Kimberly Warrick is Associate Professor of Music, Director of Opera Theatre, and Coordinator of Vocal Students at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio where she teaches voice, vocal pedagogy, Italian and English Diction and directs the opera studies program. An active opera singer, recitalist and soloist, Dr. Warrick has performed leading roles with Dayton Opera, The Little Theater of the Rockies, The Los Angeles Music Theater Company and has been featured with the Monument Symphony Orchestra, Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra (Greeley, Colorado) and with numerous choral groups including The Longmont Chorale and The Wright State Combined Chorale Groups.

She holds a D.A. in Vocal Performance/Opera Direction and a Masters of Music in Vocal Performance from the University of Northern Colorado where she was a student of Dr. Carl Gerbrandt, and the Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from California State University, at Northridge where she studied with Elizabeth Parham and Curt Allen.

Dr. Warrick's professional memberships include the musical fraternity, Mu Phi, the Society of Pi Kappa Lambda and the National Association of Teachers of Singing, Buckeye Chapter.

Dr. Warrick resides in Miamisburg, Ohio with her son, Doug and her daughter, Jessica.