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Williams ’21, ’23 Appointed Education Assistant at Richmond Symphony

Violist Anita Williams ’21, ’23 (Bachelor of Music in Performance, Master of Science in Performing Arts Leadership & Management) was recently appointed education assistant in the education department at the Richmond Symphony. She will support all of their education programming in her new role and will work quite a bit with the youth orchestras.

“I am so excited to start my arts administration career while still working in an educational environment, and also move to a city I’ve loved since high school,” said Williams.

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