He is the recipient of the League of American Orchestras “Helen M. Thompson Award” which is a national award in recognition of outstanding artistic leadership and the Governor’s Award for “Individual Artist of the Year” for the State of Arkansas. He is a featured conductor on Naxos, the world’s largest classical recording label with five successful recordings to date, including a recent projects with the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra in Austria and the Wurtemberg Philharmonic of Reutlingen in Germany. His recording with the Fort Smith Symphony of the music of Florence Price, the first female African American symphonic composer performed in the United States, was instrumental in the current international re-discovery and performance of her music. Mr. Jeter has conducted numerous orchestras in the United States and Europe, most recently a performance with the Greek National Opera in Athens, Greece.