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NATS Cal-Western Region Officers

Region Governor

Region Governor

Region Governor

Region Governor

Region Governor

Katie Tupper

NATS Cal-Western Regional Governor

governor@calwestnats.org

www.calwestnats.org

Katie is proudly the Region Governor for Cal-Western Region of the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) and the former President of the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of NATS (SFBAC NATS), past Co-VP of Student Auditions and past VP of Recitals for the SFBAC of NATS. Katie is also the Co-Founder of Voices For Liberation (http://voices for liberation.org), recently granted 501C3 status. She is also Board President for Repertory Actors Theatre (REACT-Seattle) and is a board member at-large with North California Arts Collective (NCAC-SF Bay Area). She is also a member of the organization, MTEA (Music Theater Educator’s Alliance). She also co-founded the Asian Adult Adoptees of Washington (AAAW-Seattle) which is still going strong and she has sat on various additional boards over the past 25 years. Aside from her active non-profit work, she has performed across the United States in both theatrical, musical theatre and concert-style roles, maintains an active private voice studio and enjoys spending time with her husband, two kiddos and straight-eared Scottish Fold named Gigi. She is originally from the greater Seattle area, Ms. Tupper has an MM in Vocal Pedagogy and Performance, from Westminster Choir College and holds a BA in American Ethnic Studies from the University of Washington. 

Region Governor

Region Officers

Emily Sinclair

Jennifer Erickson

Jennifer Erickson

CWR Auditions Chair 

evsincla@ucsc.edu 

Jennifer Erickson

Jennifer Erickson

Jennifer Erickson

CWR Treasurer

jenny.erickson11@gmail.com

Dr. Jennifer H. Erickson is a passionate educator and singer who enjoys a diverse and unique career. A native of Utah, Jennifer has sung, directed, music directed, conducted, and coached diction with various groups throughout the area, most notably NEXT Ensemble, Utah Opera, Utah Symphony Chorus, Moa

CWR Treasurer

jenny.erickson11@gmail.com

Dr. Jennifer H. Erickson is a passionate educator and singer who enjoys a diverse and unique career. A native of Utah, Jennifer has sung, directed, music directed, conducted, and coached diction with various groups throughout the area, most notably NEXT Ensemble, Utah Opera, Utah Symphony Chorus, Moab Music Festival, Weber State University, and University of Utah, as well as recitals, big band concerts, and other solo and group performance opportunities. 

Jennifer has a passion for teaching and has particularly enjoyed working at the university level for the past decade. She currently teaches voice, vocal jazz ensemble and other lecture-based courses for Weber State University, and voice at the University of Utah in the Musical Theatre Program. She previously taught voice and diction at Utah State University as well. Jennifer has a love for many styles of singing and has worked to be proficient in singing and teaching classical, musical theatre, and CCM techniques. Jennifer has been a guest master clinician for voice studios and choirs at the university level, and for private studios and public schools.

A long-time member of NATS, Jennifer has served as Audition Coordinator, Vice-President, and most recently as Chapter President for the Northern Utah Chapter. Along with her teaching responsibilities at the university level, Jennifer teaches private voice from her home studio, and has had students at all levels win NATS auditions at the chapter and regional levels. 

Jennifer holds a DMA and MM in Voice Performance from the University of Utah.

Tiffanie Storie

Jennifer Erickson

Tiffanie Storie

CWR Development Liaison tsvocalstudio@hotmail.com

Monica Williams-McCullough

Monica Williams-McCullough

Monica Williams-McCullough

SNATS Region Coordinator

monica.williams@unlv.edu

Allison Houston

Monica Williams-McCullough

Monica Williams-McCullough

CWR Webmaster

allisonhouston@gmail.com

Allison is the NATS CWR Webmaster and also serves as the Valley of the Sun Chapter Treasurer. She is a graduate of Arizona State University's Music Theatre program and currently heads the theatre, voice, and dance department at East Valley High School in Mesa, Arizona. She runs a private studio in Quee

CWR Webmaster

allisonhouston@gmail.com

Allison is the NATS CWR Webmaster and also serves as the Valley of the Sun Chapter Treasurer. She is a graduate of Arizona State University's Music Theatre program and currently heads the theatre, voice, and dance department at East Valley High School in Mesa, Arizona. She runs a private studio in Queen Creek and is the founding artistic director of Places! Productions, a non-profit performing arts program. Her performance credits include over 30 productions, with favorite roles including Natalie in Loves Makes the World Go 'Round (World Premiere), Olive (...Spelling Bee), Kate Monster/Lucy (Avenue Q), and Lucy (...Charlie Brown).

Arizona District

Mary Jane McCloskey

Mary Jane McCloskey

Mary Jane McCloskey

Arizona District Governor

mccloskeye3@gmail.com

Mary Jane is pleased to serve as Arizona District Governor for the National  Association of Teachers of Singing. She has previously served on the board of  the Valley of the Sun NATS Chapter as Co-Chair for the Arizona District Student  Auditions, as well as the Arizona Summer Heat CM Audition

Arizona District Governor

mccloskeye3@gmail.com

Mary Jane is pleased to serve as Arizona District Governor for the National  Association of Teachers of Singing. She has previously served on the board of  the Valley of the Sun NATS Chapter as Co-Chair for the Arizona District Student  Auditions, as well as the Arizona Summer Heat CM Auditions. 

Mary Jane has been active in Arts Education for more than years in public,  private and charter schools. She was honored to be awarded “West Valley  Teacher of the Year” for her arts education work in the public schools. 

She also served as Education Director for Arizona Opera, where she developed  their “Opera in a Box” school presentation. The program was awarded several  state and local grants to bring a simple, fun opera introduction into classrooms  around the Phoenix Metro area. 

Mary Jane is also the co-founder of the Muddy River Opera Company, for whom  she wrote and was awarded a National Endowment Grant to bring opera to  underserved schools in rural Illinois. The Muddy River Opera Company is still  thriving in Central Illinois where its mission is to give emerging singers a chance  to perform in fully-staged productions as they develop their careers. 

Mary Jane has preformed in opera, concert and musical theatre. She is an  adjunct voice teacher at Arizona Christian University, and maintains a busy  private voice studio. 

Mary Jane has an MM in Vocal Performance from The University of Michigan  

Katherine Scally

Mary Jane McCloskey

Mary Jane McCloskey

Southern Arizona Chapter President
katescallysoprano@gmail.com

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Nichole Jensen

Mary Jane McCloskey

Nichole Jensen

Valley of the Sun Chapter President

https://vsnats.org 

Northern California District

Theresa Cardinale

Jacque Wilson Scharlach

Christine Buckstead

Northern California District Governor

 theresacardinale@hotmail.com

Christine Buckstead

Jacque Wilson Scharlach

Christine Buckstead

Christine Buckstead

California Capital Chapter President

 cbuckstead@hotmail.com 

Jacque Wilson Scharlach

Jacque Wilson Scharlach

Jacque Wilson Scharlach

San Francisco Bay Area Chapter President jwilson1897@gmail.com

www.sfbacnats.org

Jacque Wilson Scharlach is hailed as a "passionate singer with beautiful warm tones." She has more than fifteen years of teaching at the college and university level. She is currently on the voice faculty of San José State University, West Valley College and Ch

San Francisco Bay Area Chapter President jwilson1897@gmail.com

www.sfbacnats.org

Jacque Wilson Scharlach is hailed as a "passionate singer with beautiful warm tones." She has more than fifteen years of teaching at the college and university level. She is currently on the voice faculty of San José State University, West Valley College and Chabot College, as well as maintaining a small private vocal studio. She is currently the President of the San Francisco Bay Area chapter of NATS. Previously she was the Co-VP for the Singing Festival/Student Auditions. 

Jacque holds a Master's degree in opera performance from The Boston Conservatory and a Bachelor's degree from California State University, Northridge. She has appeared with numerous orchestras and choruses across the country including the Boston Symphony Orchestra, San Francisco Opera and Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra. She has performed to great renown on both coasts in opera and musical theatre. Some of her favorite roles include: Meg Page (Falstaff), Meg (Little Women), Cherubino (Le Nozze di Figaro), Prince Orlofsky (Die Fledermaus), Julie Jordan (Carousel), Sarah Brown (Guys and Dolls), and Pitti Sing (The Mikado). She believes in teaching a bel canto technique to all her students whether they are singing classical, musical theatre or jazz.

Eve-Anne Wilkes

Eve-Anne Wilkes

Eve-Anne Wilkes

Redwood Empire Chapter President

eaw@napanet.net

707-257-7265

www.natsredwoodempire.org

Hanna York

Eve-Anne Wilkes

Eve-Anne Wilkes

Central California Chapter President

voicebox.nielsenyork@gmail.com 

www.facebook.com/centralcalifornianats

Southern California District

Joel Balzun

Melodee Fernandez

Melodee Fernandez

Southern California District Governor

 j.d.balzun@gmail.com

Praised as a "mature artist with a voluminous sound," baritone and composer Joel Balzun has held teaching posts at Biola University, Fullerton College, Pepperdine University, University of Rochester and University of Southern California. He is the Winner of the 2021 Fulham Opera Ro

Southern California District Governor

 j.d.balzun@gmail.com

Praised as a "mature artist with a voluminous sound," baritone and composer Joel Balzun has held teaching posts at Biola University, Fullerton College, Pepperdine University, University of Rochester and University of Southern California. He is the Winner of the 2021 Fulham Opera Robert Presley Memorial Verdi Prize, and prize-winner in Metropolitan Opera Laffont Competition (Los Angeles District and Western Region) and Pasadena Vocal Competition. His continually-expanding repertoire includes the title roles of Don Giovanni and Gianni Schicchi, Giorgio Germont (La traviata), Scarpia (Tosca), Marcello (La bohème) the Four Villains in Les contes d'Hoffmann, Prince Yeletskiy and Count Tomskiy (Pikovaya Dama). Albert (Werther), Belcore (L'elisir d'amore), Dr. Malatesta (Don Pasquale), Valentin (Faust), Sid (Albert Herring) and John Brooke (Adamo’s Little Women), among others, with companies including Opera Saratoga, Pacific Opera Project, Pittsburgh Festival Opera and Opera Santa Barbara. 

An avid proponent of the music of living and contemporary composers, Mr. Balzun won critical acclaim for his portrayal of the titular Joseph de Rocher in the South Florida premiere of Jake Heggie's Dead Man Walking with Miami Music Festival. On the concert stage, he has championed rarely-performed works such as George Rochberg's String Quartet No. 7, Peter Maxwell Davies's virtuosic Eight Songs for a Mad King, Kurt Erickson’s Here, Bullet and numerous performances of Robert Denham's Sutter Creek. Mr. Balzun is the founding curator of Black Dog Commission, a new commissioning series for art song repertoire which openly discusses life with mental illness, as inspired by his own journey with depression.

Melodee Fernandez

Melodee Fernandez

Melodee Fernandez

Los Angeles Chapter President

president@natslachapter.org

www.natslachapter.org

Soprano Melodee Fernández, a native Angeleno, opera singer and voice teacher is currently in  her second term as president of the Los Angeles Chapter of the National Association of Teachers  of Singing (NATS-LA). Recently she was heard as Granny in Theatre West’s

Los Angeles Chapter President

president@natslachapter.org

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Soprano Melodee Fernández, a native Angeleno, opera singer and voice teacher is currently in  her second term as president of the Los Angeles Chapter of the National Association of Teachers  of Singing (NATS-LA). Recently she was heard as Granny in Theatre West’s production of Little  Red Riding Hood and will continue in this role for performances in English and Spanish. This  summer she was an invited soloist in a Zarzuela pre-show concert for LA Opera’s simulcast of  Aida. Melodee was a semi-finalist in the Metropolitan Opera Western Regional Auditions, has  been a featured soloist with the Pacific Symphony and the Miami City Ballet as well as Opera  Pacific, USC Opera, Opera Theatre of Lucca (Italy) and Comedy Central. Among various  operatic roles to her credit she premiered the role of La Doctora in Voces en el Polvo by Bruno  Louchouarn, sang the role of Isabela with Daniel Catán in a workshop of Rappaccini’s Daughter and performed in Ed Begley, Jr.’s musical, César and Ruben. 

As a specialist of Spanish Zarzuela Melodee has been the lead teaching artist, director and  featured soprano of the LA Opera Zarzuela Project since its inception in 2012 and enjoys  bridging her passion for Zarzuela with her love of teaching. The Zarzuela Project has twice  received awards for promoting Hispanic Culture and the Spanish Language from Cal Poly  Pomona’s Spanish Language Association. Melodee has given lectures and lecture/recitals  celebrating Zarzuela and Spanish Opera for such organizations as the Opera League of Los  Angeles, LA Opera, Hispanics for LA Opera, NATS-LA, Orange County School of the Arts  (OCSA), Guild Opera, and the Cal State Universities at Los Angeles, Bakersfield, Long Beach and Fresno. At the Biblioteca Nacional in Madrid Melodee conducted extensive Zarzuela  research. She sang with Opera Cómica de Madrid in a national tour of Spain performing in Agua,  Azucarillos y Aguardiente and El Chaleco Blanco, sang in master classes led by Teresa Berganza,  Ana Higueras, Marimí del Pozo, Martin Katz, Sherrill Milnes, Mignon Dunn, George Shirley  and Graham Johnson, twice toured Japan as a featured soloist with the Roger Wagner Chorale,  sang the lead female roles of Paloma in El Barberillo de Lavapiés (Santa Barbara Grand Opera) and Susana in La Verbena de la Paloma (Center Stage Theater, Santa Barbara), stage directed  Goyescas (Lyric Opera of Los Angeles) and La Verbena de la Paloma (Cal State Los Angeles) and has been a featured Zarzuela soloist with the Bilingual Foundation of the Arts. For her  excellence in the interpretation of Spanish music, Melodee received the Joaquín Rodrigo Award  from “Música en Compostela” (Santiago de Compostela, Spain). 

She has been an adjunct music professor at the University of Southern California and Cal State  Los Angeles and has also taught voice at College of the Canyons. Earning her MM and BM in  Voice from the USC Thornton School of Music, she was a Voice Fellow at the Music Academy  of the West, sang with Opera Pacific for ten years and is a member of AGMA and Actor’s Equity. 

Carolyn Dalmonte

Melodee Fernandez

Carolyn Dalmonte

San Diego Chapter President

carolynedawne@gmail.com

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Hawai'i District

Rebecca Chock

Dr. Martina Bingham

Dr. Martina Bingham

Hawai'i District Governor

chocksingstudios@gmail.com


Rebecca Chock has been teaching private voice since 2003.  She began her deeper study of voice as a choir teacher; frustrated that she didn’t have all of the tools she wanted to help her choir singers find their best voice, and determined to find vocal pedagogy that was accessible for all

Hawai'i District Governor

chocksingstudios@gmail.com


Rebecca Chock has been teaching private voice since 2003.  She began her deeper study of voice as a choir teacher; frustrated that she didn’t have all of the tools she wanted to help her choir singers find their best voice, and determined to find vocal pedagogy that was accessible for all singers.  She found amazing and friendly organizations that took her in and pushed her to be a better teacher.  She will be forever grateful for SLS, IVA, and International Voice Teachers of Mix (IVTOM), with whom she is an accredited teacher.  She is happy to be part of the NATS ohana and feels grateful for the depth and breadth of vocal education that is found here.  She believes that vocal educators have made huge strides in learning how to connect with each other (from various organizations) and to share knowledge - anything to benefit our students!  Her strength as a voice teacher is releasing tension to unlock the uniqueness in each voice.  She is comfortable in the styles of classical, musical theater & pop, but she is happy to help any singer find a better way to sing their chosen style.  She is the choir director at ULS, grades 6-12.  She was the music director of Little Women, The Pirates of Penzance, Aida, Pippin, and Les Miserables in Provo, Utah.  She and her husband live on O’ahu.  They have 5 children and 3 grandbabies.  She enjoys biking to work, hiking amidst waterfalls and rainbows, swimming and paddling. 

Dr. Martina Bingham

Dr. Martina Bingham

Dr. Martina Bingham

Hawai'i Chapter President

martinabingham@gmail.com

Nevada District

Dr. Lawrence Johnson

Dr. Lawrence Johnson

Dr. Lawrence Johnson

Nevada District Governor

johnsonl@suu.edu

Dr. Lawrence Johnson has sung extensively throughout the Midwest and Southwest, as well as such diverse venues as Munich, Germany and Disneyworld.  He was an international finalist in the Luciano Pavarotti International Voice Competition in Philadelphia.  Other awards include the Wisconsin State NAT

Nevada District Governor

johnsonl@suu.edu

Dr. Lawrence Johnson has sung extensively throughout the Midwest and Southwest, as well as such diverse venues as Munich, Germany and Disneyworld.  He was an international finalist in the Luciano Pavarotti International Voice Competition in Philadelphia.  Other awards include the Wisconsin State NATS Winner and Chicago regional finalist in the Metropolitan Opera Auditions.  He has had the privilege of working with such distinguished luminaries as Sherrill Milnes, Mignon Dunn, Martin Katz, Elly Ameling, Geoffrey Parsons, and Tony Randall.  Possessing degrees in both voice and piano performance from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and Northwestern University, he has also accompanied numerous concerts, operas, recitals, and shows.  His favorite roles include Rodolfo, Tamino, Don José, and Werther.  He has been active in the Las Vegas NATS Chapter for the last 17 years, including serving as treasurer and auditions coordinator.  Dr. Johnson is currently chair of the Department of Music at Southern Utah University.


Brittney May

Dr. Lawrence Johnson

Dr. Lawrence Johnson

Reno Chapter President

brittneydmay@gmail.com

Doug Carpenter

Dr. Lawrence Johnson

Doug Carpenter

Las Vegas Chapter President 

carpenterdouglas@gmail.com

https://www.facebook.com/NATSLasVegas 

Doug, a native of Las Vegas, graduated from the Las Vegas Academy of Performing Arts and received a BM in Voice Performance from UNLV. He received a MM in Voice Performance from UCLA.  As a talented classical crossover performer, Doug has won both 

Las Vegas Chapter President 

carpenterdouglas@gmail.com

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Doug, a native of Las Vegas, graduated from the Las Vegas Academy of Performing Arts and received a BM in Voice Performance from UNLV. He received a MM in Voice Performance from UCLA.  As a talented classical crossover performer, Doug has won both the American Traditions Competition (2011) and the Lotte Lenya Competition (2013). He has performed principal contracts on Equity National Tours, the Broadway Stage, and numerous regional equity theatres around the country. Currently, Doug teaches voice and musical theatre while finishing a DMA at UNLV, and has a cocktail jazz duo with his wife, Rachel.
Selected Credits:
Broadway: Nick in Beautiful The Carole King Musical. National Tour: Billy in Dirty Dancing. Regional: Cable in South Pacific (Papermill Playhouse), Joey in Most Happy Fella (Goodspeed, Dallas Lyric), Lancelot in Camelot (Pasadena Playhouse), Curly in Oklahoma (Penn Shakes, FCLO), Tony in West Side Story (FCLO), Prince in Cinderella (CLOSBC), Chris in Miss Saigon (Moonlight), Gatsby in Baz(Venetian Hotel Casino), Billy in Carousel(Musical Theatre West).

Utah District

Janilyn Anderson

Aubrey Adams-McMillan

Aubrey Adams-McMillan

Utah District Governor

1jpsong@gmail.com

www.facebook.com/NATSUtahDistrict

Aubrey Adams-McMillan

Aubrey Adams-McMillan

Aubrey Adams-McMillan

Aubrey Adams-McMillan

Northern Utah Chapter President

NorthernUtahNATS@gmail.com

aubreyadams@hotmail.com 

Aubrey Adams-McMillan joined the voice faculty of Westminster College, SLC, in August of  2011. Hailed for her incredibly balanced voice, even tone and sensitive musicianship, Aubrey  enjoys an active career singing Opera, music theater, 

Aubrey Adams-McMillan

Northern Utah Chapter President

NorthernUtahNATS@gmail.com

aubreyadams@hotmail.com 

Aubrey Adams-McMillan joined the voice faculty of Westminster College, SLC, in August of  2011. Hailed for her incredibly balanced voice, even tone and sensitive musicianship, Aubrey  enjoys an active career singing Opera, music theater, chamber music, art song and symphonic  works. Her love for music began young and she continues to explore repertoire that challenges  

her. She discovered her love for twentieth century music and collaborating with composers during  her work with Claudio Abaddo and the New York philharmonic singing Schönberg and Debussy.  In her home of Salt Lake City, she performs with the prestigious Utah Symphony, Intermezzo,  Utah Opera, Eutopia, Cathedral of the Madeleine concert series and Utah lyric Opera. Among the  list of works Aubrey has performed: Sea Pictures, Barber of Seville, Mahler’s fourth symphony,  Britten’s Noye’s Fludde, Man of La Mancha, St. Paulus, Rutter spirituals, Lucia Di  Lammermoor, Handel Dixit Dominus, and Messiah. Mozart C Minor Mass, Requiem, La  Clemenza di Titto, Marriage of Figaro, and Cosi fan Tutte. Aubrey has been a recipient of the  Marion Anderson Scholarship at Westminster choir College, the Penrose Scholar at Central City  Opera, and a two-time district finalist in the Metropolitan Opera competition and received the  encouragement award. Aubrey also enjoys working with composers and singing new works. She  was involved in the workshop of Ricky Ian Gordan’s Grapes of Wrath and has performed in Little  Women by Mark Adamo at Central City and Utah opera. She debuted the Requiems of both  Alfonso Tenriero, and Jeff Manookian. In addition to Aubrey’s busy performance career,  Aubrey teaches and serves as Vice President of the National Association of Teachers of  Singing on the Northern Utah Chapter. As professor of Voice at Westminster College,  Aubrey has overseen the recitals of over twenty students and serves as the voice clinician  and assistant conductor to the community choir.

Constance Jensen

Aubrey Adams-McMillan

Constance Jensen

Constance Jensen

Central Utah Chapter President

  constance.jensen@gmail.com

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