07/21/2026
The FSU Summer Music Camps t-shirt fundraiser is our biggest fundraiser of the year. It helps the chapter pay for various things throughout the year including sending chapter members to professional development conferences. Thank you to our chapter members who were able and willing to volunteer their time this summer!
Special thanks to Nathan Edwards for spearheading the fundraiser this summer. Nathan served as T-Shirt Manager and sold shirts all four weeks of camps. We appreciate your dedication and leadership!
06/24/2026
Day 2 of the NAfME Collegiate Leadership Advocacy Summit is under wraps! Today's sessions included leadership training, division collaboration, and networking with state and division leadership. Tomorrow marks this year's during which our collegiates will join hundreds of music educators on Capitol Hill to advocate for music education at the federal level.
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06/23/2026
This week, more than 200 collegiates, educators, and arts advocates will gather at the U.S. Capitol to call for positive change and protection for music students and programs across the nation.
As we join forces to advocate for accessibility in arts education, we ask for YOUR support in communicating the value of music in our schools to our legislators. If music education has made an impact in your life (or that of a friend or loved one), please use the link below to share your story and make your ask:
bit.ly/nafme-hill-day-2026
05/07/2026
VOLUNTEERS WANTED!!! NAfME Collegiate at FSU is looking for volunteers to help sell t-shirts during summer music camps. Scan the QR code to sign up! Volunteers will be sent more details after signing up. Email [email protected] with any questions or concerns.
04/06/2026
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! Ms. Annie Ray is no longer able to attend our April GBM. However, WE ARE STILL MEETING. On Tuesday, April 7th at 7:30pm in KMU 340, we are hosting an ice cream social alongside an informal Q&A session with current interns and first-year teachers in the field to gain knowledge on their experiences thus far. Despite being a social event, this STILL COUNTS as a regular meeting. We’d love to see everyone there! nafme Florida NAfME Collegiate NAfME Collegiate Official FMEA