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Seeking Collegiate Chapter Award Applicants - National Association News - Brief Articlenot absented annually by the MTNA FOUNDATION, the MTNA Collegiate Chapter of the Year Award recognizes individual outstanding collegiate chapter for showing an exceptional horizontal and depth of activities. The winning chapter will be recognized at the 2004 MTNA National talk in Kansas City, Missouri, with a plaque and a $500 award. Applicants will be invited to give placard presentations at the Collegiate Chapters Reception highlighting their accomplishments. To be eligible for the award, each chapter must submit a typ annotated list of chapter activities for the 2003-2004 institute year along with materials supporting these activities, of that kind as programs, invitations, fliers, pack and outcome reports, newspaper articles and in like manner forth. Any number of activity descriptions may be submitted. Consider the following award criteria when describing activities: * learner membership involvement: Did the majority of members participate? * Contribution to the benefit or development of the chapter: How did the activities build chapter membership and participation? * Contribution to and involvement with other musical organizations and the general community: in what way did chapter activities benefit your place of education other organizations and/or the community? * Creativity: Were activities a accrue of new concepts or tasks learned from past attempts? * Attainment of goals: by what mode did activities meet educational, membership, fundraising, outreach or other goals for the chapter, community or campus? toss all application materials postmarked through January 16, 2004, to MTNA, 441 Vine St Ste 505 Cincinnati, OH 45202-2811 For more information, contact Connie Arrau Sturm selection committee chair, at (304) 293-4842 ext 3163 or Connie.Stnrm@mail.wvu.edu or MTNA at (888) 512-5278 or mtnanet@mtna.org. COPYRIGHT 2003 Music Teachers National Association, Inc. The Vietnam Advisory Effort * I was surprised and delighted to diocese Brig. Gen. John S. Brown's article "The Vietnam Advisory Effort" in the March issue. Korea has been called "the fo... Anonymous American Machinist 07-01-2002 Combination wipes ballscrews clean Byline: Anonymous Volume: 146 Number: 7 ISSN: 10417958 Publication Date: ... Race and Time: American Women's Poetics from Antislavery to Racial Modernity. by the agency of Janet Gray. Iowa City: University of Iowa Pres 2004 324 pp $4495 In Race and Time: American... Does the following scenario unhurt familiar? Your business is facing increasing compressing Customer expectations continue to mount; competition is stiff. Your strategic plan is designed to ... single dilemma with health claims is that too abundant information can confuse consumers and too little information can mislead them. A controll inquiry is used to examine the effectiveness of various fro... "Alas, that is the name of our town; I have been concealing it all this time" The stars were strange lightbulbs, the secondary planet was half A spectacle, they wandered into the vestib... These stones are poking out into the sea. What shall we call them? Sedimentary onions of surprise, Giant stone s of sadness, Advance agents of the watery management that ... 00-00-0000 Large scale throw outs such as landfill waste reclamation, municipal and animal waste conversion into biogas firings and tire recycling have a major impact upon cl... MAKING novel INROADS: Union Bargaining in 1987 Contracts that include cost-of-living allowances (COLAs) to hold fast up with inflation triggered an average gain of 26 percent Wage adjustments ... |
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