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Romano ’91 Attends NFA Convention, Recognized for Service and Leadership

Adjunct Associate Professor of Musicianship Charlene Romano ’91, M.M., attended the Executive Board Mid-Summer Meetings and the Golden Anniversary Convention of the National Flute Association in Chicago, Illinois, in August. Romano is completing her term as elected secretary of the organization, and was recognized for her leadership and service, and presented with an engraved silver flute key pendant at the President’s Party following the Convention Closing Ceremonies.

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