Hannah Jencius

Hannah Jencius serves as Lecturer of Voice at Baldwin Wallace University's Conservatory of Performing Arts, with additional appointments at Kent State University and Akron Music Institute. She trains students across diverse vocal genres including opera, musical theatre, jazz, pop, and rock, emphasizing technique adaptable to all performance styles.

Her academic credentials include:

• M.M. in Voice Performance from Kent State University
• B.M. from Kent State University

Jencius specializes in vocal pedagogy with a research-informed approach to technique development. She has pioneered adaptive methodologies for students with autism, visual impairments, and communication support needs, creating tailored instructional frameworks that maintain artistic integrity while addressing individual challenges. Her performance background spans Celtic festivals, rock bands, and classical repertoire, informing her cross-genre teaching philosophy.

Professional recognition includes:

• Two-time Young Artist with Nightingale Opera Theatre
• Current Ohio District Membership Director for NATS (2024-2026)

As an active NATS member and former Ohio Board member, she mentors students who achieve significant competitive success including Shining Star CLE placements, Ohio NATS awards, Classical Singer competition wins, and professional engagements with The Cleveland Orchestra, Broadway tours, and film/television productions. Her studio consistently produces performers with careers spanning cruise lines, national tours, and orchestral collaborations.