| ...ABOUT OUR 2011 INSTRUCTORS... |
| Scott M. Conway BFA, AEA (Director, All levels of Ballet, Jazz and Tap, Scottish Highland) started his dance training in Highland dancing and later continued his training at the California Ballet School, later becoming a company member dancing in many ballet classics. Upon receiving his BFA in musical theatre directing and choreography from United States International University. Mr. Conway became a member of Actors Equity Association performing in dinner theaters, regional theaters, summer stocks, several world tours and theme parks. Having worked four years at Walt Disney World, Mr. Conway moved to San Antonio to open Sea World of Texas and later Fiesta Texas as the original choreographer winning most popular theme park show in America, Rockin' At Rockville High. Mr. Conway teaches master classes and judges dance competitions throughout the United States. He has choreographed for film, theme parks, industrials, musicals, ballet companies and many schools across the country. |
| Roxanna Pena BFA, (Ballet Mistress, Dance Basics, Advanced Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Flamenco) is a San Antonio native who has made a lifelong pursuit of ballet. Ms. Pena is a soloist in the Alamo City Dance Company. She has formerly appeared as the Spanish Rose and Spirit in ACDC's original production of Lepidoptera. She received her early training with Vladimir Marek at the San Antonio Ballet. As a ballet instructor, she is dedicated to preserving the art and beauty of ballet for future generations. Ms. Pena is also a member and instructor for Ballet Folklorico De San Antonio which is a flamenco dance company. |

| INSTRUCTORS OF MUSIC Bass, Guitar, Percussion, Piano, Violin, Voice & Woodwinds |

| Glynda Marrow BA, MA (Voice, Piano) a native of Texas, is a long time music teacher and San Antonio Master Singers each for 37 years. In addition Ms. Marrow taught choir at Southwest High School for two years. She has taught private piano and voice for several years. Ms. Marrow earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Music from Howard Payne College and a Masters of Music from the University of Houston. Ms. Marrow has been with SASPA for six years. |
| Buddy and Susan Trevino (Adv. / Int. Ballet) are Co-Developers of the University of the Incarnate Word Dance Department and Co-Directors/Founders of the Joffrey Ballet Workshop in Texas with Robert Joffrey since 1978. Mrs. Trevino achieved solo and principal status in a number of quality regional and professional companies including Oklahoma City Civic Ballet, Ballet Arts Company of Denver, Rocky Mountain National Ballet and the Ruth Page International Dance Company. As a professional choreographer, she lists more than 100 original works. Mr. Trevino is a professional teacher with a positive motivational way with students. |



| Miranda Colley (Youth Ballet, Jazz and Tap) is a member of the Alamo City Dance Company and is entirely trained by the San Antonio School for the Performing Arts. Her studies include ballet, jazz, tap and modern along with some flamenco and highland. She frequently choreographs for her High School's theater department including such musicals as Annie and the Sound of Music. She is known for her performances as Dew Drop, Merliton and Flower in The Nutcracker and Taglioni in Pas de Quatre'. She has also performed in Midsummer Night's Dream, Dracula, Lepidoptera, and Les Sylphides. Miranda has also completed four years of the Joffrey Ballet Workshop, San Antonio. As a teacher, she has a gift for teaching young students through her ability to motivate and challenge them constructively. |
| Gerald Tapas AKA "Koolaid" (Adv. / Int. Hip Hop) is a talented performer / teacher who enjoys teaching a cutting edge hot Hip Hop class. Koolaid performs at Sea World of Texas and many other places across the country. His relaxed style and contemporary way of teaching makes students feel at ease in the learning environment. |
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| Alyssa Landez (Youth Ballet and Jazz) is a member of the Alamo City Dance Company and has performed in The Nutcracker as Spanish, Snowflake, Flower, and Russian and in Lepidoptera as Serena the Spider. She has also performed in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Dracula, and Les Sylphides. She enjoys teaching young aspiring students. She is a strong jumper as a performer and performs technically clean which she enforces in her teaching. |
| Olivia Morales (Violin) began her studies on the violin when she was 5 years old and continues under the tutelage and mentorship of San Antonio Symphony's Renia Shterenberg. Olivia has performed in solo recital , with YOSA's Philharmonic Orchestra, its combined Chamber Orchestra with select San Antonio Symphony members, Jubilate Deo in Boerne and various special projects including numerous fund-raising campaign appearances for The Fund. She enjoys sharing her knowledge and joy for the violin with beginning and intermediate students in a fun and productive progression of study. |

| Pamela Lydon Heard (Adv. / Int. Modern, Jazz, Ballet) received her M.F.A. in Contemporary Dance from the University of Michigan. Her ballet training was from NYCB, ABT and the Joffrey Ballet. She is a master teacher for the American College Dance Festival as well as an adjudicator. Her modern and jazz studies include Cunningham, Graham, Horton and Limon. In addition she studied at Alvin Ailey American Dance theatre, The Graham School, The Cunningham School and Steps on Broadway. |


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| Cristina Sanchez (Tumbling) hails from San Antonio where she studied gymnastics at San Antonio Gymnastics School and H.U.G.S. She has competed at invitationalls and championships all over the southern United States in bars, floor, beam, vault and tumbling. A vivacious personality Mrs. Sanchez is an exceptional motivator for young aspiring dancers and future gymnasts. Mrs. Sanchez is also trained in first-aid. |

| Sergio Martinez (Foklorico) is native of San Antonio. His study of Folklorico started with his mother and then to Maestro Juan Casados. Later he became a member of the resident company of Ballet Folklorico Nacional de Mexico under Sylvia Lozano. He has also studied with Capitan Pedro Rodriguez and Maria Luisa Correa, Francisco Bravo Puebla, Maestro Aaron Nolasco Caballero, Profesor Huemantzin Lopez, Jose Francisco Torres Perez, Daniel Andrade, Rafael Zamarripa, Miguel Velez Arceo and Raul Valdez. He has worked with Fiesta Noche del Rio and Belle and Juan Ortiz directors of Mariachi Campanas de America where he choreographed the Festival Folklorico show at Fiesta Texas. In addition he has choreographed the Hollywood Bowl Mariachi USA Festival two years in a row. Sergio is a surgical technologist and is married to Isabel Martinez and they have five children Isela, Sergio, Joaquin, Jimena and Janoah. |




| Lindsay Blackmon (Voice) returns to SASPA after having been gone for a year. She |
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| Rick Mendoza BA, MA (Brass Instruments) is a graduate of A& M University with a bachelors of Arts in Music graduating (cum Laude). Subsequently he received his masters from the University of Texas at San Antonio. He has taught for Nikki Rowe High School in McAllen, Texas, PSJA Memorial High School in Alamo, Texas and Donna High School in Donna, Texas. In addition he has worked with the Genesis Drum and Bugle Corps, in Rio Grande Valley, Texas and he has served as host organizer for the TMEA Region 15 Jazz ensemble for the past four years and he has also served on the judging panel for the TMEA All-State Jazz Ensemble. Mr. Mendoza also sat on the trumpet panel at the 2011 TMEA clinic/convention in San Antonio. His affiliations are TMEA 2003-present, Texas Jazz Educators Assoc. 2009-present, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia VP 2004-2005 and a member of the Inter. Assoc. of Jazz Educators (IAJE). |
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