{yootooltip title=[] width=[550] display=[inline] sticky=[0]} Carla Miller

Her text is coming, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nam consectetur cursus magna, id feugiat tellus sollicitudin sit amet. Curabitur facilisis congue diam posuere rutrum. Curabitur sollicitudin, turpis id dignissim mattis, nulla nisi auctor tortor, facilisis dictum magna est sit amet dui. Praesent egestas, arcu in bibendum aliquam, nisl lorem placerat arcu, at vehicula libero ipsum vel dolor. Cras ante magna, tincidunt at pellentesque ac, pharetra ac est. Aliquam est sem, pulvinar at venenatis non, dictum ac sapien. Sed quis lectus lectus, commodo fermentum leo. Aenean mauris nulla, pellentesque et pellentesque in, feugiat vel neque. Aliquam ut bibendum ante. Duis eros nisi, accumsan blandit lobortis quis, euismod sed lorem. Aliquam venenatis est sed lorem rutrum eu rhoncus nunc convallis. Vestibulum laoreet bibendum iaculis. Nunc eu egestas tortor.

{yootooltip title=[] width=[550] display=[inline] sticky=[0]} Lisa Kehle

Her text is coming, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nam consectetur cursus magna, id feugiat tellus sollicitudin sit amet. Curabitur facilisis congue diam posuere rutrum. Curabitur sollicitudin, turpis id dignissim mattis, nulla nisi auctor tortor, facilisis dictum magna est sit amet dui. Praesent egestas, arcu in bibendum aliquam, nisl lorem placerat arcu, at vehicula libero ipsum vel dolor. Cras ante magna, tincidunt at pellentesque ac, pharetra ac est. Aliquam est sem, pulvinar at venenatis non, dictum ac sapien. Sed quis lectus lectus, commodo fermentum leo. Aenean mauris nulla, pellentesque et pellentesque in, feugiat vel neque. Aliquam ut bibendum ante. Duis eros nisi, accumsan blandit lobortis quis, euismod sed lorem. Aliquam venenatis est sed lorem rutrum eu rhoncus nunc convallis. Vestibulum laoreet bibendum iaculis. Nunc eu egestas tortor.

{yootooltip title=[] width=[550] display=[inline] sticky=[0]} Jill King

Her text is coming, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nam consectetur cursus magna, id feugiat tellus sollicitudin sit amet. Curabitur facilisis congue diam posuere rutrum. Curabitur sollicitudin, turpis id dignissim mattis, nulla nisi auctor tortor, facilisis dictum magna est sit amet dui. Praesent egestas, arcu in bibendum aliquam, nisl lorem placerat arcu, at vehicula libero ipsum vel dolor. Cras ante magna, tincidunt at pellentesque ac, pharetra ac est. Aliquam est sem, pulvinar at venenatis non, dictum ac sapien. Sed quis lectus lectus, commodo fermentum leo. Aenean mauris nulla, pellentesque et pellentesque in, feugiat vel neque. Aliquam ut bibendum ante. Duis eros nisi, accumsan blandit lobortis quis, euismod sed lorem. Aliquam venenatis est sed lorem rutrum eu rhoncus nunc convallis. Vestibulum laoreet bibendum iaculis. Nunc eu egestas tortor.

{yootooltip title=[] width=[550] display=[inline] sticky=[0]} Tom Benjamin, PhD.

Tom has been music director at UUCC since 1989. In addition to having led music programs in UU congregations for more than 35 years, Tom is a charter member of the UU Musicians Network, he serves on its national Board and various task groups, and serves as a mentor to UU composers. He has written music for, and guest-conducted at, dozens of UU churches nationally.
Tom has received degrees from Bard, Harvard, Brandeis and Eastman. He has composed works for all media, including symphonies, concertos, oratorios, cantatas, six operas and much choral and chamber music. Over 60 of his works have been commercially published and several are commercially recorded. He is author of two books on counterpoint, and is co-author of three music theory texts. He has won prizes in a wide variety of composition contests here and abroad and has received numerous awards, grants and commissions. Also active as a clarinetist and choral conductor, Dr. Benjamin taught for many years at the National Music Camp (Interlochen), the University of Houston School of Music, and has just retired from teaching theory and composition at the Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University, where he chaired the Department of Music Theory.

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{yootooltip title=[] width=[550] display=[inline] sticky=[0]} Michael Adcock, DMA

Michael is a native of Virginia. He received his musical training at the Oberlin Conservatory and the Peabody Conservatory of Music, where he earned a master's, artist diploma and doctorate in Piano Performance. As winner of the 1998 Lili Boulanger Memorial Award, Dr. Adcock has cultivated a versatile career as both soloist and frequent chamber music collaborator.
He has won many awards, including prizes in the Washington International Piano Competition, and Kosciuscko Chopin Competitions of Chicago and New York. Dr. Adcock made his Carnegie Recital Hall debut in 1998. In the summers, Dr. Adcock is on the artist roster of the Musicorda (MA), and Sarasota (FL) music festivals. A faculty member of the Washington Conservatory of Music since 2002, Dr. Adcock makes his home in Washington, DC.

{yootooltip title=[] width=[550] display=[inline] sticky=[0]} Tom Monroe

Tom is a general/vocal music teacher and choral director in the Howard County Public School System. Tom has a background in choral and instrumental music, having experience with a variety of ensembles in both.
He teaches privately and performs on saxophone, flute and clarinet. Tom has a degree in Music Theory and Composition from the University of Maryland and is currently working toward a Master of Music Education degree from Towson University.

{yootooltip title=[] width=[550] display=[inline] sticky=[0]} Pat Fort

Pat Fort has been a lifelong UU. She was born in Texas, grew up in Missouri attending All Souls Unitarian Church in Kansas City, but has made her home in Columbia and been an active member of UUCC since 1981. She and her husband, Peter, have two grown daughters, both graduates of the UUCC Lifespan Growth and Learning program.
Pat has had several careers: as an elementary school teacher, as administrator of a small non-profit organization promoting parental involvement in public schools, and as a mainframe programmer. She is very excited to be serving UUCC in this capacity since it has been such an important part of her life for so many years.

{yootooltip title=[] width=[550] display=[inline] sticky=[0]} Kelly Lundgren

Her text is coming, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nam consectetur cursus magna, id feugiat tellus sollicitudin sit amet. Curabitur facilisis congue diam posuere rutrum. Curabitur sollicitudin, turpis id dignissim mattis, nulla nisi auctor tortor, facilisis dictum magna est sit amet dui. Praesent egestas, arcu in bibendum aliquam, nisl lorem placerat arcu, at vehicula libero ipsum vel dolor. Cras ante magna, tincidunt at pellentesque ac, pharetra ac est. Aliquam est sem, pulvinar at venenatis non, dictum ac sapien. Sed quis lectus lectus, commodo fermentum leo. Aenean mauris nulla, pellentesque et pellentesque in, feugiat vel neque. Aliquam ut bibendum ante. Duis eros nisi, accumsan blandit lobortis quis, euismod sed lorem. Aliquam venenatis est sed lorem rutrum eu rhoncus nunc convallis. Vestibulum laoreet bibendum iaculis. Nunc eu egestas tortor.

{yootooltip title=[] width=[550] display=[inline] sticky=[0]} Bobbi Koons

Bobbi graduated from Radcliffe and JHU School of Hygiene and Public Health and defended her psych dissertation at Michigan State University. She taught Psychology and also began the first nursery school and daycare center in Athens, OH, home of Ohio University.
She also began the first clinic for college students returning from the counter culture. Later, in this area, she started a telephone service for children home alone in Baltimore City. She has worked at UUCC since around 2000, invited by Lee Summerville to "help out" on Sunday mornings.