AMELIA
ROLLINGS
BIGLER

Dr. Rollings Bigler has presented her research in such refereed venues as The Voice Foundation Symposium, The International Phenomenon of Singing Symposium, The Singing Network, the Pan-American Vocology Association Symposium, the National Association of Teachers of Singing National Conference, the International Congress of Voice Teachers Symposium, the Fall Voice Conference, the Musical Theatre Educators' Alliance, and the Ohio State Voice Forum.

Her primary research interests include musical theatre and contemporary commercial music (CCM) voice pedagogy, small and large group-voice teaching, historical voice teacher certification and education, and the effects of shoe heel heights, head position, jaw opening and other aspects of body alignment on acoustic and perceptual measures of singing efficiency. Her publication on the effects of high-heeled shoes on singers can be found in the Journal of Voice, the world's premiere peer-reviewed voice medicine and research journal. Other publications have appeared in The Oxford Handbook of Voice Pedagogy, Journal of Singing, Choral Journal, and Voice and Speech Review.