Jed Smart, Chairman Tri-M
Tri-M Advisors – Please Read!
Hello, I hope this finds you refreshed from an enjoyable holiday break and a wonderful AMEA conference! It was great to see so many of you in Tuscaloosa and hear about the wonderful things you are doing with your chapters. I’m also pleased to announce that Alabama chartered 8 new chapters of the Tri-M International Music Honor Society for the 2007- 2008 school year!
While I do receive contact information for each chapter in the state from MENC, it has become increasingly dated
and a more effective source for communication is needed. I would like to ask all Tri-M advisors to please e-mail me your correct contact information so that we may establish a directory to use within the state. My e-mail address is
smart.jed@
lee.k12.al.us.
For those of you planning on attending the 2008 MENC Music Student Leadership Conference in Milwaukee, Wis- consin, remember the deadline for pre-registration is February 12th
! This is a wonderful opportunity for you and your stu-
dents to have first-class interaction with other outstanding music students from across the United States and to hear wonderful speakers such as Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser, Milt Allen and The Soprano’s own Steven Van Zandt! If you would like information on chartering a Tri-M chapter in your school, please do not hesitate to contact me. There are a wealth of resources, both at the state and national level, to aide you in this worthy endeavor. Remember, there are incredibly talented students in each of our organizations that deserve recognition for their excellence both in the class- room and on the stage. So lets get out there, get those chapters activated, and lead the charge for excellence in music edu- cation!
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