Erin Fowler is a first-year MA student from Woodstock, Georgia. She holds an undergraduate degree in Instrumental Music Education and an undergraduate certificate in Public Musicology from Columbus State University in Columbus, Georgia, graduating in 2026. Erin’s undergraduate honors thesis, Digital Docent: An Analysis of Accessibility in the Digital Music Space, explores accessibility in music through the analysis of online music museum exhibits. In November 2025, Erin presented on a panel for the American Musicological Society annual conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Erin is an oboist and active performer through the Christ Church Choir in Rochester.

Erin’s research interests include public musicology, sheet music and music education dissemination through music publications in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and music museum curation. Outside of music, Erin enjoys traveling, visiting state and national parks, embroidery, baking, and petting as many cats as possible. At home in Georgia, Erin has a dog named Beezie and a horse named Charlie.