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Claire Hudkins

Dr. Claire Hudkins

NTT Assistant Professor, Voice, Jazz and Commercial Music, Classical, Musical Theater, Music , Music

89365 | hudkinsc@wou.edu
SH 106

Why I chose WOU

WOU is a hidden gem in Oregon! It boasts a lovely campus with much to offer to a variety of students!

At WOU since

08/27/2018

Hobbies

Fun fact

Hometown

Salem, Oregon

Favorite book/movie

Classes Taught

Course	Title	Location	Days	Times
MUEN 361	WESTERN OREGON VOICES	SH 121	--T-R--	1400-1520
MUP 130	VOCAL	--- ---	-------	-
MUP 300	NON-JURIED	--- ---	-------	-
MUEN 161	WESTERN OREGON VOICES	SH 121	--T-R--	1400-1520
MUP 330	VOCAL	--- ---	-------	-

Areas of responsibility

Applied Voice Lessons; Jazz, Pop, Classical, Musical Theatre styles

Education

DMA in Voice from the University of Cincinnati, College-Conservatory of Music (CCM)

MM in Voice also from CCM

BA in Music from University of the Pacific, Stockton, CA

Professional experience

Adjunct Faculty at WOU

Voice and Piano Instructor at Resound NW in Portland, OR

Voice and Piano Instructor at Wyoming Fine Arts Center in Wyoming, OH (2009 - 2017)

Awards and honors

Professional memberships

National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) Cascade Chapter, Programs Chair

Advisory Board Member of Oregon Symphony Association of Salem

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