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Those music teachers who have served as field experience or student teaching cooperating teachers give a great gift to university programs and the next gen- eration of music teachers. Your level of experience, dedication, mentorship and pride is an essential element for young educators to see and absorb. You become
the rays of sun that will push young sprouts to bud forth into a beautiful, new generation of music teachers.
Some ideas that music teachers can use to help potential teachers enter and negotiate a music education program with greater success:
1. Strong basic skills in reading, math and writing at the entry to university can mean an opportunity to bypass courses.
2. Mentor a potential candidate in music theory and piano skills.
3. Ask yourself if the student has the ‘heart’ of a teacher?
4. Encourage your student to get back- ground and experience with children.
Sheila Feay-Shaw is associate professor of music education at UW-Milwaukee. Email:
feayshaw@uwm.edu
Wisconsin Music Educators Association Executive Board 2013–14
President Leyla Sanyer
Oregon High School
les@oregonsd.net
President-Elect Jim Scheuer
jimscheuer@charter.net
Past-President Richard Tengowski Kohler High School
tengowskir@kohler.k12.wi.us
Vice-President NW District Connie Root
Hudson Middle School
rootca@hudson.k12.wi.us
Vice-President NC District Dennis Webb Edgar High School
dennisw@edgar.k12.wi.us
Vice-President NE District Matt McVeigh
Fond du Lac High School
mcveighm@fonddulac.k12.wi.us
Vice-President SW District Elissa Kinstler Bangor High School
elinstler@bangorsd.net
Vice-President SC District Patty Schlafer
Mount Horeb Middle School
schlaferpatty@mhasd.k12.wi.us
Vice-President SE District Cheryl Miracle
Forest Park Middle School
cheryl.miracle@franklin.k12.wi.us
WMEA State Chairs
Administration Bob Berndt Beecher-Dunbar-Pembine Schools
bberndt@pembine.k12.wi.us
Adult Education in Music Tom Heninger
heningert@charter.net
Band Pat Pollock
Chequamegon High School
ppollock@csdk12.net
Choral Lynn Seidl Luxemburg Casco Middle School
lseidl@luxcasco.k12.wi.us
College & University Kenneth Liske UW-Oshkosh
liske@uwosh.edu
Composition & Improvisation Matt Turner
Lawrence University
matthew.l.turner@lawrence.edu
NAfME Collegiate Advisor Sheila Feay-Shaw UW-Milwaukee
feayshaw@uwm.edu
NAfME Collegiate Representative Kajsa Schneider Lawrence University
kajsa.s.schneider@
lawrence.edu
CMP Margaret Jenks Van Hise Elementary School
mjenks@tds.net
Early Childhood Education Alena Holmes UW-Whitewater
holmesa@uww.edu
General Music Renee Hanson Barneveld Public Schools
rhanson@barneveld.k12.wi.us
Government Relations Julie Brown
Madison Middle School
brownjulie@aasd.k12.wi.us
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Historian & Retired Members Linda Meier
lmeier@wsmamusic.org
Jazz Education Chris Behrens Beloit Memorial High School
cbehrens@sdb.k12.wi.us
Listening Project Peggy Krasin, Co-Chair Westside Elementary
peggykrasin@comcast.net
Aimee Swanson, Co-Chair Lake Geneva Middle School
aimee.swanson@badger.k12.wi.us
PI34 Licensing & Mentoring Project Mary Anne Zupan, Co-Chair Wales Elementary School
zupanm@kwsp.edu
Glenn Hayes, Co-Chair UW-Whitewater
hayesg@uww.edu
Music In Our Schools Month Linda Meier
lmeier@wsmamusic.org
Orchestra Molly Nordin
Chippewa Falls High School
nordinmm@chipfalls.k12.wi.us
Research Lois Veenhoven-Guderian UW-Superior
lguderia@uwsuper.edu
Technology Mike Fedyszyn Sabish Middle School
fedyszynm@fonddulac.k12.wi.us
Tri-M Music Honor Society Kate Mitchell
Pewaukee High School
mitckat@pewaukeeschools.org
WI Advocates for Music Education Jim Scheuer
jimscheuer@charter.net
State Fine Arts & Creativity Consultant Julie Palkowski
WI Dept. of Public Instruction
julie.palkowski@
dpi.wi.gov
Executive Director Tim Schaid Wisconsin Center for Music Education
schaidt@wsmamusic.org
Membership Coordinator Kati Seiter Washington Jr. High School
seiterk@mpsd.k12.wi.us
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