MEET THE CONSERVATORY ADVISORY BOARD

In May of 2003 a Conservatory Advisory Board was formed. Members of the board are outstanding Christian professionals with a wide spectrum of musical training and experience. The board serves as a professional resource, providing counsel, assistance and opportunities for Conservatory students, faculty, administration, and alumni. In addition, the advisory Board is intended to further the discussion of the integration of faith and music, and the role of Christians in the arts. We are truly blessed  to have such an outstanding core of board members. If you are interested in joining the board or wish to recommend someone for consideration of board membership, please contact the Conservatory office at (562) 903-4892.

Current members:

 Harold Best - Dean emeritus of the Wheaton conservatory and past president of the National Association of Schools of Music, author and speaker.

 David Diggs - Recording artist and record producer - numerous recording credits.

 Walt Harrah - worship leader, songwriter, studio singer and producer. Numerous recording, film and television credits.

 Will Kennedy - Percussionist, producer, writer  - numerous recording, film and television credits

 Tom Miller - Music department chair, Victor Valley College, Biola music alumnus

 Buddy Owens - Writer, speaker, producer and general editor of the NIV Worship Bible

 Michael Overlin - Manager, Yamaha Corporation,  worship leader

 Rique Pantoja - Keyboardist,  writer, arranger - numerous performance and recording credits

 Jac Redford - Composer and author; numerous film and television credits

 Larry Reed - Recording engineer for television and film

 Jack Schwarz  - Biola University Dean of Fine Arts and Communication, former chair of the Department of Music, Biola University

 Mike Watts - Film composer, arranger, and studio keyboardist

	BIOLA RECORDINGS
	Conservatory CD's are available through the Conservatory Office by calling (562) 903-4892. The recordings reflect the diversity of talent and creativity within the Conservatory.

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