Camille Crossot

Camille Crossot (she/her/hers) is an experienced project manager, arts advocate, and trained singer with a wealth of expertise in the arts and culture and higher education sectors. Crossot brings to ACG a proven track record of success in managing multiple concurrent projects, performing strategic program assessments, and conducting research.

Crossot came to ACG upon completion of her tenure as Academic Program Coordinator at the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University. In this role, she managed and oversaw projects relating to academic policy, including strategic curricular adjustments and learning assessments. Crossot served as a resource, advocate, and advisor to students at all degree levels and managed academic orientation programming and on-boarding for new students. She also liaised with academic departments to encourage the development of educational and community-building opportunities on campus.

An active performer, Crossot has sung with ensembles in the greater Boston area, Baltimore, and Milwaukee. An avid proponent of new music, she was a Performer Fellow with the Gabriela Lena Frank Academy of Music and appeared in Here Be Sirens (Peitho) with IN Series. She also previously served in an administrative position at Florentine Opera Company.

Crossot holds a bachelor of arts degree in English from Harvard College and a master of music degree in vocal performance from the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University.