The 138th Michigan Music Teachers Association Annual Conference

Conference Proposal

MMTA welcomes proposal submissions from individuals and groups of diverse backgrounds, abilities,
and education to provide a broad spectrum of ideas for program consideration.

  • Membership in MMTA is not a requirement to submit a proposal or present a session.
     Conference sessions are generally 50 minutes in length inclusive of introductory / closing
    remarks and Q & A.
  • Additional consideration will be given to accelerated 20-minute sessions.
  • Proposals from the following categories will be considered:
    o Artistry/Pedagogy/Technique
    o Collaborative/Chamber Ensemble/Performing Arts
    o Composition/Literature
    o Diversity/Equity/Inclusion
    o Entrepreneurship/Marketing/Studio Management/Young Professionals
    o Leadership Education/Local Associations/Membership
    o Musician Wellness/Music Therapy/Performance Anxiety/Injury Prevention
    o Recital Performance
    o Technology/Recording/Studio Equipment
    o Other related topics of interest.
  • Proposals should not be commercial in nature.
  • Presentation styles are included in the proposal application.
  • Proposals are received via the online link with a completed application submitted including
    .docx and .jpg as required.
  • Presenter photos should not be part of the resume. Photos are uploaded separately.
  •  Resumes/biographical or curriculum vitae should include presentation experience.
  • All selected presenters are required to register for the conference; however, presenters may
    receive an honorarium and/or travel stipend, waived or reduced registration, etc.

All uploaded information labeled by last name_first name_resume.docx or last name_first
name_photo.jpeg or other image files.

An e-mail confirmation will be sent upon submission of a proposal with invitations sent by June 20.
For additional information, please contact MMTA Vice President / Conference Chair, Laurie M Marshall
via online form below.

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Laurie M. Marshall, MMTA Vice President / Conference Chair