NYSSMA 2015 HOW TO
NYSSMA 2015 PROFESSIONAL

She is always looking to better herself, and learn (and perfect) the latest skills and marketing strategies.вЂ¦She has had a profound impact on another organization we share a passion for.

NYSSMA 2015 HOW TO

Post navigation в†ђ How to Get Rid of Earworms Jeff Grogan, 2017 MFA Honor Orchestra of America conductor в†’ This entry was posted in advocacy, arts advocacy, burnout, careers, fundraising, marketingmusiceducation, music education, podcasts, promotingyourmusicprogram, volunteering and tagged advocacy, advocate for music education, arts, band, band geek, band nerd, burnout, community, community outreach, education, educator, fundraising, JDM & Associates, John Gallagher, marching band, marketing music education, mused, music, music ed, music education, Music for All, Music for All National Festival, music student, music teacher, musiced, NAFME, National Association for Music Education, New York State School Music Association, NYSSMA, podcast, promoting your music program, public relations on Maby Kathleen Heuer. Gallagher lives in Middle Island, NY with his wife, Danielle, and their children Amanda, Thomas, and Michael. in Educational Administration from Dowling College.Дr. Post College, an Advanced Graduate Certificate in School District Administration from the University at Stony Brook, and an Ed.D. John holds membership in the National Association for Music Education (NAfME), NYSSMA, NYSCAME, SCMEA and Suffolk-NYSCAME and is a NYSSMA All State Brass Adjudicator. A portion of his dissertation was published to create NYSSMAвЂ™s Advocacy manual. JohnвЂ™s doctoral research studied the role of music administrators and music educators as advocates for their school music programs. His writings on the topic have been published in NYSSMAвЂ™s Magazine, School Music News. John Gallagher created and has presented an arts advocacy clinic to various arts educators associations and educational institutions along the East Coast. He has held positions in the field of corporate and brand marketing, healthcare communications, and has handled public relations for various performing groups. They have received high ratings in concert performance and his marching band earned a 2002 State Championship.Д«efore turning to a career in music education, John was employed in the field of public relations and marketing communications. Bands under his direction have been featured in such venues as Walt Disney World, the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, the Empire State Plaza and Madison Square Garden. School music programs under his leadership have received the designation of being among the Best Communities for Music Education in America and have been named a Finalist in the GRAMMY Signature Schools program. In DecemberВ 2008, WLIW-TV, Long IslandвЂ™s local PBS station, aired a documentary on the program. Students are featured each month of the school year in Newsday and were first introduced in SeptemberВ 2007. Gallagher joined with leaders on the state and local levels to spearhead the creation of the Long Island Scholar Artist program, an initiative that provides media coverage to students in the five areas of the arts. He has also held positions in community and public relations for school districts handling all aspects of communication including news releases, district calendars, and newsletters.ДЄ dedicated advocate for arts education, Dr.

NYSSMA 2015 PROFESSIONAL

He has served the New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA) as State Chairperson for Public Relations and Information since 2000 the Suffolk County Music Educators Association (SCMEA) as Commercial Membership chairperson since 2014 and the Suffolk County Chapter of the New York State Council of Administrators of Music Education (NYSCAME) as director of professional development since 2015. Gallagher, Ed.D., is the Director of Fine Arts for the Longwood Central School District, a position he has held since 2006. Why Music? PSAs for Music in Our Schools Month from NAfME The one thing that John says will improve your music program.A few вЂњout-of-the-boxвЂќ fundraiser ideas.Great advice from a retired superintendent to battle burnout.The legality of using studentsвЂ™ images to promote your music program.Lessons from failed attempts to organize a booster group.How to get your music program covered by local news outlets.The importance of engaging your community.WhatвЂ™s the best way to advocate for your program?.What is a вЂњ Swiss CheeseвЂќ news release?.IвЂ™m so glad John was able to join me on the podcast! Here are a few of the topics we touch on in this episode: I clicked the link and found not only a treasure trove of templates for public relations-all tailored specifically for music education programs-but tumbled down a deep rabbit hole of online resources all designed to help you market music education right in your own community. They linked to something called a вЂњSwiss cheeseвЂќ press release. John Gallagher and NYSSMA on Twitter a couple of years ago.