INGRID BIANCA BYERLY
CURRICULUM VITAE
EDUCATION:
MAY 1996:Ph.D.
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY. Department of Cultural Anthropology, Duke.
Field of Dissertation Specialization:
Ethnomusicology
Dissertation Title: “THE
MUSIC INDABA: Music as Mirror, Mediator and Prophet
In the South African
Transition from Apartheid to Democracy.”
MAY 1994:M.A.
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY. Department
of Cultural Anthropology, Duke.
Field of Thesis Specialization:
Sociolinguistics
Thesis Title: style='mso-bidi-font-style:normal'>POLYPHONIC VOICES IN A
COMPLEX SOCIETY:
Reviewing History and Identity in South Africa”.
Course Credits:
Theories
of Cultural Anthropology
History
of Anthropology
Anthropology
as Applied Profession
Ethnography
of Communication
Sociocultural
Anthropology
Comparative
Methods
Language
and Society
Cognitive
Anthropology
Cognitive
Psychology
African
Studies: The Idea of Africa
History
of Apartheid in South Africa
Future
Democracy in South Africa
APRIL 1985: RSA
(Royal Society of the Arts, Post-Graduate) Teaching Diploma: England
Certificate
In Teaching International Students, and English As A Foreign Language.
International
House, London.
Major Areas:
Principles
of Language Teaching and Learning
Techniques
for Development of Competence in Communication
Monolingual
and Multilingual Classes
Language
Analysis
Phonetic
Systems
DEC 1982: B.A.
HONOURS (LITERATURE)
University Of South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa.
Major Thesis:
Social
and Revolutionary Writings of the Romantic Era in Britain
Coursework:
Middle
English: Translation and Literary Appreciation
Shakespeare
and his Age: The Complete Plays
Twentieth
Century Literature
Twentieth
Century Literary Theory
DEC 1980: B.A. Degree
Majors:
English
Literature
Afrikaans
and Nederlands.
Course Credits:
Philosophy
of Religions
Classical
Life and Thought
History
and Appreciation of Music
SPECIALIZED FIELD TRAINING:
MARCH 1995:FCC
(Federal Communications Commission) CERTIFICATION:
RADIO PRESENTATION IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
WXDU 88.7FM RadioStation,
Durham, North Carolina
1989:Zulu Language Course. University
of Witwatersrand Adult Education Program
1987-8: Educators Instructional Training: Courses to teach the Educational
Theories and Strategies for
Basic
Instructors' Course and the Advanced Instructors' Courses:
Education and Training Division: Standard Bank of South Africa,
Johannesburg 1986-1987: Video
Production Training: Scriptwriting, Camera and Editing
HONORS, AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS:
July
2004: Invited to deliver Keynote
Address at International Conference on ‘Composing Apartheid’ South
Africa.
May
2002-Named a "Most
Influential Professor" by the students of Duke University. Honored by President
Nan Koehana at Seniors Graduation Reception, Duke University.
For writing of
ethnomusicology manuscript entitled "Things
Come Together: Musical Codes, Characters and Collaborations in Apartheid South
Africa".
2001-Present Visiting Assistant Professor and Research Scholar, Joint Appointments between the Department of Cultural Anthropology, the Pre-Major Advising Center and the Graduate School Duke University.
2000-2001- Visiting Research Scholar: Department of Cultural Anthropology, Duke University
ACLS Fellowship Scholar (Fellow of the American Council of Learned Societies)
Spring 1999- Visiting Assistant Professor: Department of Cultural Anthropology, Duke University Fall 2000
Fall 1998: Visiting Assistant Professor: Department of Music, UNC Chapel Hill
Fall 1997: Visiting Assistant Professor: Department of Cultural Anthropology, Duke University
1997-1999- Affiliated Research Scholar: Department of Music, Duke University
Summer 95: Summer Session Lecturer: Department of Cultural Anthropology, Duke University.
Summer 95: Presentation of radio series entitled The Music Indaba Program Featuring the history and development of South African music. WXDU Durham. (FM 88.7)
1989/199*0 Voice Recordings: Chosen as The Voice for the first Bank-by-Phone system, South Africa.
Complete system instructions, user-interface and adaptations recorded in English and Afrikaans. Electronic Banking Division, Standard Bank of South Africa.
Summers of Course Director: (Promotion) Intercultural Studies and English as a Foreign Language
89, 90 & 93 International Regent Summer Course, Oxford, England. .
Jan 1988 - Senior Lecturer: (Promotion) Intercultural Communication and Business Courses, July 90 and Coordinator of Employees' Jabulani cultural performances of music & dance: Education and Training Division, Standard Bank of South Africa.
Jan 1986 - Lecturer: English and Communications. Video Production, Scriptwriting & Interviewing.
Jan 1988 Education and Training Division, (ETD) Standard Bank of South Africa.
Summers of Course Teacher: Intercultural Studies and English as a Foreign Language. 1985/6/7/8 International Regent Summer Course, Oxford, England.
May 1985- Teacher of English, Dance and Music to French children in Belgium.
July 85 (Au Pair/Governess) Koksijde, Belgium.
Jan 1985 - Piano teacher. Thompson Music School, East Finchley, London. March 85
Jan 1983 Teacher: English, Afrikaans, music & drama to multi-racial classes
July 1984 St. Barnabas College, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Jan 1981- Teacher of English, French & Afrikaans:
Dec 1982 Menlo Park High School, Pretoria.
1980 Teaching/Grading Assistant Department of English, University of South Africa.
DEVELOPMENT AND PRESENTATION OF BASIC AND ADVANCED INSTRUCTORS' COURSES: Education and Training Department, Standard Bank of South Africa, 1986-1990. Teaching workshops and promotions-based examinations for training managers held in training centers in Pretoria, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Bloemfontein, Durban Port Elizabeth, East London and Thaba 'Nchu.
DEVELOPMENT AND PRESENTATION OF BUSINESS EMPLOYEE TRAINING Education and Training Department, Standard Bank of South Africa, 1986-1990.
Intercultural Communication
Public Speaking
Goal Setting and Problem Solving
Management Skills
Leadership Strategies
Self-Development
Study Skills
Motivation Skills
Instructional Design
Courseware Development
Stress and Time Management
Creativity and Whole Brain Training
Public Speaking
Presentation Skills
Group Dynamics
1986-90: Guest Lecturing Courses:
Intercultural Communication, Public Speaking, Video Production and Scriptwriting.
Hosting Institutions: Mensa South Africa, Institute Of Personnel Management, Eastcape Training Center, First National Bank, Chamber Of Mines. South African Child Welfare