| KATHRYN G. MAES, Ph.D. |
 - CERTIFIED TRAINER
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| 12721 Jackson Street |
| Thornton, CO 80241 |
| Tel: (303) 964-5793 |
| Fax: (303) 964-5479 |
| Email:
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| Degrees(s): |
| Ph.D. (University of Pittsburgh) |
| A.D.V.S. (Central School of Speech and Drama) |
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| Current Affiliation: |
| Associate Dean, Core Education and Faculty Development, Regis University |
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| Training: |
| Lessac Institute, 1974 and 2002 (Arthur Lessac, Sue Ann Park, Dick Cuyler, Libby Roman, Jack Jones, Nancy Krebs)[Teacher Certification Pending] |
| A.D.V.S (Central School of Speech and Drama, London)--Cicely Berry, Patsy Rodenburg, Joan Washington, Helen Winter |
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| Work Experience: |
| I have served professionally as a Voice and Dialect Coach for the Denver Center for the Performing Arts (Currently), the Royal Shakespeare Company, the National Theatre of Great Britain, the Royal Exchange (Manchester, England), and the Cincinatti Playhouse-in-the- Park. I have been teaching Voice and Speech continuously at the University level since 1971. |
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| Areas of Specialization: |
| Voice, Speech, Dialects, Text, Directing |
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| Professional Organizations: |
| The Lessac Institute; V.A.S.T.A.; The International Centre for Voice (Central School); Research Associate at ther National Center for Voice; A.T.H.E. |
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| Personal Statement: |
| "Good" voice and body training aids in the discovery of the optimal functioning of both voice and body and empowers individuals to fully (a)esthetically and effectively communicate their thoughts and emotions in a healthy, open and expressive manner. This training relies on the habitual awareness of an inner harmonic sensing system rather than being limited to the more simplistic feedback provided by the five external senses. I firmly believe that everyone is capable of this kind of training and, in effect, they become their own "lifelong teacher" because of this awareness. The well-trained voice and body, then, fully reflect (but never over-power) the essence and uniqueness of the individual. |
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