For more than a decade, Kim's
unique style as a teacher-mentor
and musical artist has enabled
her to effectively equip,
encourage, and educate others to
find their personal vision and
purpose. She continues her work
to expand and develop the lives
of individuals providing an
intimate environment for
authentic spiritual and creative
restoration resulting in
permanent change and
transformation.
Along with former, active
service roles for The Society of
Composers, Inc., Campus Crusade
for Christ International and
current affiliations with The
Gospel Music Association (GMA),
Hollywood Connect (www.hollywoodconnect.com),
and The Greenhouse Arts and
Media, Kim has received notable
recognition for her work in the
creative arts and cultural
restoration including The
Brenner Memorial Fine Arts
Award, The Rotary International
Foundation Award (Villa Park, CA
Chapter), The Roger Joseph
Memorial Award and substantial
candidate positions for The
National Academy of Recording
Arts and Sciences (NARAS-www.grammy.com)
Award for Music Education, The
Milan Uverity Memorial Endowment
in Music Award, The South Coast
Higher Education Council Award
and The William Randolph
Hearst/CSU Trustees/ Award.
Kim received her D.A. in
Philosophy, Religion and
Culture. She also earned her
B.A. in Music
(Theory-Composition) and Liberal
Studies (Multiculturalism and
the Humanities) from California
State University, Fullerton
where she held a position as
Special Consultant for the Music
Department. Other studies
include professional
musicianship and composition
with the Grove School of Music
and Berklee College of Music.
Kim currently serves as the
Director of Program Development
with Ames Christian University (www.ameschristian.org),
an international leadership
training center located in Fort
Myers, Florida.
"Kim is very adept and
meticulous in her work. She has
the talent, strength of
character, intelligence and
perseverance to make a dream a
reality."---Brian Kehlenbach
(award-winning composer and
educator)
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