Alexandria Holloway

Alexandria Jocelyn Holloway was an American music educator, choral director and academic administrator. She spent 35 years at Miami Dade College, arriving in 1976 as a piano and music instructor and rising through the music department chairmanship and deanships on three campuses to become the founding dean of the college's Honors College, which she built and launched in 2002. She also directed the college's JUBA Gospel Ensemble, whose gospel choir course was described as the first of its kind in Florida, served as a church minister of music, and was president of the National Black Music Caucus

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