The third USF-PAMA Conference, themed "Lifecycle of the Performing Artist," is focused on research and education of healthy practice and longevity of performing artists' lifecycle. Its scope extends to 

intersecting arts, medicine, ethics, and medical humanities. The University of South Florida hosts the USF-PAMA southeast regional conference in collaboration with the USF College of The Arts, USF 

College of Public Health and USF Student Health Services. The conference is designed for healthcare professionals, performing artists and educators, health science educators and medical 

humanities specialists who are interested in the intersection between the arts and health sciences.



The Third USF-Performing Arts Medicine Associations Southeast Regional Conference and The Third USF-PAMA-The Music Gallery Piano Pedagogy Symposium present The USF-PAMA Festival 

Concert to be held on Saturday, June 2 at 7:30 PM in the USF Concert Hall. 



The Concert features the USF-PAMA Festival Orchestra comprised of Tampa Bay musicians under the baton of Maestro Mark Sforzini presenting works by Fréderic Chopin, W.A. Mozart, Dmitri 

Shostakovich, Drew Krause, and Baljinder Sekhon.  



The performers are Rob Baldrige (trumpet), Calvin Falwell (bass clarinet), Emily Lopez (soprano), Robert McCormick (drum set), Sang-Hie Lee (piano), Erol Ozsever (guitar), Kevin Robert Orr (piano), 

and Grigorios Zampara (piano).  The program will finish with a dance piece choregraphed by Dr. Merry Lynn Morris on saxophone-piano duo piece by Baljidner Sekhon and recorded by Jeff Heisler 

(saxophone) and I-Chen (piano).