Dr. Katy Green

Dr. Katy Green is the Director of Choral Activities and Assistant Professor of Music Education at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon. She conducts the Chamber Singers and Concert Choir, teaches conducting and music education courses, and leads the Choral Project, a K–12 after-school music education program that connects young singers with meaningful choral experiences.

An active clinician, Katy regularly serves as a guest conductor for regional and state honor choirs, leads workshops for middle and high school ensembles, and adjudicates choral festivals. She is deeply passionate about helping singers of all ages and experience levels grow in confidence, musicianship, and joy through music-making. Katy began her teaching career in the Anchorage School District, working with choirs at West Anchorage High School, Romig Middle School, and later Bartlett High School.

During her time in Alaska, she received numerous honors, including the Anchorage School District Denali Award, the Block Foundation Exceptional Teacher Award, two nominations for the Grammy Music Educator Award, and a nomination for Alaska State Teacher of the Year. Katy is a member of mirabai, a professional treble ensemble dedicated to empowering women’s voices through performance, commissioning, and recording. She holds a Doctor of Musical Arts in Choral Conducting degree from Michigan State University.

For more information visit Katy’s website here.

​Katy will be teaching Morning Tune-up, Vocal Technique, and Choir at High School Camp.