Sandra Snow

Prior to joining the MSU faculty, she served on the faculties of the University of Michigan and Northern Illinois University, and as music director of the Glen Ellyn Children's Chorus. She is a nationally known choral clinician, conductor, and music educator. Snow also edits several Boosey & Hawkes choral publication series, including "In High Voice," and recently co-authored a chapter in the revised edition of the textbook, "Dimensions of Musical Learning and Teaching." She is frequently engaged as principal conductor and keynoter for state and national music educator association conferences and festivals, including American Choral Director Association National Conferences.

Jonathan Reed

Reed enjoys an active professional status as an adjudicator and clinician, conducting festivals and all-state choruses throughout the United States. In the coming year, he will conduct All-State and Honor Choruses in Texas, Indiana, Missouri and for the Northwest Division of the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA). As the National ACDA Repertoire and Standards Chair for Male Chorus and a board member of the Intercollegiate Male Choruses Inc., Reed is recognized across America for his leadership in men’s choral music. Under his direction, the MSU Men's Glee Club has completed three European tours, and been an invited participant in the Midwest Music Conference in Ann Arbor, the 1998 Central Division Convention of ACDA in Detroit, and ACDA National Conventions in Chicago (1999) and San Antonio (2001). Most recently, the Men’s Glee Club was invited to participate in America Cantat IV, one of only two American choirs invited to participate in America Cantat IV in Mexico City.