President-Elect Apprentice Call for Applications

by the SWEA Presidential Team

January 2023

Hey SongWorks Educators!

Are you passionate about our work and interested in taking on a collaborative leadership role?

The SWEA Presidential Team is looking for applicants to join the team as President-Elect Apprentice in Spring 2023.

As a Presidential Team member, you’ll be involved in official business including conference planning, board meetings, member outreach, and shaping new initiatives. In this role, you will be mentored and supported through four years of service. 

If you’re interested in applying, submit your application here. We hope that you will consider supporting our organization by being a part of this leadership team. We look forward to hearing from you!

Sincerely,
The 2022-23 Presidential Team
Aimee Newman, Immediate Past-President
Nan Fitzpatrick, President
Jake Harkins, President-Elect
Rachel Gunderson, President-Elect Apprentice

More from this Newsletter:

From the President
Reflections on SongWorks Teaching
2023 Emerging Pioneers
2023 Conference Visiting Scholar
Recent and Upcoming SongWorks Presentations
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