NASA Committees

The North American Saxophone Alliance is an organization made up of individuals who share a common interest in the saxophone. Members include professional performers, university professors, public school teachers, students of all levels, and others who have an interest in the saxophone. In addition to the Alliance's emphasis on disseminating information concerning the saxophone, the organization also works to provide opportunities for its members to make music, fostering fellowship among saxophone enthusiasts of all ages and backgrounds.

Committee for Gender Equity

Committee Co-Chair: , Associate Lecturer, University of Alberta
Committee Co-Chair: , Associate Professor of Saxophone, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Director of Mentorship Program:

Committee on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Belonging, and Accessibility

Committee Co-Chair: Kendra Wheeler, Assistant Professor of Saxophone, Central Washington University
Committee Co-Chair: Jordan VanHemert, Assistant Professor / Director of Jazz Studies, Columbus State University

Mia Gazley
Nick Grimone
Matthew James
David Nabb
Michael Rene Torres

Nominating Committee

Chair: , Assistant Professor of Music, Lewis University

Elissa Kana, Arkansas State University
Chance Stine, United States Army Band
Dawson Coleman, University of Missouri-Kansas City

Saxophone Symposium Editorial Board

Editor: , University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point

Assistant Editor: Andrew Allen, Georgia College & State University

Andrew Allen, Georgia College
Kurt Bertels, Utrecht University (Netherlands) + Lemmensinstituut (Belgium)
Noa Even, Rowan University
Jeffrey Heisler, Oakland University
Adrianne Honnold, Lewis University
J. Michael Weiss-Holmes, Chicago College of Performing Arts
Stacy Maugans, Valparaiso University
Eric M. Nestler, The University of North Texas
Uday Singh, ZHdK Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (Switzerland)
Thomas Smialek, Penn State University, Hazleton
Bobbi Thompson, Don Wright Faculty of Music, Western University of Canada
Rick VanMatre, University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music