Professor Espinosa is an Arizona-based artist, cultural activist; specialist in identity and liberation practices; voice, text, and acting coach. She performed and taught throughout the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Africa.

Julie Liss is vice dean of academic success in the College of Health Solutions and professor of Speech and Hearing Science. She studies the impact of neurological diseases on speech, language, and cognition

Britton is ASU Emeritus Professor of Voice. He has enjoyed a versatile career as an established chamber musician, opera and concert singer, musical theater actor, recording artist and teacher.

Clinical Assistant Professor of Music Theatre. Actor, musician, and music theatre specialist in performance, direction, and instruction for the Music Theatre + Opera department in the School of Music, Dance and Theatre.

Jeff LePine's research centers on (1) teamwork and team effectiveness, (2) performance behaviors involving teamwork, citizenship, voice, and adaptability, (3) leadership, and (4) engagement and occupational stress.

FitzPatrick's 2015 CD "Occident Meets Orient" (Albany Records) explores societal attitudes and misconceptions about life in Eastern cultures through Western classical and popular music of the 19th and 20th centuries.

Andrea Pitman Will, soprano, is a versatile performer whose work bridges opera and musical theatre, with particular strength in coloratura repertoire and an individualized approach to working with singers.

Kopta's distinguished record of performing and teaching spans Broadway and opera, and more than 30 years of teaching at major universities and summer music schools both locally and abroad.

Hawkins is critically acclaimed throughout the world for his in-depth interpretations and lush baritone voice.

DeMaris, soprano, has been heard on opera, recital, and concert stages. Her research interests include musicianship for singing, and self-directed learning in the applied voice studio.