Dr. Lindsey is an experienced and passionate music educator with over 15 years of expertise in teaching, curriculum development, and program design. Holding a Doctor of Education degree from Teachers College, Columbia University, she has dedicated her career to fostering creativity, collaboration, and inclusivity in music education. Dr. Lindsey has taught students of all ages, from K-12 to university programs, with a particular focus on violin and viola instruction. She excels at creating customized lesson plans tailored to the individual needs and learning styles of her students, ensuring both skill development and a love for music.

Her work extends beyond traditional teaching, as Dr. Lindsey has successfully directed ensembles and organized performance opportunities, helping students grow both technically and artistically. She has also been deeply involved in community music programs, developing initiatives like Music for Everyone and Stringalong Camp, which provide music education to underserved populations, including families experiencing homelessness. These programs emphasize the power of music as a tool for personal expression, social connection, and community-building.

In addition to her work in music education, Dr. Lindsey has contributed to the academic field through her research and publications. Her scholarly work, including articles in the Journal of Arts Entrepreneurship Education and Transform, explores the impact of music education in underserved communities and the role of digital platforms in expanding access to music learning. Her contributions highlight her commitment to exploring innovative ways to enhance music education both in traditional and online settings.

Dr. Lindsey continues to inspire students and educators alike through her innovative approaches to teaching and her dedication to making music education accessible to all.