Tiffany C-

Tiffany is cherished by her fans, former students, and fellow musicians as a singer, writer, poet, teacher, musician, mentor, advocate, and genuine friend. But if you ask anyone what she is best known for, they would say the love in her music and the passion that she displays inspiring others to appreciate her true love through teaching. Tiffany was born and raised in Augusta, Georgia and realized at the early age of seven that she had a special gift, but it was not until she experienced a very personal loss that others would fully understand just how special her gift was. Tiffany majored and received her Bachelor of Fine Arts with a concentration in Vocal Performance at the University of South Carolina-Aiken. While completing her studies, Tiffany was featured in several musical theater productions such as “Grease”, “Carmen”, “Porgy and Bess”, and “Little Shop of Horrors”. Tiffany was selected as a 1st soprano for the esteemed Augusta Chorale, appointed as a Student Board Member of the USCA Board of Communications and Publications, as well as selected as the Best Female Vocalist for the 2. After graduating from college, Tiffany felt a void and began to channel that energy into writing and teaching about what she loved so much: music. In 2006, Tiffany began her teaching career as the Choral Director at the George Washington Carver High School. Nominated for Teacher of the Year four of her five years at G.W. Carver, she resurrected a dying music program to a dynamic powerhouse choir that was loved by the local community, the city of Columbus and beyond. Under the direction of Tiffany, individual students and the G.W. Carver Choir were invited and participated in the District 3 Honors Choir, the Governor’s Honor Program, the City of Columbus HIV/Aids Memorial Program, the Annual Tri-City Black History Program, the Annual Georgia Power Christmas Program and the Historical First African Baptist Church Annual Christmas Program. The G.W. Choir received 'Excellent' in the District 3 Large Group Performance Evaluation, and 1st place in the District 3 Literary Competition. They were also selected out of all of the surrounding schools of District 3 to perform at the Georgia Professional Guidance Counselors Conference.