Dr. Duane Chun

Duane Chun, Band Director of Buena High School in Sierra Vista Arizona, has been using Music Travel & Tours with his band for the past ten years.Chun says, "The thing that impressed me the most is Music Travel & Tour's ability to address the unexpected."

Duane Chun, Assistant Manager chund@buenapac.com

Dr. Duane Chun, Director. Duane Chun is beginning his 17th year as a band director for the Sierra Vista Public Schools, presently teaching at Buena High School (BHS) and working as Assistant Manager for the Buena Performing Arts Center. He is a 1981 graduate of BHS ( a product of the Buena Bands) and an alumnus of Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Music Education (1985).
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Dr. Chun holds a Master of Arts in Education, Administration and Supervision (1995) as well as an Educational Doctorate in Educational Leadership from the University of Phoenix (2008). His professional affiliations include membership in the Music Educators National Conference, Arizona Band and Orchestra Directors Association, International Jazz Educators, as well as lifetime membership to Kappa Kappa Psi and Modern Music Masters.

Prior to coming to teach at Buena, Dr. Chun was a high school band director for 7 years on the East Coast.
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When presented with the opportunity to take over the assistant directorship of the bands program alongside Dr. Chun, he immediately took the position. He is very grateful and fortunate to continue to work with the program in this new expanded capacity.

Director: Mr. Duane Chun

If you have any questions about the Tax Credit program, please contact Mr. Duane Chun.

Duane Chun, Assistant Manager

Duane Chun, Band Director Buena High School

Duane Chun, who taught first aid, said he did it both for himself and his students.

Chun, the band director for Buena High School in Sierra Vista, travels more than 75 miles to Tucson three times a month to volunteer.

"It just helps with a nightmare I have that we're in some horrible bus crash.This is my way of reassuring myself," Chun said.

The Red Cross' White credited the modest $10 fee for the high turnout.Such classes usually cost more than twice as much, he said.

In addition to the Red Cross, which spent $25,000 and one year coordinating the event, the Community Partnership of Southern Arizona, Carondelet Health Network, Casino Del Sol, Medtronic Physio-Control, and the Pascua Yaqui Tribe also contributed.