Rosie Wilson, Author at F-flat Books

About Rosie Wilson

Rosie graduated from West Chester University of Pennsylvania earning both a Bachelor of Music in Music Education and a in Music History. Experienced in teaching music at all grade levels, she is currently the Band Director at West Scranton High School in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Rosie has worked at F-flat in various capacities. She started as an intern helping plan the first F-flat Annual Back to School Symposium in 2020. Since then, she has since worked her way into the position of Publishing Assistant. Rosie's passion for music education and supporting creativity are expanded via F-flat's mission.

Growing Young Professionals: Contracts

By Rosie Wilson|2021-01-06T21:13:47-05:00January 6th, 2021|growing young professionals, Higher Education, Interviews, Music Service Learning, Musicians, New Teachers|

For this installment of Growing Young Professionals, we will discuss contracts with none other than Dr. Jenny Neff, Associate Professor of Music Education and Director of the MM in Music Education & Summer Music Studies Program at the University of the Arts. So, what are contracts? Most people [...]

Growing Young Professionals: Human Resources

By Rosie Wilson|2020-11-22T21:04:08-05:00November 22nd, 2020|growing young professionals, Higher Education, Musicians, New Teachers, Series, Students|

In this installment of Growing Young Professionals, we will be talking about Human Resource Management! So, what is HRM? Most young professionals have heard of a Human Resources (HR) department, but not many have interacted with one. Most large scale organizations (school districts, businesses) have an HR department [...]

Growing Young Professionals: An Introduction

By Rosie Wilson|2020-11-14T23:19:59-05:00November 14th, 2020|growing young professionals, Higher Education, Musicians, Stories, Teaching|

Hello, and welcome to F-Flat’s new blog, Growing Young Professionals! The purpose of this blog is to answer practical and logistical questions young professionals, more specifically new teachers, have when entering the work environment. Often, the collegiate experience heartily prepares you to teach your subject in a standard [...]