Stefanie Cash is an assistant professor at Shorter University where she serves as Director of Choral Activities and Music Education. She is director of the Shorter Chorale, Chorus and Women’s Chorus. She is also responsible for teaching conducting, choral techniques, methods courses and supervising student teachers.

Prior to joining Shorter, Dr. Cash taught both middle and high school in Kentucky and Georgia. Choirs under her direction have performed for KMEA and GMEA in-service conferences as well as the 2008 ACDA Southern Division Convention. Her choirs also received multiple superior ratings at KMEA and GMEA performance evaluations and regional music festivals.

Dr. Cash received her Ph.D. in Music Education with a choral conducting emphasis from Florida State University, M.M. from the University of Kentucky and B.M.E. from Morehead State University. Dr. Cash studied conducting and music education with André Thomas, Jefferson Johnson, Richard Miles, Judy Bowers, Lori Hetzel and Larry Blocher. She currently holds professional membership with the American Choral Directors Association, National Association for Music Education and the Georgia Music Educators Association. Dr. Cash resides in Rome, Georgia with her husband Courtney and cat Ryleigh.