Mark C Erickson

Mark C. Erickson leads impactful research in the field of music technology and audio engineering. As an Associate Professor at the School of Music at Texas State University, he combines his academic expertise with extensive industry experience to advance the study and practice of music engineering. Erickson holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Engineering Technology from the University of Miami, a credential that underscores his deep understanding of both the artistic and technical aspects of music production. Throughout his career, Erickson has made significant contributions to both academia and the professional audio industry. His work as an audio engineer is complemented by his innovative development of technical ear training software, which has been utilized across various platforms to enhance the skills of aspiring audio professionals. This software reflects his commitment to integrating technology with music education, providing students with cutting-edge tools to refine their auditory skills. In his role as the Director of Recording Arts at Texas State University, Erickson oversees a dynamic program that prepares students for successful careers in the music industry. His leadership is characterized by a focus on practical experience and technological proficiency, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving field. Erickson's dedication to fostering a collaborative and innovative learning environment has made a lasting impact on the university and its students. Beyond his administrative and teaching responsibilities, Erickson is actively involved in research that explores the intersection of music, technology, and education. His work continues to influence the development of new methodologies and tools that enhance the learning experience for students and professionals alike. Through his research and teaching, Mark C. Erickson remains a pivotal figure in the advancement of music technology education.