Jeremy Harmon

Dr. Jeremy Harmon leads impactful research in the fields of educational leadership and the marching arts at Ball State University, where he serves as an Assistant Teaching Professor of Music specializing in Band. As the Director of the "Pride of Mid-America" Marching Band, Dr. Harmon brings his extensive expertise and passion for music to the forefront, inspiring students and audiences alike. His role extends to conducting the Wind Symphony, where he showcases his adept skills in wind conducting and music arrangement. With a robust background in music education, Dr. Harmon has previously enriched the academic and musical landscapes at Bowling Green State University and other esteemed educational institutions. His dedication to the marching arts is evident through his active involvement in arranging music for various marching bands, a testament to his creative prowess and commitment to the field. Dr. Harmon is a respected member of several professional music organizations, where he collaborates with fellow musicians and educators to advance the discipline. His research interests are deeply rooted in the marching arts and educational leadership, areas in which he continually seeks to innovate and contribute valuable insights. At Ball State University, Dr. Harmon plays a pivotal role in the band program, where his contributions in conducting, teaching, and arranging music are instrumental to the program's success. His leadership and vision not only enhance the university's musical offerings but also foster a dynamic and enriching environment for students pursuing music. Through his work, Dr. Harmon exemplifies the integration of academic excellence and artistic expression, making significant strides in both the educational and musical communities. His commitment to nurturing the next generation of musicians and leaders is evident in his ongoing efforts to elevate the standards of music education and performance.