Acclaimed for her musical poetry and technical brilliance, Angelin Chang is the first American woman and the first of Asian heritage to win the GRAMMY Award as a classical pianist. Recognized in the Women of Hopkins exhibit, which honors female trailblazers who have made a mark on society during or after their time at Johns Hopkins University, Dr. Angelin Chang is Professor of Music and Law at Cleveland State University, where she is Coordinator of Keyboard Studies, Coordinator of Chamber Music, and Advisor to the Entertainment and Sports Law Association. As a leader in the music industry, she has been selected into Nashville’s prestigious Leadership Music. Through specialized performance-related injury prevention and alleviation techniques, Dr. Chang helps pianists develop virtuosity while liberating them from fatigue, pain and injury. She has performed worldwide from major concert stages to stadiums from New York to Nepal before royalty and the UN Secretary General for UN75 and World AIDS Day and the United Nations Women’s Organization.