Alicia Romero-Sardiñas

Dr. Alicia Romero-Sardiñas is a dedicated and accomplished educator, currently serving as an adjunct professor of Music Education at Florida International University. As a first-generation American with roots in Cuban immigrant heritage, Dr. Romero-Sardiñas brings a unique perspective to her role. Her academic journey includes earning degrees in Music Education from Florida International University (B.S.), Florida State University (M.M.Ed), and a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction from Florida International University.

With over two decades of experience in public school teaching, Dr. Romero-Sardiñas has demonstrated a passion for enriching the educational experience through her commitment to culturally responsive pedagogy, constructivism, music literacy, teacher empowerment, mentoring, and community music. Her expertise extends to presenting research at prestigious conferences such as the Florida Music Education Association (FMEA) and the College Music Society International Conference.

Dr. Romero-Sardiñas serves as a valuable board member of the Florida Vocal Association, where she has successfully spearheaded programs aimed at nurturing and promoting student composers. Her reputation as a sought-after adjudicator for events across the state reflects her standing in the music education community. Furthermore, she is recognized as an esteemed clinician, contributing significantly to honor choirs statewide.

Beyond her academic and research pursuits, Dr. Romero-Sardiñas plays a pivotal role in rebuilding the children's choir program at the Coral Gables Congregational United Church of Christ. Her transformative work underscores her commitment to providing music for people of all ages and creating a vibrant musical community.

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