During her Liptiz Professorship, Linda Dusman's research explored identity issues in her own music and the music of Eleanor Hovda, a 20th-century American composer recently added to Dusman's I Resound Press archive. The lecture will present her compositional process in the creation of two works, Lake, Thunder and Interiors, as well as general reflections on the exploration of identity in music by feminist composers. Sponsored by the College of Arts Humanities and Social Sciences and the Dresher Center for the Humanities.