Part-Time Faculty
Adjunct Professorial Lecturer, Interior Architecture Program
Ghassan Abukurah was a long time visiting professor at the School of Architecture and Planning at the Catholic University School of Architecture and Planning (CUArch) since 1989. Ghassan has taught multiple courses ranging from design studios, sustainability, theory and criticism and structural design at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Read More
Conditioning Coach
Moimusa Ahmadu is the sole proprietor of Guts Pilates and Sports Medicine. He is also currently the Assistant Athletic Trainer in the SportsMedicine Department at The Landon School for Boys.Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Photography, Studio Arts Program
Professorial Lecturer, Photography, Studio Arts Program. Read More
Adjunct Professorial Lecturer, Interior Architecture Program
Benjamin Ames is an Architect and founder of Amestudio in 2002. He holds a BS from Georgia Tech and a Master of Architecture from the University of Maryland, where he was the recipient of the Dean’s Thesis Prize and the AIA Adams Prize. Read More
Adjunct Professor, Interior Architecture Program
Diana is a Vice-President/Sr Interior Designer at HKS Inc. She is a passionate designer with 15 years of experience.Read More
Karthika Audinet is a DC based textile designer and educator with 25+ years of international experience and a background in designing luxury furnishings. She holds two MAs in Textile Design from the National Institute of Design, India and the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Création Industrielle, France.Read More
Adjunct Professor of Theatre, Theatre & Dance Program
Randy Baker is a playwright, director and the co-Artistic Director of Rorschach Theatre. Read More
Carol Tudor Beach is an artist and designer who has worked with architects and interior designers painting murals and doing decorative art, specializing in botanical subjects. Read More
Professional Lecturer, Interaction Design Program
Chamberlaine is a licensed Architect with over ten years of experience across a variety of sectors and scales, but with a heavy focus on adaptive reuse and repositioning projects. Read More
Part-Time Professor of Theatre
Tonya Beckman is an AEA/SAG-AFTRA actor and dialect coach.Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Studio Arts Program
Kara Braciale is an artist and educator based in northern Virginia. Her work takes a variety of forms including paintings, digital works and textile objects alongside more conversational and social works such as the collaboratively run Proof Gallery, a project space in South Boston active from 2007-2018.Read More
Nancy Breslin earned an MFA from the University of Delaware. Much of her work explores time and memory, using techniques such as pinhole photography, video, and digital collage.Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Art History
Lynn Brostoff is currently a Research Chemist in the Library of Congress Preservation Division. She previously held conservation scientist positions at the Smithsonian Institution's MCI, The Artists' Materials Center at Carnegie Mellon Univ., The National Gallery of Art (Washington, DC), and the Metropolitan Museum of Art Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Photography, Studio Arts Program
Professorial Lecturer, Photography, Studio Arts Program. Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Studio Arts Program
Chan Chao was born in Kalemyo, Burma. In addition to teaching photography at GW, he has published three photography books, contributed to five different magazine publications, and had his work in five galleries and ten museums nationwide.Read More
Alexander, Classical Acting Program
Christopher Cherry is the director of Studio 2C, a studio for the performing arts and the Alexander Technique, where he focuses his Alexander practice exclusively on helping performing artists attain greater freedom, grace, clarity, and skill. Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Studio Arts Program
Natalie Cheung is originally from Falls Church, Virginia. Cheung is a professional artist, her artwork is represented by Morton Fine Art in Washington, DC and The Art Registry in Denver, CO. Read More
Adjunct Professorial Lecturer, Interior Architecture Program
Donwon Choi has built a diverse career working at multidisciplinary firms specializing in architecture, interior design, furniture design, 3D-printed food, and motion graphics. He earned his Master of Architecture from SCI-Arc and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Architecture from George Washington University. Read More
Lecturer in Music (Percussion)
Joseph Connell teaches percussion lessons and directs the GW Percussion Ensemble. Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Museum Studies
Ashleigh D. Coren is a content strategist, educator, and curator based in the Washington, D.C. area. Read More
Adjunct Professor of Dance, Theatre & Dance Program
Jessica Denson is a DC-based, interdisciplinary performing artist/director, educator, arts administrator, and community organizer whose interests reside in crafting opportunities for authenticity, dialogue, and healing through creative expression, particularly as they relate to historically marginalized populations. Read More
Mask, Clown, Classical Acting Program
Dody DiSanto trained in Paris and is an esteemed teaching protégé of the late Jacques Lecoq, whose teachings she carries forward. She is also on the faculties of The Catholic University of America and the Center for Movement Theatre, and has recently been a Guest Artist for Cirque du Soleil and The Yale School of Drama. Read More
Adjunct Professorial Lecturer, Interior Architecture Program
Alex Donahue is passionate about Architectural, Urban and Product design. He has practiced architecture at several internationally recognized design firms in both New York City and Washington, D.C. His research work centers on equity in architectural and urban spaces through post-occupancy analysis and field research.Read More
Lecturer in Music (Bagpipes)
Andrew Donlon is one of the United States’ premier competitive bagpipers, having extensive experience in top level solo competitions and as a key member in top tier bands. Read More
Lecturer in Music (Guitar)
Nelson Dougherty is a Washington, DC-based jazz guitarist, composer and educator. Read More
Adjunct Lecturer, Interaction Design Program
Cheyanne is the Chief Strategy Officer at Building Momentum. She has spent years traveling the world teaching warfighters technology to allow them to solve problems faster and cheaper. Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Studio Arts Program
Steve Elfers has been a visual journalist for 30 years and has covered military conflict in Iraq, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Kosovo, and Somalia.Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Fine Arts
Professorial Lecturer, Sculpture, Fine Arts Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Music (Violin)
Elizabeth Field teaches violin and chamber music in the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design Music Program.Read More
Adjunct Professorial Lecturer, Interior Architecture Program
Christina’s extensive international education and varied experience in architecture, urban and landscape design, interior design and fine arts leads to a distinctive focus on enriching designs with qualities influenced by the interwoven disciplines. Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Music (Violin)
Mary Findley has been featured as a violin soloist with many orchestras, including the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra under Thomas Schippers.Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Music (Saxophone); Jazz area coordinator
Peter Fraize Professorial Lecturer in Music (Saxophone); Jazz area coordinatorRead More
Professorial Lecturer, Studio Arts Program
Born in Jerusalem, Israel, Michelle Frankfurter is a documentary photographer from Takoma Park, MD.Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Music; Director of Choral Activities
Conductor, artistic leader, and pedagogue Erin Freeman serves in multiple positions throughout the District of Columbia and the Commonwealth of Virginia and maintains an international presence through guest conducting engagementsRead More
Associate Professor of Classics and Art History, Art History Program
Elise A. Friedland holds a BA in Classics from Williams College and an MA and PhD in Classical Art and Archaeology from the University of Michigan.Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Museum Studies
Joanna M. Gohmann is an art historian and provenance specialist with more than 14 years of museum experience. She believes that researching and sharing object and collection histories is central to maintaining transparent, equitable and relevant museums. Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Studio Arts Program
Denise Grant is a designer that specializes in using the Human-Centered Design Process to produce valuable prototypes that focus on social change. Read More
Adjunct Professor of Dance, Theatre & Dance Program
Krissy Harris is a DMV-based, LGBTQIA+ dance artist and educator. Their research is anchored in sensation-based movement, navigation of identity, and Queer wonder. Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Religion, Art History Program
B.N.Hebbar has lectured extensively on the histories, arts, and literatures of the eastern religions particularly Buddhism, Hinduism, and Shinto.Read More
Mira Hecht is a DC-based artist. She holds a BA from American University in Washington, DC and an MFA in Painting from the San Francisco Art Institute.Read More
Program Administrator, Museum Studies Program
Nick Hemenway (he/they) is the new Academic Program Administrator for the Corcoran's Museum Studies program. Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Painting & Drawing, Fine Arts
Professorial Lecturer, Painting & Drawing, Fine Arts.Read More
Visiting Professor of Theatre, Theatre & Dance Program
Jennifer J. Hopkins is a performing artist who spends her free time teaching fitness.Read More
Retired Assistant Director for Collections and Archives, National Museum of American History, Museum Studies Program
Bob Horton studied history at Brown, Ohio State and Yale, then started his archival career at the State Archives of Indiana.Read More
Combat, Classical Acting Program
Robb Hunter is a member of AEA, SAG/AFTRA, the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society and is a Certified Fight Director and Teacher of Stage Combat for the Society of American Fight Directors. Read More
Program Administrator and Professorial Lecturer, Studio Arts Program
Kamille is an interdisciplinary artist and professor from Alexandria, Virginia.
Topics, Classical Acting Program
Leslie Jacobson has been nominated for three Helen Hayes Awards for Outstanding Direction. She has written scripts for the Helen Hayes Awards Ceremonies and the script for Arena Stage’s 40th Anniversary Gala. In 1989, she was selected by the U.S. Senate to write, direct, and produce a play commemorating its bicentennial. Theatres around the country have produced her scripts, and a television script was nominated for a Washington, D.C. Emmy. Read More
Movement for the Actor, Classical Acting Program
Emma is a performer and generative artist. She has been called a “splendid mover” (The Washington Post) and “a master of her craft” (Baratunde Thurston). She strives to create original, physically compelling theater that directly engages the audience. Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Museum Studies
As founder and principal consultant of Every Museum a Civic Museum, LLC, Sarah Jencks works with museums and museum educators to help them articulate their authentic civic missions and envision the possibilities for igniting and enacting the collective impact of museum education in our democratic republic. Read More
Lecturer in Music (Clarinet)
David Jones has performed extensively with the National Symphony...Read More
Stretch, Classical Acting Program
Lisae Jordan is originally from upstate New York, where many small towns have ballet schools as a result of the Ford Foundation’s support for George Balanchine and his efforts to establishing regional professional ballet companies and training for American dancers. Read More
Assistant Stage Combat Instructor and Resident Intimacy Choreographer, Classical Acting Program
Bess is a Fight Director and Intimacy Choreographer for stage and screen in the Washington, DC area. She is an Advanced Actor Combatant and Associate Instructor with the Society of American Fight Directors having taught stage combat and intimacy best practices at regional workshops across the nation. Read More
Co-Director of University Singers
Jeff Kempskie is Co-Director and Piano Accompanist for The George Washington University Singers. At GW he has coordinated and played for the monthly Fridays at Five recital series, served as piano accompanist for numerous student recitals, and coached chamber ensembles.Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Museum Studies
With over 15 years of experience, Rebecca has worked with a variety of collections in storage and on exhibition. Read More
Adjunct Professorial Lecturer, Interior Architecture Program
A native of Northwest D.C., Julia has been involved in the field of architecture for the past six years, working as a project manager in a professional practice and as a studio educator in academia. Read More
Lecturer in Music (Saxophone)
Jeremy P. Koch is a saxophonist, chamber musician, educator, and arts administrator in the Washington D.C. area.Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Museum Studies
Mara Kurlandsky is an independent content producer and digital strategist for museums and cultural organizations. Read More
Adjunct Professor of Theatre, Theatre & Dance Program
Bill Largess has been a theatre artist in the Washington area for over 40 years. He is a founding member of The Washington Stage Guild, a professional theatre in downtown DC and has been artistic director since 2008. Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Art History Program
Jung-Sil Lee has been a historian of modern and contemporary art in global perspectives and an independent curator. Her research interests cover public memorials, ritual theory, feminism, and grassroots activism through art.Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Fine Arts
Richard Leiby is a longtime editor and writer at The Washington Post. He has reported from various conflict zones, including Gaza, Afghanistan and Iraq.Read More
Prof. Emeritus of Music (History & Culture)
Kip Lornell has been teaching courses in American music and ethnomusicology at GW since 1992. Read More
Adjunct Lecturer, Interaction Design Program
Lauren is an award-winning analyst and designer whose practice includes writing and executing research plans, leading user interviews, hosting usability testing, and creating assets like personas, process and journey maps, service blueprints, and content strategy/migration. Read More
Washington, D.C.-based artist Joey P. Mánlapaz earned her MFA in painting from GW where her ongoing fascination for and concentration on the city of Washington as subject matter was influenced by her mentor Frank Wright, a renowned painter depicting 18th-19th century architecture of downtown D.C.Read More
Lecturer in Music (Trumpet)
Fred Marcellus is an active teacher, clinician, adjudicator, soloist, freelance trumpet player and D.C. native. He holds degrees from the Eastman School of Music and Wichita State University.Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Art History Program
Katherine Markoski is an art historian with a specialty in modern and contemporary art. As the 2009-10 recipient of the Dedalus Foundation Dissertation Fellowship and a 2014-15 Smithsonian American Art Museum Postdoctoral Fellowship, Markoski examined the significance of notions of community to artistic practice at Black Mountain College.Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Art History Program
Dr. Matheny currently serves as Deputy Head of Interpretation at the National Gallery of Art, leading a team of educators to shape interpretation of both the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions.Read More
Adjunct Professor of Theatre, Theatre & Dance Program
Brandon McCoy is a professional actor, director, playwright, and educator currently residing in Laurel, Maryland. Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Music (Cello)
A versatile performer and arranger, Susanna Mendlow is half of the multi-genre duo Cello, World and a member of the classical ensemble Kassia Music. Read More
Hadrian Mendoza is a stoneware potter whose work is part of permanent collections in museums in Cambodia, China, Korea, Japan, and the Philippines. Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Music (Piano & Harpsichord)
Patrick Merrill is a pianist, organist, and harpsichordist with degrees from the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University.Read More
Natasha Mokina is a graduate of the St. Petersburg Academy of Fine Arts – the oldest and most respected art school in Russia, and perhaps the last school still continuing traditions of European art education.Read More
Professorial Lecturer, New Media Photojournalism, Studio Arts Program
Jim Mole, a painter and sculptor by training, is a versatile, deeply knowledgeable Internet strategist and usability advocate with more than twenty-five years of experience in advertising, marketing, web design and development. Read More
Tom Morris is a painter and designer inspired by the hidden patterns of nature.Read More
Lecturer in Music (Voice)
Barry Moton is a Jazz Vocalist and Educator living in Washington, DC.Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Music (History & Culture)
Toby is an educator and an audio mastering engineer with credits ranging from David Bowie to Alison Krauss.Read More
Lecturer in Music (Percussion)
Leland Nakamura is a freelance drummer/percussionist who has been working in the Washington, D.C. area since 1991.Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Music (Hip Hop)
Dumisani Ndlovu aka Dumi Right, is a performing artist, MC, songwriter, and cultural ambassador who has been recognized as a standard bearer in global and progressive hip hop circles for many years. Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Museum Studies
Andrea Kim Neighbors (she/her) currently serves as the Director of Social Impact at Blue Star Families. Previously, she was Head of Education at the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center (APAC), where she collaborated with K12 educators and Asian American and Pacific Islander content specialists to develop APAC’s National Education Program Read More
Shakespeare and the History of Black Actors, Classical Acting Program
LeeAnet Noble graduated Magna Cum Laude from Howard University and is certified in Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion from Purdue University.Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Museum Studies
Channah Norman is the Chief Counsel for the National Museum of the U.S. Army and its 46 subsidiary museums. Prior to her current role, she was an appellate attorney with the Department of Justice. Read More
Lecturer in Music (Piano)
Pianist Molly Orlando is recognized as a soloist, collaborator, and teacher throughout the metropolitan Washington, D.C., area.Read More
Lecturer in Music (Piano)
Jon Ozment is a jazz piano instructor. He has over 30 years of experience in performance, teaching, improvisation, theory, and jazz history. Read More
Professional Lecturer, Fine Arts, Studio Arts Program
David Page is an artist and educator who has exhibited in over 60 shows, including solo shows, biennials, and trade show expositions.Read More
Adjunct Professor, Graphic Design Program
Mr. Park has been a designer and an educator. His professional practice specializes in strategic branding and visual communication.
Professor Emeritus of Music (Piano)
Sri Lankan–born Malinee Jayasinghe-Peris teaches piano at the George Washington University as Professor Emeritus of Music.
Professorial Lecturer, Studio Arts Program
Ada Pinkston is a multimedia artist, educator, and cultural organizer living and working in Baltimore, Maryland. Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Studio Arts Program
Professorial Lecturer, Photography, Studio Arts Program. Read More
Professional Lecturer, Photojournalism, Studio Arts Program
Astrid Riecken is an award-wining documentary and fine-art photographer, based in Washington, D.C., and New York City. Riecken started her photographic career in her native Hamburg, Germany.Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Museum Studies
Crystal Sanchez is a media archivist at the Smithsonian Institution on the Digital Asset Management team (DAMS), working with digital collections from across the Smithsonian’s diverse Museums, Archives, Libraries, Research Centers, and the Zoo. Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Museum Studies
Jacquelyn Sawyer is a committed arts and non-profit professional who has spent nearly two decades expanding arts and education opportunities for underrepresented groups and underserved communities. Jacquelyn began her career in the Baltimore City Public Schools system, where she taught middle and high school Social Studies. Read More
Adjunct Professor of Music (Voice)
Millicent Scarlett is an adjunct professor of voice and vocal facilitator in the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design's Music Program. She has been the winner of numerous awards, and scholarships, most notably the Luciano Pavarotti International Competition as a winner and a National Semi-finalist at The Met.Read More
Adjunct Professor of Music; Director of Bands
A native of Dyersville, Iowa, Professor Schmitz began his musical studies on trumpet under instruction from his father at age ten and switched to trombone two years later.Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Museum Studies
Stephanie Schwartz is the Founder & CEO of Little Bean Group, a boutique nonprofit fundraising consulting firm based in Washington, DC. She is a nationally recognized leader in philanthropy and thought leader who speaks and writes about nonprofit fundraising and philanthropy. Read More
Lecturer in Music (Bass)
Eliot Seppa is a bassist, arranger, composer, and bandleader from Washington, DC.Read More
Assistant Professor, Graphic Design
Sam earned a BFA in Communication Arts and Design from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1985 and then together with two classmates, he founded KINETIK.Read More
Professional Lecturer in Museum Studies, Museum Studies Program
Cathy Sigmond is a human-centered researcher with a deep love for experience design. As Head of Strategy at Kera Collective, Cathy leads research studies for museums and designers to help them understand and empathize with their audiences to make human-centered decisions. Read More
Lecturer in Music (Flute)
Stephani Stang has been a member of the George Washington University Music faculty since 1997. She previously held the position of Lecturer in Flute at both Howard University and Catholic University.
Regular Part-Time Professor of Theatre, Theatre & Dance Program
Professor Stokes is the writer of numerous original plays, which have premiered on stages around the country such as, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Signature Theatre, Mosaic Theater of DC, WSC Avant Bard and many others.
Adjunct Professorial Lecturer, Interior Architecture Program
Matthew Stone has been practicing architecture in Washington DC for over 15 years and his experience spans a wide variety of design typologies with a focus on workplace interiors.
Professorial Lecturer, Photography & Photojournalism, Studio Arts Program
Benjamin C Tankersley is a fine art and commercial/editorial photographer who is a regular contributor to The Washington Post as well as additional local and national publications.
Lecturer in Music (Electronic & Computer)
Andrew Toy uses percussion as a starting point for composition and sonic exploration. In the studio and on stage, Andrew twists, distorts, and re-arranges the sound of the drums to create soundscapes that are both intense and atmospheric. Read More
Lecturer in Music (Harp)
Michaela Trnkova, international harpist, is Lecturer in Harp at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design’s Music Program. She is an honor graduate of the Prague Conservatory and holds a Bachelors in Music, and Masters in Music from the Peabody Conservatory of Johns Hopkins University.Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Art History Program
Sandra Tropper has been a fine art appraiser and consultant in the Washington D.C. area for more than 25 years. She holds the designation of Fellow in the American Society of Appraisers (ASA) and has a specialty in Fine Arts.
Professional Lecturer, Interaction Design Program
Chloe Varelidi is an award-winning designer, educator and the founder of the DC based design & research studio Humans Who Play. Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Studio Arts Program
Kara Braciale is an artist and educator based in northern Virginia. Her work takes a variety of forms including paintings, digital works and textile objects alongside more conversational and social works such as the collaboratively run Proof Gallery, a project space in South Boston active from 2007-2018.Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Museum Studies
Dave Walker serves as the Audiovisual Archivist at the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage Read More
Monologue, Scene Study, Classical Acting Program
Craig Wallace is an actor, director, and teaching artist as well as an affiliated artist with the Shakespeare Theatre Company and an associated artist at Ford's Theatre. Craig's training includes a BFA from Howard University, an MFA from Pennsylvania State University and The Royal National Theatre, London. Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Art History Program
Alan Wallach taught at Kean College of New Jersey and was the holder of an endowed chair at the College of William and Mary. He has served as a visiting professor at UCLA, Stanford, the University of Delaware, Williams, and the Free University of Berlin. In 2007 he was the recipient of the College Art Association’s award for the Distinguished Teaching of Art History. Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Sculpture, Fine Arts Studio Arts Program
Jamille Wallick is a mixed-media artist from North Carolina with a background in photography/videography, sculpture, and dance.
Professorial Lecturer in Music (Oboe & English Horn)
Dr. Jessica Warren teaches oboe as Lecturer in Music at George Washington University. She is an in-demand orchestral performer, chamber musician, and teacher throughout the United States. Read More
Lecturer in Music (Viola)
Violist Uri Wassertzug has performed around the world in locations including Alaska, the UK, Italy, Japan, and New Zealand. He is a member of the National Chamber Ensemble and appears frequently on the Kennedy Center’s Millennium Concerts series.
Professorial Lecturer in Museum Studies
Hilary-Morgan Watt is the inaugural Social Media Creative Strategist for the Smithsonian Institution, managing influencer & community partnerships as well as video strategy. Previously Ms. Watt was the Director of Digital Engagement at the Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building, as well as Manager of Digital Engagement at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden and the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History. Read More
Emmy nominated documentary filmmaker and former director of video production at National Geographic, Hans Weise focuses his passion to tell complex stories in visually engaging ways.Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Fine Arts, Studio Arts Program
Professorial Lecturer, Fine Art, Studio Arts Program.Read More
An award-winning industrial designer, woodworker, photographer, and sculptor from the D.C. area, Cristian Wicha has been designing furniture for production for the past 18 years.
Professorial Lecturer in Museum Studies
Patti is currently the Head of the Archives Center at the National Museum of American History (NMAH). Before joining NMAH, Patti was an archivist at the National Air and Space Museum Archives most recently as the Deputy Chair of the Department. Read More
Professorial Lecturer, Art History Program
Christopher Wilson is a specialist in art of Early Modern Europe and Colonial Latin America. His work concentrates on the intersection of gender and sanctity, with particular focus on the iconography and artistic patronage of the Discalced Carmelite Order. Read More
Lecturer in Music (Trumpet)
Thad Wilson has been a fixture on the vibrant Washington, DC jazz scene since his arrival in 1997. Read More
Lecturer in Music (Low Brass)
Colin Wise is an active trombonist and educator in the Washington, DC area. He holds a dual Bachelor of Music degree from the Eastman School of Music in Trombone Performance and Jazz Studies and Contemporary Media, along with a Master of Music degree from Rice University's Shepherd School of Music. Read More
Professorial Lecturer in Music; Director of Orchestral Activities
A. Scott Wood is director of orchestral activities at the George Washington University’s Corcoran School of Arts and Design.
Adjunct Professor of Dance, Theatre & Dance Program
Ms. Wunder is on the faculty of the Department of Performing Arts at American University in Washington, DC and Ballet NoVa Center for Dance in Arlington, VA. She taught at the Dance Institute of Washington and the Kirov Academy of Ballet in Washington, DC.Read More
Adjunct Professor of Theatre, Theatre & Dance Program
Travis Xavier, is an actor and hip hop artist. Born in Baltimore, MD and raised in Tampa, FL.
Joe Yablonsky's work specializes in gelatin silver photographs of public sculpture.Read More