NMEA Corporate Sponsor Projects
Nebraska Music Educators Association wants to say thank you to the Corporate Sponsors for their willingness to support staff development classes for music teachers across the state. How does your money impact Nebraska Music Teachers and Students?
- NMEA and ESU (Educational Service Units) work together to offer staff development sessions across Nebraska. Successful Nebraska music teachers serve as clinicians. Topics are developed by the individual sites. Costs are shared for these Sessions.
- ESU provides the organization of the Staff Development Day, facilities, mileage, lodging, meals.
- NMEA provides the active music teacher clinicians, a stipend to each clinician not to exceed $500 per Session. The NMEA Immediate Past-President selects the clinicians for the Clinic depending on location and topics requested.
- All day sessions are held, usually lasting 6-7 hours.
2006 NMEA/ESU Staff Development Sessions:
Scottsbfluff |
Spring |
with 35 participants |
Clinicians Teresa Rotert
and Bill Reichert |
|---|---|---|---|
Kearney |
Spring |
with 30 participants |
Clinicians Neal and Teresa
Schnoor |
Columbus |
Spring |
with 30 participants |
Clinicians Dick Marolf
and Linda Robison |
Nebraska City |
Spring |
with 25 participants |
Clinicians Carolyn Barber
and Susan Levine |
2005 NMEA/ESU Staff Development Sessions:
Omaha |
Spring |
with 65 participants |
Clinicians Linda Donohue and Joel Johnston |
|---|---|---|---|
Kearney |
Spring |
with 30 participants |
Clinicians Dick Marolf and Ann Bauer |
Nebraska City |
Spring |
with 25 participants |
Clinicians Doug Bush, Joan Reist and Shelly Smith |
Valentine |
Fall |
with 7 participants |
(100% of possible teachers) Clinician Stan Johnson |
