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National Leadership positions available in ACDA

February 19, 2010 by philip copeland 4 Comments


leadership.jpgIt is a great time to get involved with ACDA if you think you are up to the job!
 
I’ve found my involvement with the national office a true highlight in my career.  It is very rewarding and you have a tremendous opportunity to make a difference through your work.  I encourage you to apply if you want to make an impact on our vocation – but don’t do it if you only want something for your resume.  The organization needs people who have a vision to accomplish something and a determination to get it done.
 
Opportunities exist on the Choral Journal editorial board as well as the National Repertoire & Standards Committee.  In the past, the editorial board has been a place that various ACDA leaders first started working on a national level, and went on to chair committees and serve in other strong leadership positions.
 
From the ACDA website:
 
The American Choral Directors Association is now accepting applications for positions on the Choral Journal Editorial Board as well as for chairs on the National Repertoire & Standards Committee. Both areas are part of ACDA’s six standing committee structure, and represent excellent national leadership opportunities for interested and qualified members.

Choral Journal, ACDA’s professional monthly publication, is accepting applications for editors of the Choral Reviews standing column, and the Sound Recordings standing column. Applications should be emailed to Choral Journal editor, Dr. Carroll Gonzo, at , on or before April 15, 2010. Selected candidates will begin their duties June 1, 2010 (see below for materials to include in the electronic application submission).

The National Repertoire & Standards Committee is accepting applications for the positions of Male Choirs chair, Women’s Choirs Chair, and Show Choirs chair, and Youth and Student Activities chair. Interested applicants should email a resume and short vision statement for the position to Nancy Cox, National Repertoire & Standards Chair, at , on or before April 1, 2010 (see http://acda.org/repertoire for additional information).

Applications for the Choral Journal Editorial Board positions should be submitted electronically to Dr. Carroll Gonzo.  Get more details here.


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