ERIC KAUFFMAN, Director
Eric Kauffman is the Vocal Music Director at Upper Arlington High School. He previously spent 2 years teaching choral music in Orlando Florida, 2 years at Hastings Middle School, and has been at UAHS ever since. A graduate of Columbus South High School, he attended Bowling Green State University where he received his bachelors and masters degree in choral and vocal music education under the mentoring of R.D. Mathey. Locally, Eric has served as the director of the Singing Buckeyes Barbershop Chorus, the Otterbein College Men's Glee Club, and the chancel choir director at Worthington United Methodist Church. Eric was the guest conductor at the Fairfield County Junior High Honors Chorus and the OMEA District III High School Honors Chorus. He will be the guest conductor of the District I Junior High Honor's Chorus in January. Eric's groups have consistently received superior ratings at district and state adjudicated events. He is a past recipient of the Golden Apple Award presented by the Upper Arlington Civic Association for "outstanding excellence in education". Eric maintains memberships in the Ohio Music Education Association, Ohio Choral Directors Association, where he serves as the South Central Regional Chair, and The American Choral Directors Association. Eric has coached baseball at various levels and directs and produces our annual Broadway style musical.
  
AMY LEACOCK, Director and Accompanist

Amy Leacock graduated from BGSU with a degree in vocal music education and is a director and accompanist for the UAHS choral department. Her previous experiences include one year at Jones Middle School, ten years at Arbor Hills Junior High in Sylvania, OH and two years at Pleasant View School for The Arts in North Canton, OH. She recently became a certified adjudicator through the Ohio Music Educator's Association. Mrs. Leacock served as the Chancel and Treble Choir director at the Sylvania United Church of Christ for four years. She is currently the baritone of the International ranked top 10 Sweet Adeline quartet Moxie Ladies, who were the Sweet Adeline 2009 International Quartet Champions. She sang jingles and commercials in Toledo for five years….the old WNCI jingles were sung by her group. Amy's musical theater experiences include: stage directing, music directing, choreographer, pit player, pit director, and actress in countless musicals. In June of 2005 Amy and her husband Chris became the proud parents of a daughter named McKenzie.
  

 
 

 

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