Celebrating Our Student: Dawn Anglin’s ‘Low Key Club’ Article Published in TRIAD
Monday 13th October 2025
Voice Study Centre
We're proud to share that our MA Voice Pedagogy student, Dawn Anglin, has had her article published in TRIAD, a publication of The Ohio Music Education Association.
Dawn’s article explores how she partnered with her students to create the ‘Low Key Club’ using research, mentorship, and community engagement to encourage boys’ participation in choir.
Read the full article: The Low Key Club
Dawn reflected:
"I am grateful for a master's program that allows its students the freedom to deep dive into topics which are specific to their current profession or area of interest. Watching the research come to life in my classroom was so exciting, and just the boost I needed after 20 years serving in public education."
Congratulations, Dawn! We’re so proud of the incredible work you do, and thrilled to see your article published. Your passion and care for your students truly shine through.
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