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  E Tubergen

  Assistant Professor of Art, Sculpture

  E Tubergen is an artist living and working in Leyden, MA. Tubergen’s work stems from a negotiation of queerness as a spatial condition and relationship as site. Their work has been shown internationally at artist-run spaces and public institutions such as Kunstlerhaus Bethanien in Germany, Tabakalera in Spain, Monster Truck Gallery in Ireland, the New […]
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  Thomas Van Dyck

  Lecturer in Music, Double Bass

  Thomas Van Dyck joined the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s double bass section in January 2013. An avid chamber musician and recipient of the Maurice Schwarz Prize at Tanglewood and the Lorraine Hunt Lieberson Prize, he has played chamber music at the Mostly Mozart Festival, New York City’s Town Hall and Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, Harvard […]
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  Nick Vargas

  Executive Director, Wheelock Family Theatre

  Nick Vargas (he/him/his), Executive Director of Wheelock Family Theatre, is a proud alum of Emerson College where he studied theatre education and directing, and is currently pursuing his MBA at Questrom School at Boston University. Nick previously served as the Casting Director and Artistic Associate at Imagination Stage, in Bethesda MD, one of the nation's […]
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  Benjamin Vasko

  Brass Coach, BU Tanglewood Institute

  Dr. Benjamin Vasko is Brass Coach at Boston University Tanglewood Institute. Dr. Vasko resides in Boston, where he is the Adjunct Instructor of Tuba/Euphonium at the University of Massachusetts-Lowell, having recently finished a one-year appointment at Valdosta State University as Lecturer of Tuba and Euphonium and principal tubist of the Valdosta Symphony Orchestra in Valdosta, […]
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  Alexander Velinzon

  Lecturer in Music, Violin

  Alexander Velinzon is the First Associate Concertmaster of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Between 2021 and 2025 he was acting as Concertmaster for the BSO. During recent years Velinzon has appeared as a guest Concertmaster with the London Philharmonic, Pittsburgh Symphony, Cincinnati Symphony, Royal Opera Orchestra in London, Seoul Philharmonic, Rotterdam Philharmonic, and WDR Symphony Orchestra […]
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  Christopher Verleger

  Associate Director of Financial Aid

  Christopher Verleger, Associate Director of Financial Aid at BU College of Fine Arts, has been a financial aid administrator for more than two decades. Previous roles include Financial Aid Director at Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology, Assistant Director at Salve Regina University, Senior Counselor at Johnson & Wales University, and Enrollment Services/Financial Aid Officer at the […]
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  Steve Vieira

  Production Manager, Wheelock Family Theatre

  Steve Vieira is Production Manager at Wheelock Family Theatre. Vieira is a Boston-based Production Manager, Designer, and Teaching Artist. He previously served as the Production Manager at Actors’ Shakespeare Project and Winthrop High School as well as the Theatre Manager at the Neil Shapiro Center for the Performing Arts. He has served on the Massachusetts […]
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  Tasha Vogt

  Prop Shop Manager and Gallery Preparator

  Tasha Vogt is the Prop Shop Manager and Gallery Preparator at the BU College of Fine Arts School of Theatre. She received her Bachelor of Science in Theatre Arts and Production from Northeastern University. Tasha enjoys mentoring and teaching the art of stage properties at BU and has a passion for theater. Throughout her career, […]
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  Allison Voth

  Associate Professor, Music; Principal Coach, Opera Institute

  Allison Voth is an associate professor of music at Boston University’s School of Music, and principal coach at Boston University’s Opera Institute. She is a well-known diction coach in Boston and New York and widely concertized with Lucine Amara of the Metropolitan Opera. She has worked as diction coach and/or répétiteur with such companies as […]
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  Kính T. Vu

  Assistant Professor of Music, Music Education

  Kính T. Vu is an assistant professor of music in music education at Boston University. He instructs music teacher education courses and advises graduate theses. In 2020, Kính and his colleague André de Quadros published the first-ever volume about forced human displacement and its relationship to music teaching and learning. My Body Was Left on the Street: […]
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  Denise Wallace-Spriggs

  Lecturer, Costume Crafts

  “My father taught me that ‘you can’t know a thing, until you know a thing.’ I like to meet students where they are, and work with them on professionalizing their skills. I take great joy from their growth and achievement in my classes and beyond. I feel that I am their teacher for life and […]
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  Jenna Wang

  Administrative Assistant, School of Music

  Jenna Wang is the Administrative Assistant for Boston University College of Fine Arts School of Music. As BU is her alma mater, she takes pride in being a double Terrier and, caring deeply for the faculty, staff, and students of BU, is eager to support them and further BU School of Music's vision. Classically trained […]
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  Stone Washburn

  Administrative Coordinator, School of Music

  Stone Washburn has been surrounded by the arts his entire life. A first-generation college graduate, Stone studied both Voice and Business at Ithaca College, graduating in 2020. In his musical studies, he focused on French and English music since the 1900s, particularly that of Poulenc, Ives, Shaw, Boulanger, and Glass. In 2020, Stone directed a […]
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  Thomas Weaver

  Coaching Faculty and Program Coordinator of Collaborative Piano Fellowship Program, BUTI

  Thomas Weaver is a pianist, composer, and conductor currently on faculty at the Curtis Institute of Music and the Boston University Tanglewood Institute. Weaver began his musical training at the age of eight, first appearing in public performance at the age of nine. Weaver holds a strong belief that his eclectic career has helped to […]
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  Steven Weigt

  Senior Lecturer of Music, Composition and Music Theory

  Dr. Steven Weigt studied composition with Ross Bauer, Andrew Frank, Yehudi Wyner, Martin Boykan, and David Rakowski; and music theory and analysis with Richard Swift, Martin Boykan, and Allan Keiler. In recognition of his compositional work, Dr. Weigt has been awarded the Goddard Lieberson Fellowship of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and residencies […]
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  Nicole Wendl

  Executive Director, BU Tanglewood Institute

  Nicole Wendl is the Executive Director of Boston University Tanglewood Institute, bringing her rich background of private teaching, guest artist teaching, and public-school teaching to her work. In the role, she works closely with the BUTI faculty and senior staff to refine current programming and create new programming that embodies and exemplifies BUTI’s mission and […]
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  Gus Wheeler

  Technical Associate, Sculpture & Painting

  Gus Wheeler is the Technical Associate for Sculpture & Painting for the School of Visual Arts. Gus grew up in New York City and received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Vassar College in 2013, where he majored in Studio Art and Mathematics. He received his Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting from Boston University […]
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  Valerie Williams

  Business and Operations Manager, BU Tanglewood Institute

  Valerie Williams is the Business and Operations Manager for the Boston University Tanglewood Institute. Prior to joining the College of Fine Arts, Valerie gained valuable experience in the hospitality industry working on cruise ships. Valerie also spent several years at Classical Movements where she helped to organize a festival and world class concert tours for choirs […]
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  Katie Woolf

  Conductor, Young Artists Vocal Program, BUTI

  Known for her innovative programming, Katie Woolf (she/her) is emerging as a conductor with a special expertise in working with developed high school voices. She is hailed by colleagues and students alike as a passionate and energetic artist, equally at home in traditional and contemporary repertoire, who encourages her students to go beyond the boundaries […]
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  Emily Worden

  Adjunct Professor; Career Coach; Business Coach

  Emily Worden - Adjunct Professor, Career Coach, and Business Coach at Boston University College of Fine Arts - helps people define their dreams and make them happen. Emily is a career and business coach who has helped hundreds of students, clients, and entrepreneurs achieve their goals, whether it’s starting a successful business or landing their […]