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H. Earl Somerville Jr.

Music Program Assistant

H Earl Somerville Jr.  has been the Music Program Assistant for the Department of Fine Arts at the College of Southern Nevada since the fall of 2002. He brings to this posture a bachelors and masters in music with additional graduate work in the areas of Developmental and Remedial Reading and School Psychology and postgraduate work in School Psychology. In his thirty years in education Earl taught band, strings and choir; third, fourth and fifth grades; he has been an elementary counselor and administrator, a secondary remedial reading teacher; and was a counselor and taught Psychology at the community college level. The majority of his time in education was as a school psychologist and he ended his career as the Supervisor of Psychological Services for the Island of Guam, where he and his family lived for twenty years.

Earl has always maintained an interest in playing and has attempted all the woodwind instruments. He and his wife Audney, a flutist, have been active in community bands and orchestras wherever they have lived. At CSN they have both participated in the band and orchestra, while Earl has additionally played in the Wednesday Night Big Band and various combos. Earl has also guided and played in various woodwind ensembles and taught private lessons on various woodwind instruments.

Earl states that working in the Department of Fine Arts at CSN is an amazing experience. Everyone in the department is a consummate professional in their own right and brings a myriad of skills and experiences to the classroom. I don't think the students realize what a unique opportunity they are having, studying with these professional educators. Earl says about CSN, "working here is not a job, it's a joy, and I really look forward to coming to CSN every morning."

for more information contact:
Phone: (702) 651-4628
Fax: (702) 651-4765
Email:earl.somerville@csn.edu

Earl Somerville's office is on the Cheyenne Campus in Room 1428

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