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Brian Manternach

Brian Manternach

Brian Manternach, DM (he/him), is an associate professor at the University of Utah Department of Theatre and a research associate at the Utah Center for Vocology, where he serves on the faculty of the Summer Vocology Institute. He is an associate editor of the Journal of Singing, and his research, reviews, articles, and essays have appeared in numerous voice-related publications. brianmanternach.com / drbrianmanternach.blogspot.com / bmantern@gmail.com

Staying Physically and Mentally Well

In conjunction with the A.M. Business Series, ProSeries attendees can also join in the A.M. Health Series classes offered each morning of the convention. Read what this year’s four presenters will offer to help you better both your physical and mental health.

Brian Manternach

Adolescence Again?

Feeling frustrated with your 9-to-5 day job that has nothing to do with music? One CS reader found himself in those very shoes, but then discovered that he had more job options than he once thought. Read how keeping an open mind helped him find employment that used his musical skills and prepared him for other career opportunities down the road.

Brian Manternach

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