Juries Fall 2026 Jury Dates Collaborative Piano: Saturday, December 5 1–4:30pm Recital Studio All other divisions: Thursday, December 10 and Friday, December 11 Note: No official juries are allowed to occur on the study/no-class days December 8 and 9. Jury Requirements You can find more specific requirements for your jury (such as repertoire, jury sheets, and any other details) on your degree requirements page. Full Division Faculty Jury (FDFJ) The following BSOM undergraduate students must submit a Full Division Faculty Jury (FDFJ) Request Form before performing the FDFJ. Non-performance majors at the 260a/b/RC level and performing the FDFJ this term, for Recognition Recital consideration should complete and submit the non-performance major FDFJ form Performance majors at the 312d (or 210d voice performance) level should complete and submit the performance major FDFJ form Request to Postpone a Jury If you are/were unable to perform your jury for the current semester, contact your performance instructor and division head immediately. You must also explain your need to postpone via email to the appropriate Director of Undergraduate or Graduate Studies listed below. The deadline for requesting to postpone will be posted soon. If you are/were experiencing a health situation or injury, then you must also provide adequate written documentation (from a physician or health/wellness center) along with your request to postpone by the deadline. The undergraduate or graduate director may require additional details from you before making a final decision. If it is impossible for you to provide documentation by the deadline, inform the undergraduate or graduate director; he may require corroboration from your performance instructor to consider extending the deadline for documentation. Director of Undergraduate Studies (for undergraduate students): Prof. Andrew Dell’Antonio Director of Graduate Studies (for graduate students): Prof. Hannah Lewis IMPORTANT: A request to postpone a jury, including written documentation as mentioned above, must be made before the jury occurs, or an official postponement may not be granted. A student without an official postponement of the jury will not be advanced to the next performance level and is required to repeat the performance course at the same level. This also affects a student’s final grade for the performance course where jury grades are a portion of the final grade. For most areas, juries that have been officially postponed will be rescheduled by Phaedra White Abbott to occur between the 1st and 12th class days of the next long semester; students are typically notified approximately two to three weeks before the postponed jury date.
