Passionate about making music, music education, and research
A little about me:
Dr. Barbee earned his bachelor’s degrees in music performance and music education from the University of Kentucky. He has also earned master’s degrees in music performance and brass pedagogy from Ohio University, a master’s degree in higher education administration from the University of Missouri—Kansas City (UMKC) and his D.M.A. in music performance from UMKC. While he was working on his D.M.A., he also completed the graduate certificate, Preparing Future Faculty. This certificate is designed to prepare future educators to hold faculty positions. Dr. Barbee served as an evaluation and assessment specialist for the Indiana University School of Medicine from 2016-2020. He was also an associate faculty member in the Department of Music and Arts Technology where he taught applied lessons and music theory. During this time, he also earned a graduate certificate in philanthropic studies from the Lily Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University. He accepted a role as a research specialist for the Office of Curriculum and Scholarship (OCS) in the College of Medicine at The Ohio State University in 2020. He became director of this office in 2022. As director, he oversees an 11-person team that provides services in instructional design and educational research and evaluation for faculty interested in increasing learner engagement and share their teaching advancements with a regional or national audience. His office also provides digital accessibility, educational technology, and Scarlet Canvas services.
Dr. Barbee has presented his research across the country and abroad. He is an active researcher and performer.
Dr. Barbee has presented his research across the country and abroad. He is an active researcher and performer.
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