
A Little About Me:
Excluding my last two years of high school, I was born
and raised in Pennsylvania. Both my parents were music education majors, and
though they did not encourage nor discourage me to also major in music
education, I am living proof that the apple does not fall far from the tree. I
graduated from Grove City College in May 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in music
education.
My high school years were split between two high
schools. My ninth and tenth grade years were spent at Girard High School. There I was in the marching and concerts bands
(flute and piccolo), the concert and special choir, and the bell choir. I
participated in the musicals, as well. When I moved from Girard, PA to Wilmington, DE,
none of that changed. I attended Thomas McKean High
School and
continued to be as involved in the music and theatre programs as possible. I
graduated May 2003.

After high school, I attended Grove City College as a music education major, concentrating on voice. I
continued to be in both the marching and concert band each semester, as well as
being a member of the chapel choir and the orchestra for some time. I was a
member of the flute choir since my
freshman year, directing it for my last three years as
well. For all four years, I was also a member of the touring choir, a select
choir which tours during the week-and-a-half Easter break. Each year I was a
member of Grove City College’s MENC (Music Educator’s national Conference)
chapter. I also continued to be a part of the theatre department at Grove City College. I participated in many musicals and drama
productions as both an actor and a techie.
Other random facts: I swam on various swim teams from
fifth grade through ninth grade and ran track during my tenth grade year. I’m a
loyal Pittsburgh sports fan, rooting for the Pirates, the Steelers and
the Penguins through thick and thin. I’ve worked as a life guard every summer
since my ninth grade year.

It has been my dream for a
long time to teach music, and
I am greatly looking forward
to being your teacher.