
About
Nathan Mensink serves as Assistant Professor of Music at Arkansas Tech University, teaching saxophone within the Department of Music under the College of Arts & Humanities. A Henri Selmer performing artist, he maintains an active performance career across classical and jazz genres, frequently appearing as soloist with orchestras, wind ensembles, and community groups nationwide.
His educational background includes:
- BME from Utah State University
- MM from University of Miami
- DMA from University of Miami
Mensink specializes in saxophone performance with dual expertise in classical and jazz traditions. His creative work encompasses contemporary music premieres at international forums including the World Saxophone Congress and International Navy Saxophone Symposium. As a dedicated music education advocate, he regularly conducts masterclasses at regional band programs, providing career guidance and performance demonstrations to inspire future musicians.
His professional recognition includes:
- Selmer Performing Artist designation
In his academic role, Mensink mentors students through applied saxophone instruction and ensemble direction while maintaining an active performance schedule. His community engagement extends to solo appearances with university ensembles like the Morehead State University Symphony Band and collaborations with prominent groups including the Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra featuring Ben Folds. Mensink previously held teaching positions at Morehead State University and Palmetto Middle School, demonstrating his commitment to music education across multiple educational levels.
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