If that's your question (Or at least similar!), then here's a list of answers by the year.
Under June Yoon I learned to let loose and use more of my uniqueness and creativity to bring the projects I'm in even more life than before.
I learned ways to connect with new clients and build my business to greater heights with John Wang's teachings.
Elley Ray took me on an adventure within the depths of my creativity, and taught me ways to embrace my uniqueness and utilize it in my work, to create wilder and wonderous characters.
I took VA 201 and VA 301 under Deb Munro and Brendan Hunter respectively. These were the last two of Closing Credits' trilogy course for new VAs.
I learned the essentials of audio engineering from Tony Wijs.
I was taught the ins and outs of ADR by Kiba Walker.
I discovered the wonderful world of audiobook narration from Chris Boucher, the big boss of Actors Everywhere, who taught me all I needed to know to start on my own.
I learned basic business etiquette from Lau Lapides (Of Lau Lapides Company!), helping me to better interact with my clients and understand their needs.
I took VA 101 under John Wang, the first of three of Closing Credits' voice acting courses to help new VA's learn the ins and outs.
Gem of a Voice