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Music therapist to perform at OPAC meeting Dec. 14

December 03, 2006

Janene Farley, a board-certified music therapist who graduated with honors from Utah State University in music therapy, will present the December OPAC brown bag luncheon Thursday, Dec. 14, at noon in 3224 WSC.

An independent contractor with assisted living centers in Salt Lake and Utah counties and a member of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Farley will bring her tone chimes for group participation. She will address what music contributes to the joy of life’s journey.

All BYU office professionals are welcome to attend.

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