Wisconsin State Music Conference


Lifelong Engagement in Music


Creating Musical Opportunities for All Ages Kris Tjornehoj, Hudson


Exploring Improvisation Through Circle Singing David Potter, Superior


Retention Beyond: Encouraging Lifelong Engagement Kris Tjornehoj, Hudson; Steve Kurr, Middleton; Deborah Fristad, River Falls


Mentoring


ECMTC Project Networking Session Laura Dunbar, Eau Claire


Self-Care for the Stressed-Out Music Educator Katherine Prihoda, Tomah


NAfME Collegiate Everyone Loves a Good Story Chris Gleason, Sun Prairie


Fund Your Teacher Dreams Amelia Armstrong, Platteville


Mental Health Advocacy for the Young Music Educator Brenna Ohrmundt, Alma Center


Music in Rural Schools Robert Knox, Florence; Brianne Knox, Florence


NAfME Collegiate Networking Session Sharri VanAlstine, Whitewater


Say What You Mean - Mean What You Say Devin Otto, Oshkosh


Orchestra


Incorporating Creativity Into the Instrumental Music Classroom Kristen Flak, Middleton


Orchestra Networking Session Elisabeth Deussen, Whitewater


Outside the Comfort Zone: Tips For Band Specialists in Orchestra Amber Peterson, Derby, KS


Social Emotional Learning and Mindfulness With Music in Your Classroom Mary Pat Michels, West Allis-West Milwaukee; Ryan Hammernik, West Allis-West Milwaukee


String Technique - Everyone All Together Anna Cromwell, Plover


Teaching Strings in Today’s Classroom Rebecca MacLeod, Jamestown, NC WSMA Middle Level State Honors Orchestra Conductor


WIASTA Reading Workshop Mary Pat Michels, West Allis-West Milwaukee; John Mesoloras, Fitchburg


Technology


Holy Sheet! Using Google Forms and Sheets to Automate Assessments Michael Schnell, Oostburg; Siera Williams, Oostburg


I Need to Do What? Tech Skills You Never Knew You’d Need in Music Mike Fedyszyn, North Fond du Lac; Kevin Peterson, Durand


Modern Band + Adaptive Learning + Teacher Tools Dan Mascola, Salem, MA


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