Megan Goodman is a Temple University graduate, receiving both her Bachelors and Masters degrees in Music Education. Her masters work centered around the social construct of tone deafness, and is currently working on a research study that investigates adolescent perception
of tone deafness. While she studied saxophone in college, she has gone on to become a high school choir teacher. She spent several years as a high school choral director in Phoenix, AZ, and is currently the Performing Arts director at John Paul II Catholic High School in Greenville, NC, where she teaches choir and theater classes. She has instructed everything from marching band and indoor drumline, to African drumming ensembles, to contemporary a cappella. She is one of two choir instructors at a summer music camp in Drums, PA.