AMEA CALL FOR SESSIONS
RenaissanceMontgomery Hotel and Convention Center
2015 In-Service Conference January 22-24
Name ____________________________________________________________________________________ Address _________________________________ City ____________________State ______Zip ___________ Phone __________________________________ Email_____________________________________________ Proposed Session Title _______________________________________________________________________
Session Description _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________ Division (please check all that apply): _____Band
_____Collegiate Conditions:
qSession proposals must be submitted by the individual who will be presenting the session as the primary clinician.
q All Alabama clinicians who are music educators must be members of NAfME/AMEA and must register for the conference in order to present a session.
qAMEA does not pay honoraria or expenses to its members.
q Individual requests for particular times cannot be granted. Submission of a proposal assumes acceptance of the scheduled times.
q If a session is accepted, the primary clinician will be responsible for informing all other participants of all the specifics relating to the session.
Please attach a black and white photograph and clinician biography (100 words or less), Submit to:
Garry Taylor AMEA
Deadline: June 1, 2014 40
1600 Manor Drive NE Cullman, AL 35055
February/March 2014 _____Elem/Gen _____HED _____Orchestra _____Vocal
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