Anastasia Rainbow

• Teach voice lessons to students ranging from ages 6 to adult.
• Provide individualized instruction tailored to vocal technique, repertoire, and performance skills.
• Mentor students in achieving musical excellence, leading to superior ratings in solo and ensemble competitions.
• Coached students who have earned lead roles in musical theater productions.
• Guided students to solo opportunities in their school choirs.
• Instructed and supported students who received music scholarships.

• Developed and facilitated group therapy sessions focused on emotional intelligence, self-regulation, and healthy boundaries.
• Created structured lesson plans incorporating discussion prompts and interactive activities.
• Designed and implemented therapeutic music exercises, including haiku poetry with lofi music, emotion identification through interactive audio maps, and call-and-response activities.
• Taught vocalization techniques to assist with self-regulation and emotional well-being.
• Led group singing sessions to foster encouragement, self-expression, and a sense of community among patients.
• Served as Chaplain, delivering non-denominational sermons focused on encouragement and thought-provoking discussions for patients who chose to attend Sunday services.
• Documented patient attendance for group sessions and filed records in individual charts.
• Logged attendance and session details through a software program for clinical records.
• Authored articles on music therapy topics for the ClearVista Newsletter.

Performance Experience

• Mini New England Tour with Linking Legacies (February 2024)
  Performed at The Community Music Center of Boston, The Open Mic Classical on Cape Cod, and Beneficent Congregational Church in Rhode Island.
• Chamber Concert (June 2024)
  Performed at a Cleveland library branch.
• Solo Performances at Church in the Garden (Long Island, NY)
  Mother’s Day Service (May 2024)
  Christmas Service (December 2024)
• Severance Hall Debut – MLK Day of Music Celebration (Cleveland, OH) (January 2025)

• Provided support and guidance to students experiencing academic and personal troubles.
• Conducted academic advisement services for students on reoccurring basis to maintain educational progression.
• Assisted students in selecting courses to align with interests and abilities.

• Analyzed acquired information and presented to professors.
• Assisted faculty members with data collection for potential academic research presentations.
• Administered coursework, graded assignments and provided constructive feedback.
• Presented relevant topics to undergraduate students for increased subject engagement.
• Directed the summer camp children's musical. The camp was a collaboration between Lane College and Madison County Parks and Recreation Department.
• Taught Voice Lessons to incoming freshmen in the LC Summer Boot Camp through the John Lennon Foundation Grant.
• Cataloged music.
• Helped design and plan the Lane College Choral Music Programs Choir Camp.
• Designed the audition process for the Lane College Final Authority Choral Program which consisted of one week.
• Assisted in directing, warm-up techniques and preparation for upcoming performances.

• Services to ensure the safety, happiness, and general wellbeing of our student body.
• Assisted with student-led associations, planning special events, maintaining the Alumni Database.
• designed and produced content for monthly Alumni Newsletters, and identifying Alumni/Ambassadors/Mentors.

• Sang as a member of the soprano section of the Fisk Jubilee Singers.
• Performed with the Fisk Jubilee Singers at various concerts and engagements.

• Compete and travel to various golf tournaments as a member of Fisk University’s women’s golf team.

• Contributed program ideas and activities for the camp participants.
• Developed critical thinking skills by brainstorming and executing solutions to challenging situations.
• Supervised camp participants managed their daily schedules and assisted the camp directors.

• Conducted administrative assistant tasks like organized filing, answering phone calls and scheduling appointments.
• Interacted and served students by providing financial aid information and resources to students.

• Recurring host on the “Peak A Boo Crew” morning show that discussed current events, entertainment and political topics that included special guests.
• Conducted interviews with International opera singer and vocal instructor David Lee Brewer.
• Represented the Lane College Radio Station at the Texas Democratic Convention.
• Scheduled an interview with Ms. Geneva Reed-Veal, the mother of Sandra Bland who died while in custody of police.

• Supervised camp participants, managed their daily schedules and assisted the camp directors.

• Represented the freshman student body by acting as a liaison between the freshman students and members of the student government.
• Communicated the concerns and suggestions of freshman students to the student government.
• Conducted a campaign to be elected as a freshman class senator and participated in a question and answer.
• Panel discussion where I was required to explain my goals and strategies when serving as a freshman senator.