2014
How much does it cost to attend?
J.U.M.P. has been generously
sponsored by a Service Learning
Project at Texas A&M UniversityKingsville, which has allowed the
cost of the program to be only $50
per student. The $50 tuition covers
room and board, applied lesson
fees, all course materials, and social
activities.
Who will be attending?
Rising senior high school female
instrumentalists and singers from
South Texas who are planning on
majoring in music in college.
What will I do at night?
Students will take part in fun
community bonding activities such
as game night, movie night, and an
ice cream social.
Where will I stay?
Students will be housed in A&MKingsville dorms.