Arlene Elizabeth Jarvis

Background

Jarvis, Arlene Elizabeth was born on February 20, 1955 in Valdosta, Georgia, United States. Daughter of Richard F. and Doris M. (LaBounty) Jarvis.

Education

Bachelor in Music Education cum laude, Morningside College, 1977; postgraduate, Marywood College, 1986-1997.

Career

Vocal music educator, church choral director, Saints Peter & Paul School, Omaha, Nebraska, 1978-1981; vocal music educator, Assumption School, Omaha, 1978-1980; soloist, St. Cecelia's Cathedral, Omaha, 1978-1981; member chorus, Opera/Omaha, 1980; vocal music educator, St. Albans (Vermont) City School. Director St. Albans Middle School Chorus performance at United Nations, 1995. Member Three Penny Opera, Vermont Mozart Festival, 1995.

Member committee multicultural school event Africa Day, 1994, Asia Day, 1995. Soloist Nebraska Chorals Arts Society, 1978-1981, Champlain Choris, since 1981, Burlington Oratorio Society, 1981-1994, solo recitals, since 1981. Conductor Junior High District Music Festivals, St. Albans and Essex Jct., Vermont, 1983, 85.

Chairperson Music Curriculum Committee, St. Albans, 1987. Co-founder, conductor Elementary Choral Festival, St. Albans, 1990-1997. Soloist St. Paul's Methodist Church, since 1994, Burlington Cmty.Chorus, 1997-1998, Choral Festival, 1990-1998.

Adjudicator Vermont All-StateMusic Festival, 1996-1997, All-New England Music Festival, 1995-1997.

Achievements

• Arlene Elizabeth Jarvis has been listed as a noteworthy Music educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member National Education Association, Vermont Education Association, Vermont N.W. District Music Educators Association (secretary since 1994).

Interests

• Avocations: seamstress, clothing design, walking, jogging, needlework.

Connections

Father:

Richard F. Jarvis

Mother:

Doris M. (LaBounty) Jarvis