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Dooley-Brown ’11, ’19 Featured in The Winchester Star for Work with Grafton Integrated Health Network

Adjunct Assistant Professor of Music Therapy Musicianship Fredrica Dooley-Brown ’11, ’19, M.M.T., MT-BC, was featured in The Winchester Star article, “Kids with special needs shine when given the chance to jam,” for her work in presenting the “Summer Jam” program as Grafton Integrated Health Network’s music therapy instructor. The summer show allows students to showcase their musical talents with friends and family, as well as the local community. Visit winchesterstar.com to read the featured article.

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