Tiffany Haigler
Position: President
Hometown: Orangeburg, SC (better known as Metropolis)
Voice Part: Alto, Bass
Join Date: December 2009
Musical Experience: Singing in church all her life. Lol! She's also been in two fabulous a cappella groups—Duke’s Rhythm & Blue and UVA’s Sil’hooettes. She also calls herself an alum of Duke Chorale and Duke’s United in Praise. Plus, she sings in the car all of the time so that should definitely count.
On Her iPod: Any and everything. She doesn’t care about iPhones and expensive Macs. The iPod is the best thing Steve Jobs (or at least Jobs’ minions) ever did.
Other Interests: Television; movies; pop culture. Tiffany should quit her job and just produce television. She thinks the world should be one big musical theater dance number. The flash mob is a beautiful thing. Tiffany also has a bad habit of wanting to talk about politics at the dinner table.
Fun Fact: When Tiffany was kid she had pneumonia so for a little while, she was a kid in a bubble. Maybe that’s where the desire to sing in the car so often comes from.
Photography by: Erika Cogliani
Hometown: Orangeburg, SC (better known as Metropolis)
Voice Part: Alto, Bass
Join Date: December 2009
Musical Experience: Singing in church all her life. Lol! She's also been in two fabulous a cappella groups—Duke’s Rhythm & Blue and UVA’s Sil’hooettes. She also calls herself an alum of Duke Chorale and Duke’s United in Praise. Plus, she sings in the car all of the time so that should definitely count.
On Her iPod: Any and everything. She doesn’t care about iPhones and expensive Macs. The iPod is the best thing Steve Jobs (or at least Jobs’ minions) ever did.
Other Interests: Television; movies; pop culture. Tiffany should quit her job and just produce television. She thinks the world should be one big musical theater dance number. The flash mob is a beautiful thing. Tiffany also has a bad habit of wanting to talk about politics at the dinner table.
Fun Fact: When Tiffany was kid she had pneumonia so for a little while, she was a kid in a bubble. Maybe that’s where the desire to sing in the car so often comes from.
Photography by: Erika Cogliani
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