About
Kay Schultz is an Instructor of Music at Beloit College, specializing in trumpet instruction. She is affiliated with the Department of Performing and Applied Arts and holds offices at the Hendricks Center for the Arts. Her career includes over three decades of music education and performance, highlighted by leadership roles in school bands and orchestral engagements.
Education: B.M.E. from Milton College (full tuition honor scholarship recipient), M.M.E. from VanderCook College. Her training includes studies under Ken DeVoe and early performance with the Beloit Janesville Symphony.
Research interests focus on music pedagogy, trumpet performance techniques, and the impact of ensemble programs on youth development. Her professional highlights include leading Clinton Community Schools bands to the National Independence Day Parade in Washington D.C. (2001, 2007, 2011) and a European tour with the American Youth Concert Band as principal trumpet, performing for Princess Grace.
No scientific awards are listed, but her contributions to music education are notable through her extensive teaching and ensemble leadership. Advising and grants details are not mentioned in the provided text. She has been actively involved in organizing performances at Disney World, Universal Studios, and MLB pre-season games.
