NATS Foundation 2021 Voice Pedagogy Award goes to Lisa Sain Odom
posted on 2:49 PM, March 11, 2021
The prize is awarded annually to a NATS member for the purpose of studying voice pedagogy and/or voice science.
Lisa Sain Odom
Congratulations to
Lisa Sain Odom, the 2021 recipient of the Voice Pedagogy Award from the NATS Foundation. The $500 prize is awarded annually to a candidate who is a member of NATS for the purpose of study at a seminar or workshop on voice pedagogy and/or voice science. The selection was made by a committee of NATS Foundation board members.
The award will be applied toward Odom’s attendance at the Voice Pedagogy Institute, Rider University (July 26-30, 2021).
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