Jocelyn Crosby is a flute soloist and freelance artist in the Lancaster region. She is the flute professor at Lancaster Bible College and teaches out of her home in Lancaster. Most notably, Ms. Crosby took home 3rd prize at the National Flute Association's Alto Flute Artist Competition in 2022 in Chicago and was a finalist for the NFA’s Low Flute Artist Competition in 2025. She has also been selected as a performer for the International Low Flutes Festival in 2024. Her newest venture is as a founding member of the Pennsylvania Chamber Artists, a musician collective that promotes chamber music. She presents at numerous flute festivals and judges flute and concerto competitions in the tri-state area.

Ms. Crosby holds a Bachelor of Music in Flute Performance and Music Education degree from Temple University, where she later earned a Master of Music degree in Music History. She additionally holds a Master of Science degree in Education from the University of Wisconsin. Ms. Crosby enjoys living in Lancaster with her husband and two cats and is a member of St. Stephen Reformed Church in New Holland.