Samantha holds a Bachelor's Degree in Music Education from Houston Christian University. She has been in performances with the Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Houston in the chorus of The Yeomen of the Guard (2008) and The Pirates of Penzance (2009). Samantha was also part of the Classical Music Festival in 2011, where she performed classical choral works in Eisenstadt, Austria and the surrounding areas. She has competed in Houston NATS, and has been a part of TMEA auditions since she was in middle school. By having the opportunity to sing in choirs from a young age, she sees the arts as a way to express oneself and to appreciate the path of self-growth through music.

She believes spreading the joy of music-making encourages ways of communicating and connecting with others that is at the core of who we are. In addition to teaching students at St. Andrew's SOFA, she teaches the Musikgarten method at The Music Garden, the ABRSM and RCM curriculums at Sugar Land Music School, and privately in her home studio. Samantha is happy to encourage, teach, and guide her students throughout their musical journeys so that they become confident and lifelong learners of music and the arts.