Keiser received his Bachelor's Degree in Music Education from Michigan State University, where he arranged music and served as Trumpet Section Leader for the Spartan Marching Band. Keiser continues to arrange music and write drill for high school marching bands, and he often judges drum major captions at marching band shows. He has been a conductor for the Indiana Bandmasters Association All-Region Honor Bands. He has served on the ISSMA Marching Band Committee and the IBA State Board, and continues to serve as a Conducting instructor for the Crossroads Drum Major & Leadership Clinic.Andrew Keiser joins the Frost School of Music after completing a Master’s degree in wind conducting with Dr. Jamie Nix at the Schwob School of Music in Columbus, Georgia. Prior to graduate studies, he was the Band Director at Angola High School in Indiana from 2016-2021. At Angola, Keiser directed all elements of the band program, which was a consistent recipient of the ISSMA All-Music Award.
Roy McLerran is a native of Texas and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education from Stephen F. Austin State University and a Master's in Music in wind conducting from the University of Miami. McLerran has seven years of public school teaching experience, primarily with secondary bands.
David Ramos received his Bachelor of Music Education degree, with a specialization in Special Music Education, from Florida State University. He has served as the Director of Bands at Bradford High School in Starke, FL for the last two years. In that time, ensembles under his direction received Excellent and Superior ratings at District and State Assessments. David is an avid researcher, having presented at conferences and symposiums on topics such as conductor magnitude, historical perspectives on music education, and representation at Florida Band MPA. He also has several publications with the Florida Music Director, and hopes to continue writing from his perspective as a band director and conductor.