Faculty Connections
Faculty Connections

About this site

Faculty Connections is an aggregation of UNC Charlotte faculty profiles.

Full-time faculty who want to update their profile information, see:
Connection Update

UNC Charlotte faculty and staff can log in with their NinerNET user accounts.
Log In

Colleges & Departments

  • ►Belk College of Business
    • ►Business Info Systems/Operations
    • ►Economics
    • ►Finance
    • ►Management
    • ►Marketing
    • ►Turner School of Accountancy
  • ▼College of Arts + Architecture
    • ►Art & Art History
    • ►Dance
    • ▼Music
      • Audrey Babcock
      • Brian Arreola
      • Christina Pier
      • David Russell
      • Dylan Savage
      • Elizabeth Sullivan
      • Eric Millard
      • Eric Posada
      • Evelyn Orman
      • Fred Spano
      • Hunter Kopczynski
      • Jacqueline Yost
      • James Grymes
      • Jason Dungee
      • Jennifer Whitaker
      • Jeremy Marks
      • Jessica Lindsey
      • Joe Skillen
      • Jonah Elrod
      • Kelsey Klotz
      • Mira Frisch
      • Rick Dior
      • Sequina DuBose
      • Shawn Smith
      • Shayna Stahl
      • Will Campbell
    • ►Performing Arts Services
    • ►School of Architecture
    • ►Theatre
    • Brook Muller
  • ►College of Computing & Informatics
    • ►Bioinformatics and Genomics
    • ►Bioinformatics Research Center
    • ►Computer Science
    • ►Software & Information Systems
  • ►College of Education
    • ►Counseling
    • ►Ctr For STEM Education
    • ►Educational Leadership
    • ►Middle Grades Secondary & K-12
    • ►Reading & Elementary ED
    • ►School & Community Partnerships
    • ►Special Ed & Child Dev
  • ►College of Health & Human Services
    • ►Appl Phys Hlth & Clin Sci
    • ►Kinesiology
    • ►Public Health Sciences
    • ►School of Nursing
    • ►School of Social Work
  • ►College of Humanities & Earth and Social Sciences
    • ►Africana Studies
    • ►Anthropology
    • ►Communication Studies
    • ►Criminal Justice and Criminology
    • ►English
    • ►Geography and Earth Sciences
    • ►Global Studies
    • ►History
    • ►Languages and Culture Studies
    • ►Philosophy
    • ►Political Science and Public Administration
    • ►Psychological Science
    • ►Religious Studies
    • ►Sociology
    • ►Writing, Rhetoric, and Digital Studies
  • ►College of Science
    • ►Biological Sciences
    • ►Chemistry
    • ►Mathematics and Statistics
    • ►Physics and Optical Science
  • ►Lee College of Engineering
    • ►Civil and Environmental Engr
    • ►Electrical & Computer Engineering
    • ►Engineering Tech & Constr Mgmt
    • ►EPIC
    • ►Mech Engineering & Engineering Sci
    • ►Student Dev & Success
    • ►Systems Engin & Engin Management
  • ►School of Data Science (SDS)

Programs, Centers & Initiatives

  • ►Center for Applied Geographic Information Science
  • ►Metropolitan Studies
    • ►Urban Institute

Full-Text Search

Sequina DuBose

Music
African American culture
arts and community
contemporary opera
diversity
equity
improvisation
inclusion
music
musical theatre
opera
performing arts
race
race relations
theatre
vocal pedagogy
voice
Related People
Will Campbell
Chris Berry
Michael Matthews
Elizabeth Sullivan
Beth Murray
Hunter Kopczynski
Benny Andres
Dylan Savage
Ronald McClelland
Richard Moll
Kathleen Hogan
Emily Makas
Kaustavi Sarkar
Julia Robinson
Shawn Smith
Jay Morong
Tianca Crocker
Bruce Auerbach
Shayna Stahl
James Grymes
Elizabeth Yoder
Danielle Boaz
Lisa Merriweather
Jennifer Whitaker
Ken Lambla
Carlos Cruz Casas
Charles Hutchison
Eric Posada
Anne-Kathrin Kronberg
Robin Witt
Tamara Williams
Jeremy Marks
Jonah Elrod
Yunfeng Lin
Jourdan Davis
Margarette Joyner
Eric Millard
Fred Spano
Gordon Olson
Deborah Sharer
Mya Wilson
Gregory Wiggan
E.E. Balcos
Brook Muller
Rebecca Roeder
Brian Arreola
Lydia Thompson
Vaughn Schmutz
Martha Bottia
Robin James
Ryan Miller
Robert Campbell
Allison Amidei
Gregory Mixon
Manuel A. Pérez Quiñones
Bianca Reisdorf
Stephanie Potochnick
Rachel Watkins
Andrew Hartley
Audrey Baran
Kelsey Klotz
Lynne Conner
Kaja Dunn
Evelyn Orman
Dean Adams
Matthew Fraiser
Gretchen Alterowitz
Mira Frisch
Joe Skillen
Rachel Engstrom
Elisabeth Paquette
Benjamin Stickels
Audrey Babcock
Scott Tonidandel
Lyndon Abrams
Delia Neil
Jae Hoon Lim
Tom Burch
Yukiko Yokono
David Russell
Mary Stearns
Sarah Jordan
Christina Pier
Karen Hubbard
David Fillmore
John Nance
Mara Hollander
Jill Yavorsky
Matthew Parrow
Laura Waringer
Mark Pizzato
Susan A McCarter
Samira Shiridevich
Rick Dior
Marissa Nesbit
Jessica Lindsey
Deborah Ryan
Daniel Grano
Courtney Smith
Eddy Souffrant
John Szmer
Ann Dils
Jacqueline Yost

Sequina DuBose is an Assistant Professor of Classical and Contemporary Voice in the Department of Music. Her research is centered on the impact of genre fusion and improvisation in 21st-century operas on vocal pedagogy and performance practice. Her interests span to include many contemporary styles including musical theater and African-American folk music.

Recently, she debuted as a soloist and ensemble member in Underground Railroad: A Spiritual Journey, a concert series which culminated in a performance at the Metropolitan Opera with Kathleen Battle. She made her debut in the 2015-16 season with Michigan Opera Theater as 4th Maidservant in Strauss’ Elektra and has performed with both the Lyric Opera of Chicago and Royal Danish Opera as Annie in Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess. Dr. DuBose also sang 40 consecutive performances as Clara in the 75th Anniversary National Tour of Porgy and Bess. As Clorinda in Rossini’s La Cenerentola with Opera Memphis, critics praised her portrayal of the wicked stepsister as one of “incessant vanity”, with both sisters praised for characterization “conceived as zany grotesques…as colorful as their voices” (Memphis Commercial Appeal). Additionally, Dr. DuBose has portrayed Musetta in Puccini’s La Bohème, reprised the role of Clorinda with DiCapo Opera, and portrayed Rachel in the world premiere of Nkeiru Okoye’s folk opera Harriet Tubman: When I Cross That Line to Freedom with American Opera Projects in New York City. Dr. DuBose has also performed with the Opera Company of Philadelphia and Utah Festival Opera Company. Other performed roles include Pamina in Mozart’s, The Magic Flute, Erisbe in Cavalli’s L’Ormindo, Lauretta in Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi, Nanetta in Verdi’s, Falstaff, and both Susanna and Countess in Mozart’s, The Marriage of Figaro.

A versatile actress and crossover artist, Dr. DuBose has performed as Cleopatra in an Off-Broadway production of Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra, as Lady in Blue in ArtsCentric’s production of For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow is Enuf, as Chloe in a New York Musical Theater Festival reading of 7:32, The Musical, and as Deena Jones in the hit musical Dreamgirls.  She has toured as a soloist with The American Spiritual Ensemble and with Chorale Le Chateau alongside famed trumpeter Wynton Marsalis and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra performing his work, Abyssinian Mass. She was a finalist in the Kurt Weill Foundation Lotte Lenya Vocal Competition and placed third in the prestigious American Traditions Competition.

She has served as the Director of Development for ArtsCentric, an African-American-led theater company, since 2016. In this role, she has successfully coordinated with board and company members to write and submit grant proposals totaling over $75,000 in funding to date. She continues to serve as a board member and teaches as a Voice Instructor in the ArtsCentric Summer Institute, a three-week intensive for musical theater aspirants ages 13 – 22 years old.

Recent engagements include a world-premiere of the electronic chamber opera, Nightingale and the Tower (Jason Treuting, Rebecca Comerford, Beth Meyers), in which she created the role Philomena, and an upcoming performance of the newly commissioned work Elegy: In Memoriam of the Emmanuel Nine (Mark Lewis). Dr. DuBose continues her work as an arts advocate, educator and administrator while maintaining an active concert and performing arts career. She is a member of the American Guild of Musical Artists and Sigma Alpha Iota Fraternity for Women, Inc.

See more on her faculty profile at coaa.uncc.edu >>

  • Alerts
  • Jobs
  • Make a Gift
  • Maps / Directions
  • Accessibility IconAccessibility
Follow UNC Charlotte
Facebook Blogger Twitter Flickr YouTube
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte 9201 University City Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28223-0001 · 704-687-UNCC (8622) © 2014 UNC Charlotte | All Rights Reserved | Terms of Use | Policy Statements | Contact Us
Skip to toolbar
  • Log In