Lynn Singleton is an assistant teaching professor of piano, group keyboard skills and keyboard harmony, and serves as Wellness coordinator for the School of Music. As an Allied Health Professional member of the Performing Arts Medical Association with certifications in several mind-body modalities, she works with musicians to increase body awareness, develop healthy movement habits, incorporate breathing techniques for meditation and stress release, practice self-care massage, and use stretching and strengthening exercises to meet the physical demands of practice and performance. She currently serves as the Wellness Chair for the Ohio Music Teachers Association and has been a guest clinician at state3 and national music teacher conferences, lecturing on different aspects of musician wellness.

Singleton has received numerous awards, including a grant from the Ohio Music Teachers Association to attend the “Free to Play” Piano Symposium at the University of South Florida. She was honored as a 2016 Foundation Fellow through the Music Teachers National Association and was chosen as the Certified Teacher of the Year by the Ohio Music Teachers Association.

In addition to her duties at Ohio State, she is active as a soloist and as a member of the Singleton Duo with her husband, cellist Edgar Singleton.