Tammara K. Phillips

Dr. Tammara K. Phillips is Visiting Assistant Professor of Flute at Stetson University in DeLand, Florida, where she combines her passion for performance, teaching, and mentorship. A proud Stetson alumna, she earned her Bachelor of Music from Stetson University, Master of Music from James Madison University, and Doctor of Music from Florida State University.
Before returning to Stetson, she served on the faculties of colleges and universities throughout Florida and Illinois.

An active performer and educator, Dr. Phillips has a particular passion for historical performance and the baroque flute. Her performance accomplishments include third place in the 2009 National Flute Association Baroque Flute Artist Competition, and selection as a performer in the 2017 NFA Baroque Flute Masterclass Competition. She also received recognition as a winner in
the 2020 and the 2026 NFA Convention Performers Competition, performing premieres of newly published works at the convention..

Dr. Phillips is deeply involved in the flute community beyond her university studio. She has served in numerous leadership roles with the Florida Flute Association, including President and Chairman of the Board, and currently coordinates the National Flute Association’s Flute Choir Call for Scores Competition.

A dedicated advocate for young musicians, Dr. Phillips regularly adjudicates Florida Bandmasters Association events, including All-State and All-County auditions and Solo & Ensemble Festival. She also maintains an active performing career as substitute flute and piccolo musician with the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra.

For Dr. Phillips, teaching and performing go hand in hand: her goal is to help students become confident, thoughtful, and expressive musicians while encouraging them to discover their own unique voices.