Home » Blog » Robblee Serves as Clinician and Instructor for Three Mid-Atlantic School Districts

Robblee Serves as Clinician and Instructor for Three Mid-Atlantic School Districts

Director of Bands and Associate Professor of Conducting Tim Robblee, Ph.D., was busy during the “back-to-school” season serving as a clinician/instructor at inservice days for three prominent Mid-Atlantic school districts. He presented “What I’ve Learned – and What I’d Do Differently” to 15 secondary band teachers in the Stafford County (Virginia) Public Schools on Aug. 5, and to about 50 secondary band teachers for the Loudoun County (Virginia) Public Schools on Aug. 17, and “Conducting: Why and How” to another 50 secondary band teachers in the Howard County (Maryland) School District on Aug. 21.

He will lead sessions at Delaware and Virginia Music Education conferences later this fall.

Categories:

Recent News

Shenandoah professor holds copy of his book

Jonathan Noyalas Publishes New Book About Winchester’s Civil War-Era Landmarks

Book explores 80 historic sites located in Winchester, Virginia 

A group photo following the signing of the Robert Solenberger SOAR Endowment.

Shenandoah University Announces Endowment To Support Outdoor Programming

Generous gift from university trustee Diane Kearns establishes the Robert Solenberger SOAR Endowment

Shenandoah University student Ellie Hoover '28 (in blue top) with others under a tent during her Community Impact Internship with Winchester Rescue Mission in summer 2026.

Internships With a Community Impact

New program pairs Shenandoah University students with nonprofits for work experience

September 2026 Class Notes

September 2026 Class Notes

Aerial view of Sarah's Glen on Shenandoah University's campus.

Shenandoah Introduces Virtual Engagement Officer To Bolster Alumni And Donor Connections

New VEO is an interactive, 24/7 resource that will handle routine inquiries and streamline the community’s access to SU information

Monthly Archives