Meredith College ACDA

03/05/2021

Happy Friday! :)

Three cheers for music teachers! 🎵🎶
Sing-alongs, early exposure to musical instruments, and opportunities for all students to perform in front of family and friends - your work is so important!

01/29/2021

It’s almost time for the National ACDA Conference!! Even though the format of the event is a little different this year, there are so many things happening that you don’t want to miss! To register please visit acda.org! For more information contact Ingrid Santiago or Dr. Shannon Gravelle !

09/07/2020

Join us tomorrow afternoon for a conversation about diversity and allyship with ACDA tomorrow afternoon at 2pm!

08/28/2020

Here’s the link to the email list google form:

08/28/2020

THANK YOU to those who came out to our first meeting on such short notice! We hope to see more of you in the future. To get the notes from today’s meeting and be on the email list for future meetings, please fill out the google form in our bio.

08/28/2020

TOMORROW 8/28 10:00AM is our first chapter meeting of the year!! Introductions and intro to what our September theme will be! Zoom link will be posted in our bio!

08/12/2020

We can’t wait for a regional conference in our hometown!!

08/10/2020

OFFICER SPOTLIGHT: meet our president (me), Ingrid Santiago!

Hi everyone! My name is Ingrid Santiago and I am overjoyed to be the president of ACDA for this school year! I am a member of the class of 2022 (it’s ONYX year!) majoring in music education with choral focus. My goal is to teach high school choir. A fun fact about me is that I’m ambidextrous (both left and right dominant) and some of my favorite things include iced coffee, the tv show Survivor, and the color yellow! I can’t wait to work with this team this year and help our program learn and grow!

08/08/2020

OFFICER SPOTLIGHT: meet our Vice President Olivia Vestal!

“My name is Olivia Vestal, I am a Senior Music Education Major with a focus in Choral Music. I grew up right outside of Raleigh and have always enjoyed music. I started studying piano and got involved in choir in Middle School. My choir teacher and specifically the choir accompanist was extremely influential in my life and gave me a lot of opportunities to grow musically and through leadership skills. By working with the younger choir I realized that I wanted to work with music for my entire life and specifically teaching music. I hope to teach music at any level for a few years before continuing my education and getting my Doctorate in Musicology.”

We are so excited to have Olivia on our team this semester and will be sad when she has to leave us in the spring to student teach!