Leah Venable

Leah Venable is an Adjunct Instructor in the Department of Music at the University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM), where she teaches Elementary Music Methods, Woodwinds Class, and serves as the Flute Instructor. She is affiliated with the College of Arts and Sciences and contributes to the academic and musical training of music students, particularly in instrumental education.

Her educational background includes a Bachelor of Music Education (BME) from Henderson State University with a minor in Keyboard Performance, and a Master of Music Education (MME) from the University of Central Arkansas.

Leah Venable specializes in music education and performance, with a strong focus on flute instruction and band pedagogy. Her expertise spans elementary and secondary music methods, woodwind techniques, and performance training. Her teaching supports both aspiring music educators and performers.

While no recent publications are listed, her professional engagement centers on music instruction and performance rather than scholarly research output.

• Flute Performance Winner, American Federation of Music Clubs State Competition, 2005
• Winner, President’s Concerto Competition, 2005–06

Leah Venable advises and mentors music students in flute performance and music education, though no formal list of graduate advisees is provided. She does not appear to hold external research grants, as her role is primarily instructional. Her work integrates teaching, performance, and community engagement.

She is actively involved in music education through her role as band director in Dumas, Arkansas, and as organist at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, reflecting her commitment to music in both academic and community settings.