UWGB - National Association for Music Educators

10/27/2020

Good morning everyone! In case you are unaware, WMEA Convention is still being held virtually this year. All of the sessions are either recorded or through Zoom, and they have lots of resources on how to run virtual music classrooms. If you would like to access the sessions still, it is not too late to join. The fee is only $40 with a current CNAfME membership. We highly encourage you to check this out. To access the conference sessions, networking, and a few good deals on music products, click the following link and it will guide you through the rest. Hope you are all staying well!

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03/26/2019

03/26/2019

The Music Department T-shirt fundraiser has officially started. Orders are due by April 9th! Order a shirt for you and your family members! Here is the link: https://www.customink.com/fundraising/uwgb-music-apparel?ref=copy-link_social_desktop-campaign-page-share-top-v3&utm_campaign=desktop-campaign-page-share-top-v3&utm_content=uwgb-music-apparel&utm_medium=social&utm_source=copy-link&side=front&type=1&zoom=false

10/24/2018

Take advantage if you’re down there in time and want to see some free, great music!!

09/12/2018

This is just a friendly reminder that we have a meeting tonight at 6 pm! We will be talking about what CNAfME is and upcoming events this semester, including the annual conference at the end of October. If you attended last night’s meeting you do NOT need to come tonight. If you are not able to attend either meeting, but are still interested in participating in all of our events this year, please let us know by either sending us a message or sending an email to [email protected]. Thanks!

07/27/2018

Are you still in the area this summer?
Take a minute to check out this line up of awesome events going on for music educators at the Mile of Music in Appleton next week!!

Planning your Mile of Music experience? Join the Music Education Team for one (or more!) of 50+ events and BE the music!

06/30/2018

This week our state and collegiate representatives have been in Washington DC learning how to advocate for Music education. They spent hours in meetings learning more about advocacy and participated in Hill Day by talking to their state congressmen on the Hill.

One of UWGB’s own, Paige Owen, was fortunate enough to represent the state, as well as our university. Take a look at the pictures to see what we have been doing all week!

03/02/2018

On Friday 3/2, there will be a presenter in Fort Howard Hall at 10 AM. Her name is Jessica Johnson and she is a professor of piano pedegogy at UW Madison. The talk is titled, "The Art of Listening with Depth, Understanding, Flow, and Imagery.

02/16/2018

The registration deadline is one month from today, March 16th!!

"Mark your calendar! The NAfME Collegiate State Steering Committee invites collegiate members from all over Wisconsin to the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater campus to take part in the Wisconsin Collegiate Music Summit on April 6-7th, 2018. Sessions are tailored to collegiate member-specific interests, including mental health, advocacy, and teaching philosophy. An ice cream social will take place on April 6th, and the conference sessions will take place on April 7th. For more information and registration, click on the link below!"

If you are interested and looking for more information than the link itself provides, do not hesitate to ask!

April 6-7th, 2018 Greenhill Center of the Arts 950 W. Main St. Whitewater, WI Questions? Contact us at: [email protected] or [email protected]

02/15/2018

Here’s a fun end of the week challenge. Can you complete it without error?

02/08/2018

At our first official meeting of the year, members discussed ideas for the coming semester and following year. We also updated our bulliten board, now on display in the Studio Arts Lounge. Members were asked to write there favorite quotes and answer the question, why did you chose music as a career?