Music faculty
Email: kenr@hesston.edu
Phone: 620-327-8145
Office Location: Northlawn
Affiliated Departments
Educational Background
A.A., Hesston College, 1985
B.A., Goshen (Ind.) College, 1988
M.A., University of Kansas (Lawrence), 1998
B.A., Goshen (Ind.) College, 1988
M.A., University of Kansas (Lawrence), 1998
Courses Taught
Private Piano
Private Organ
Class Piano
Music Appreciation
Church Music
Private Organ
Class Piano
Music Appreciation
Church Music
In Addition …
Ken Rodgers has been on the faculty of Hesston College since 1988. He teaches piano, organ, Introduction to Fine Arts: Music, and accompanies in the choral program. He is also involved with the College Orientation and Success course.
A native of central Kansas, Ken graduated from Hesston College in 1985, Goshen (Ind.) College in 1987, and the University of Kansas (Lawrence) with a master's degree in church music in 1998. Since completing his master's degree, Ken has done work toward a Ph.D. in church music.
As an organist, Ken has accompanied Hesston College's choirs on several of their tours of Europe. He has also given recitals in Germany and throughout the United States. During the summer of 1997, Ken was the organist for the University of Kansas Chamber Choir tour of England under the direction of Simon Carrington. In this capacity, Ken played services in Salisbury Cathedral, St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle, and Canterbury Cathedral.
Ken is also a founding member of the Sunflower Trio along with Hesston College faculty member Matthew Schloneger (tenor) and his wife Rebecca (Violin).
A native of central Kansas, Ken graduated from Hesston College in 1985, Goshen (Ind.) College in 1987, and the University of Kansas (Lawrence) with a master's degree in church music in 1998. Since completing his master's degree, Ken has done work toward a Ph.D. in church music.
As an organist, Ken has accompanied Hesston College's choirs on several of their tours of Europe. He has also given recitals in Germany and throughout the United States. During the summer of 1997, Ken was the organist for the University of Kansas Chamber Choir tour of England under the direction of Simon Carrington. In this capacity, Ken played services in Salisbury Cathedral, St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle, and Canterbury Cathedral.
Ken is also a founding member of the Sunflower Trio along with Hesston College faculty member Matthew Schloneger (tenor) and his wife Rebecca (Violin).