BIOGRAPHY
Ellen Johnson Mosley is the Director of Philanthropy at Audubon of Kansas and Lecturer in the Hugo Wall School of Public Affairs at Wichita State University. Currently, she performs in the Wichita Wind Symphony and subs in the Wichita Grand Opera. She previously served as the Director of Development at the Great Plains Nature Center, Visiting Assistant Professor of Flute at Morehead State University, and Principal Flutist in the Cave Run Symphony Orchestra. Dr. Mosley has also performed as a concerto soloist with the Cave Run Symphony, Delano Chamber Orchestra, Morehead State University Symphony Band, and the Concordia University Symphony. Her ongoing work as a flutist and advocate for the arts has led to many collaborative flute performance and service opportunities throughout the United States. She is a passionate advocate for community engagement and serves as a board member of the American Fundraising Professionals - Heartland Chapter and Commissioning Member of the Flute New Music Consortium. She is the former Chair of the National Flute Association's Development Committee. Schools that have welcomed her as a Guest Artist/Clinician include Emporia State University, Stephen F. Austin State University, Kansas State University, Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Wichita State University, and the University of Texas at Austin. Dr. Mosley holds a Masters in Public Administration (M.P.A.) with a certificate in Nonprofit Management from Wichita State University and flute performance degrees from Florida State University (D.M.), the University of Texas at Austin (M.M.) and Wichita State University (B.M.). Her flute teachers include Eva Amsler, Marianne Gedigian, Karl Kraber, and Frances Shelly. Dr. Mosley lives in Wichita, KS with her spouse, twins, and their beloved dog, Siegfried, a border collie/lab mix.
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