There comes a time at the end of the year when there’s a month left and your choir has very little left to accomplish. In this week’s Technique Tuesday, Ryan Guth will go over some ideas of how to spend your time to enhance your program and add some fun to the end of the school […]
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What to do when you have a month of choir left and no mission, with Ryan Guth
Innovation Sometimes Means Taking a Risk
Most mature individuals have a built-in radar when it comes to taking on risk. That radar seems to become more and more highly tuned the older we get. The problem is this: when it comes to playing it safe, we may think we know more than we really do about safe behavior, since uncertainty faces […]
5 considerations for writing a bio people actually care about, with Stevie Berryman
This is a podcast episode – LISTEN HERE Choir Nation, you have an assignment. Write, or rewrite your bio. Share it in a post in the Choir Nation Facebook group (www.facebook.com/groups/choirnation/). Even if you can’t think of any need to have a bio, this is a great exercise for self-reflection and personal development. The goal of […]
Financial Sustainability and ACDA
As the American Choral Directors Association continues to undertake a comprehensive study of our overall financial architecture, we face the ever-present issue of ongoing financial sustainability, and this has led us to the need for a dues increase. ACDA’s capable and trusted financial advisors have made the strong case for a dues increase, and our […]
ACDA DIVERSITY INITIATIVES COMMITTEE MEMBERS WANTED
ACDA is looking for 3-4 committee members to serve along with chair, Eugene Rogers, on the Diversity Initiatives National Standing Committee. All interested individuals are invited to submit a letter of interest that includes a personal description of what diversity means for our organization by June 15 to Eugene Rogers () . ACDA’s commitment to […]