Cello with Ashley W.

Private Lesson Teacher

Round Rock ISD

Songbird Rising Suzuki Camp

Austin Symphony Orchestra

University of Texas at Austin String Project

Taught and co-taught 20 students ages 6-14 in group music classes using a modified Suzuki Method Managed a full weekly studio of 10 students from String Project, implementing technique games, singing, and reviewing pieces from group classes Prepared and presented engaging lessons for a group cello class of 6 four-year-old beginners Directed the Eclectic Styles Festival and brought appreciation to the Native American culture involving over 275 students

Austin Harmony Youth Chamber Orchestra (AHYCO)

The Butler School of Music

First and only freshmen chamber group to be granted special permission to join UT Butler School of Music’s chamber music program Received coachings and performed in masterclasses taught by prestigious faculty at Butler School of Music such as the Miro Quartet, Anton Nel, and Colette Valentine

The University of Texas Ensembles

Performed with Lab Orchestra, University Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra Served as Assistant Principal cellist in University Orchestra Received cello sectional coachings in Symphony Orchestra from well renowned cellists

University of Texas at Austin

University of Houston

Suzuki Association of the Americas

Suzuki Association of the Americas

Suzuki Association of the Americas

Texas Education Agency

Certified and has the requisite knowledge and skills to be an educator in music at Texas public schools.

Suzuki Association of the Americas

Suzuki Association of the Americas

University of Texas at Austin

University of Texas at Austin; the Butler School of Music

The Suzuki Association of the Americas (SAA) is a coalition of teachers, parents, educators, and others who are interested in making music education available to all children. The SAA provides programs and services to members throughout North and South America.

Begun in 1920 as the Texas Band Teachers Association, the Texas Music Educators Association is an organization of over 10,000 school music educators dedicated to promoting excellence in music education. TMEA is comprised of five divisions: Band, Orchestra, Vocal, Elementary and College. On behalf of its members and Texas schoolchildren, TMEA carefully monitors the actions of all state decision-making bodies on issues affecting fine arts instruction in Texas. In addition to many member benefits, TMEA offers professional development opportunities for its members with Region workshops and especially with its annual Clinic/Convention. TMEA supports the future of music education by offering scholarships to music education majors and by sponsoring the Texas Future Music Educators, an organization through which high school students interested in careers in music education learn more about what to expect in their college education and future careers.

The American String Teachers Association, founded more than 60 years ago, is a membership organization for string and orchestra teachers and players, helping them to develop and refine their careers. ASTA's members range from budding student teachers to artist-status performers. The organization provides a vast array of services, including instrument insurance, an award-winning scholarly journal, discounts on publications and resources, annual professional development opportunities, and access to collegial network of colleagues throughout the string profession.

Limited Proficiency

Native Proficiency