2025 OMEA PDC

THE 2025 OMEA PDC

February 6-8, 2025 Hun2ngton Conven2on Center of Cleveland and Downtown Marrio? and Hilton

Make your plans now to join us at the Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland, (HCCC), and Downtown Cleveland Marriott and Hilton hotels. Need help convincing your administrator to provide release time?

Download the updated “Letter to Administrators” which presents the conference through the lens of the “standards for the teaching profession”.

NEW for 2025: Extended Thursday AM schedule. Newly remodeled space in the HCCC Atrium including the ballroom. “Cameo” concerts featuring a variety of ensembles in a casual setting in the Atrium lobby and convention center ballroom pre-function stage. Open house hours with the OMEA trustees and the Adjudicated Events committee.

The HCCC will house “General Music World”, (Atrium). General Music attendees should also make plans to participate in the “Jump Start” sessions on Thursday morning, and the Ohio Orff Chapter’s “Dance the Night Away” on Thursday evening. The HCCC will also host a variety of sessions and performances including special guests “The Cleveland Orchestra Chorus”, and our outstanding Trade Show. The HCCC will also host the AllState Children’s Choir, All-State Choir, All-State Orchestra, and All-State Band.

The Marriott, (conference headquarters), is located just opposite the convention center entrance. The Marriott will host jazz performances including the All-State Jazz Ensemble and the ever-popular “Stanton’s Reading Session” and “JECO Jam Session”.

The Hilton Hotel is connected to the center. The research forum and most choir performances will be held in the Hilton.

The exhibit hall in the HCCC will offer the latest and greatest tools and merchandise from our partners in the music industry. The 30-minute transition time between events has allowed for improved networking and plenty of time to visit with the vendors.

Still undecided? Take a tour of the PDC Event Website for more complete information. Be sure to visit and “like” the OMEA Facebook page to stay up to date with the latest PDC news and events.

2025 PDC Team Mark Hensler, Director of Professional Development & Conference Management pd_director@omea-ohio.org

Registration Hours Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Saturday, 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.

Exhibit Hours Thursday, 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.

On-Site Registration Fees OMEA Member - $200 OMEA Member Non-Teaching Guest - $50 Non-Member - $265 OCMEA Member - $75 OMEA Retired Member - $75 OMEA Retired Non-Teaching Guest - FREE Visit registration desk for more pricing information.

With a few additional steps, teachers may use their conference experience to earn CEU's and graduate level continuing education credit (additional expense) for their licensure requirements.

Make plans to join us for the 2026 PDC to be held in Columbus, Ohio, from January 29-31, 2026, at the Columbus Convention Center.

Live Streaming/Recording Policy Live streaming, video or audio recording of any performance or session at this event without the prior express written consent of the Ohio Music Education Association is strictly prohibited.

OMEA PDC Content Disclaimer The views and opinions expressed through the OMEA Professional Development Conference presentations are strictly those of the clinicians and directors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Ohio Music Education Association. Any content provided by clinicians, directors, or performing ensembles, are their opinion, and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, or individual.

OMEA Board of Trustees Brian Stevens, President Daniel Ruckman, Immediate Past-President BethAnn Hepburn, President-Elect Tim Hoagland, Treasurer Stephanie Bonitz, Secretary Hilary Patriok, Editor of Triad OMEA Staff Jay Wardeska, ExecuGve Director William WiHman, Director of Business and Trade Show OperaGons Mark Hensler, Director of Professional Development & Conference Management Bill Thomas, Director of AdjudicaGons Dane Newlove, Director of Adjudicated Event Materials and Awards Nicholas Turon, Director of Technology Joe Galvin, Membership Coordinator

Mark A. Hensler, Director of Professional Development & Conference Management CONTENT CHAIRS

STANDING CHAIRS

Scott Jones Band

Scott Eversdyke Adjudicated Events

Dara Gillis Choral

Danielle Shaub Advocacy

Julia Kandel, Nathaniel Rogers General Music

Elizabeth Menard Higher Education

Joe Polen Jazz

Laura Kitchel OCMEA

Jason Falkofsky Musical Theatre

Eugenia Costa-Giomi Nathan Kruse, Paul Louth Research

Kendra Karriker Orchestra

Rachael Fleischaker Teacher Evaluation

Julie Licata Percussion Auditions

ALLIED ORGANIZATIONS

Ben McMurtrie, Ben Meisel Ensemble Auditions

Eric Dregne JECO

LOGISTICS

Jarrod Hartzler OAAE

Bob & Debbie Gibson Clinician/Presider Check-In James DeFrancesco Properties Coordinator Nancy Ruth Registration Chair

ALL-STATE COORDINATOR Robert Cebriak

Jeanne Wohlgamuth OCDA Gretchen Wyder Zunic OSTA Mark Lochstampfor TI:ME

OMEA

OHIO MUSIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Dear School Administrator: The Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) is one of the largest state affiliates of NAfME, the National Association for Music Education. Celebrating its 93rd anniversary in 2025, OMEA serves Ohio’s 1.8 million students in schools and universities across the state. Our membership includes active music teachers, collegiate members, and retired music teachers.

The 2025 OMEA Professional Development Conference (PDC) will be held in Cleveland, from February 6-8, at the Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland and nearby hotel properties.

The OMEA PDC is the third largest music conference in the United States with sessions presented by nationally recognized master teachers demonstrating research-based, best practices in the field of music education and technology. In addition, over 30 performing ensembles will present concerts showcasing the talents of Ohio’s music students.

Included in the registration fee is access to the largest music trade show east of the Mississippi.

Displays and virtual demonstrations by exhibitors from across the United States allow teachers to see new products available in the music industry.

With a few additional steps, teachers may use their conference experience to earn contact hour certificates, (nominal additional registration expense), and graduate level continuing education credit, (additional expense), for their licensure requirements.

Please visit the conference menu on our website to see updates and details regarding the conference. To access the complete conference schedule, please follow our event through the “guidebook” e-program app, (available in late fall).

Providing the opportunity for your music staff to attend this conference will have a direct and meaningful impact on the students in your district. If you or another administrator would like to attend the conference to experience this opportunity first-hand, please contact my office at executive_director@omea-ohio.org. I would be happy to provide you with a pass for any single day of the conference and answer any questions regarding how OMEA can assist your music staff.

On the attached page are some metrics from a typical conference, viewed through the lens of the Ohio Standards for the Teaching Profession.

Best wishes, Jay Wardeska Executive Director Ohio Music Education Association

OMEA

OHIO MUSIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION PDC Viewed Through Lens of Ohio Standards for the Teaching Profession 1.

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Teachers understand student learning and development and respect the diversity of the students they teach.

• 7 hours of instruction regarding developmental characteristics of various age groups.

• 7 hours relating to students’ diverse cultures, language skills & experiences.

• 13 hours of sessions that address students with disabilities and at-risk students.

Teachers know and understand the content area for which they have instructional responsibility.

• Band – 28 hours • Choir – 24 hours • Orchestra – 14 hours • Jazz – 6 hours • General Music – 38 hours Teachers understand and use varied assessments to inform instruction, evaluate and ensure student learning.

• 6 hours of instruction on curriculum and assessment.

Teachers plan and deliver effective instruction that advances the learning of each individual student.

• 9 hours of instruction related to the learning needs of all students.

• 27 hours of technology sessions, showing teachers how to use resources effectively.

Teachers create learning environments that promote high levels of learning and achievement for all students.

• 15 hours dedicated to creating learning situations in which students work independently, collaboratively, or as a whole class.

Teachers collaborate and communicate with students, parents, other educators, administrators, and the community to support student learning.

• 7 hours of sessions showing teachers how to collaborate effectively with other teachers, administrators, and their local community.

Teachers assume responsibility for professional growth, performance, and involvement as an individual and as a member of a learning community.

• In total, 255 hours of instruction are available over the three- day period, giving teachers the opportunity to take responsibility for engaging in purposeful professional development and positively impact the teaching quality, improvements, and student achievement in their school.

2025 OMEA Professional Development Conference GENERAL SESSION I Thursday, February 6, 2025 - 4:30 p.m.

Grand Ballroom AB, Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland Outstanding Young Music Educator Award Wyatt Heinz, Piqua City Schools Outstanding Music Educator Award Kathryn Vansant, Reynoldsburg City Schools

GENERAL SESSION II Friday, February 7, 2025 - 1:30 p.m.

Grand Ballroom AB, Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland Outstanding Administrator Award Jay Clark, Cory-Rawson Schools

GENERAL SESSION III Friday, February 7, 2025 - 7:30 p.m.

Grand Ballroom AB, Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland Distinguished Service Award (DSA) Dr. Linda A. Hartley – Professor Emerita University of Dayton Department of Music

GENERAL SESSION IV Saturday, February 8, 2022 - 1:30 p.m.

Grand Ballroom AB, Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland 25-Year Service Awards Outstanding Music Support Group Maumee Band Boosters Introduction of OMEA Candidates

Performing Ensembles Anthony Wayne Symphonic Winds, Roy Young, Adam Ladd, Conductors Avon Middle School 8th Grade Orchestra, Katie Andrzejewski, Conductor Baldwin Wallace Treble Choir, Dr. Jami Lercher, Conductor Bexley High School Vocal Ensemble, Amy Johnston Blosser, Conductor Boardman High School Jazz Ensemble 1, Thomas Ruggieri, Conductor Bowling Green State University Men's Chorus, Richard Schnipke, Conductor Brunswick High School Concert Percussion Ensemble, Brian Bennett, Conductor Capital University Clarinet Choir, Gail Lehto Zugger, Conductor Cedarville University Wind Symphony, Chet Jenkins, Conductor Cleveland Chamber Choir, Gregory Ristow, Conductor, Peter Wright, Assistant Conductor The Cleveland Orchestra Children's Chorus, Jennifer Rozsa, Conductor, Jacob Young, Assistant Conductor The Cleveland Orchestra Chorus, Lisa Wong, Conductor Cleveland State University Chorale, Brian Bailey, Conductor Cleveland Winds, Birch Browning, Conductor Hilliard Darby Symphonic Choir, Michael G. Martin, Conductor, Hannah Sterman-Wilson, Assistant Conductor Hilliard Memorial MS 8th Grade Treble Choir, Kelsey D. Burkett, Alyssa Schott, Conductors JECO Intercollegiate Jazz Ensemble Kent State University Percussion Ensemble, Matthew Holm, Conductor Lake High School Jazz Band, Joshua Laux, Conductor Lakota East High School Symphonic Winds, Robert Tanis, Andrew Desmond, Conductors Mason Middle School Symphonic Winds, Aaron Rex, Amanda Klingenberg, Michael Reese, Conductors North Canton Hoover High School String Orchestra, Ronald Varn, Conductor North Ridgeville High School Symphonic Band, Hailey Bryson, Conductor Northern Ohio Youth Orchestra – Philharmonia Orchestra, Antoine T. Clark, Peggie Willett, Conductors Northwest Middle School Select Choir, Conner Busby, Conductor The Ohio State University Flute Troupe, Katherine Borst Jones, Conductor Ohio University 4JEMS Clarinet Quartet, Emily Talley, Conductor Perrysburg High School Select Strings, Michael Smith, Conductor Pickerington High School North Philharmonic Orchestra, Jordan Koogler, Conductor Pickerington Lakeview Junior High Symphonic Band, Matt Guirreri, Marc Parulekar, Conductors Pickerington North High School Symphonic Band, Gregory C. Benson, Conductor Stanton’s Jazz Reading Band Terra State Community College Jazz Ensemble, Trenton Thacker, Conductor Twinsburg High School Orchestra, Damon Conn, Conductor The University of Akron Wind Symphony, Galen Karriker, Conductor University of Dayton Jazz Ensemble, Willie Morris, Conductor University of Toledo Chamber Singers, Micah Bland, Conductor University School Flying Mallets Or] Ensemble, Scott Roether, Conductor

All-State Schedule Thursday, February 6, 2025 All-State Children’s Chorus, Melissa Keylock, Conductor General Session I, 4:30 PM – 5:00 PM Concert, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM, HCCC Grand Ballroom AB Friday, February 7, 2025 All-State Choir, Jonathan Palant, Conductor General Session II, 1:30 PM – 2:00 PM Concert, 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM, HCCC Grand Ballroom AB All-State Orchestra, Katherine Kilburn, Conductor General Session III, 7:30 PM – 8:00 PM Concert, 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM, HCCC Grand Ballroom AB Saturday, February 8, 2025 All-State Jazz Ensemble, Don Zentz Concert, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM, MA Ballroom DE All-State Band, Eric J. Wilson, Conductor General Session IV, 1:30 PM – 2:00 PM Concert, 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM, HCCC Grand Ballroom AB .

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Time Ensemble Name 10:30 AM Solon Scottish Fiddlers 10:30 AM Park Avenue Brass 12:00 PM Solon Scottish Fiddlers 12:00 PM Park Avenue Brass 1:30 PM Cleveland State University Chamber Ensemble 1:30 PM Kent State University String Quartet 3:00 PM The Northwest Singers 3:00 PM Kent State University String Quartet 9:00 AM McKinley Senior High School Guitar Ensemble 10:30 AM McKinley Senior High School Guitar Ensemble 10:30 AM Ohio University Clarinet Quartet 4JEMS 12:00 PM Bexley Sinfonia 12:00 PM Ohio State University Flute Ensembles 1:30 PM Bexley Sinfonia 1:30 PM Ohio State University Flute Ensembles 3:00 PM Marietta High School Bells 3:00 PM Cleveland State University Chamber Ensembles 4:30 PM Marietta High School Bells 4:30 PM Dublin Cornet Band 10:30 AM Austintown Fitch Concert Choir

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2025 OMEA Professional Development Trade Show Exhibitor Lis@ng Exhibit Hall Hours Thursday, 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Badge Required for Entrance Alphabe:cal Lis:ng 1st Place Spiritwear Allied Powers LLC American School Band Directors AssociaFon American String Teachers AssociaFon Ashland University Baldwin Wallace University Baroque Violin Shop Inc Beyond The Classroom Tour & Travel Bluecoats Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp Bob Rogers Travel Bowed String Shop Bowling Green State University Buffet Crampon Capital University Case Western Reserve University Cedar Point & Kings Island Amusement Parks Century Resources CFS COLUMBUS, LLC Chagrin Valley Music Cleveland State University Cleveland Youth Wind Symphony College-Conservatory of Music Columbus Percussion Center Columbus Symphony Conn-Selmer, Inc Corps Design Costume Holiday House

Cousin's Concert A\re Crowne Excellence Daybreak DeMoulin Brothers & Company Denison University Diamond Fundraising Eastman Music Company EducaFonal Tours Inc. FesFvals of Music/Music In The Parks/EPN Travel Services FJM, Inc Fox Products CorporaFon Fruhauf Uniforms Garlinger Batons GIA PublicaFons, Inc Great Day! Tours & Charter Bus Service Green Horn Project Guardian Travel Group Hal Leonard Handbell Musicians of America Area 5 Hang Ups Jewelry Designs Heidelberg University School of Music Interlochen Center for the Arts Jupiter/Mapex/MajesFc/Sonor Orff/Nuvo Instrumental J.W. Pepper Kauffman Travel Services Keiser ProducFons Kent State University Kincaid's Is Music, Inc. Ludus MajesFc Percussion Make Me Dough LLC Malone University Marshall University Messiah University Miami University

2025 OMEA Professional Development Trade Show Exhibitor Lis@ng Middleton's Recycle MODX Mollard ConducFng Batons MSC PublicaFons/TromboneSpineSaver™ Music & Arts MusicFirst Music for All, Inc. Musicians Repair Service Music Is Elementary Music Travel Consultants Muskingum University myBlueboard Noteworthy Tours Oberlin Conservatory of Music OCMEA Ohio FoundaFon Ohio Northern University Ohio University School of Music Ohio Wesleyan University Oferbein University Panyard, Inc. Pearl Percussion Pellegrino Music Center Peripole Music Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity of America Inc. - Province 3 Purdue University Fort Wayne QuaverEd Re\g Music Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Royalton Music Center SABIAN / Gon Bops Snap! Mobile Solich Piano and Music Company Stanbury Uniforms, LLC Stanton's Sheet Music

Steinway Piano Gallery St. Louis Music Stoller Fundraising Summit Choral Society Inc Summit Tour & Travel Sweetwater Taylor Band & Orchestra That Music Teacher, LLC The Cleveland Orchestra The College of Wooster The Lorenz CorporaFon/Heritage Music Press The Ohio State University School of Music The University of Akron School of Music Tiffin University Univeristy of Mount Union University of Dayton Department of Music University of Toledo UR Tours & Events US Army Band RecruiFng Wenger CorporaFon West Music Co. Wilberforce University Willis Music/Buddy Roger's Music Woodsy's Music WorldStrides Wright State University Yamaha Corp of America Youngstown State University

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2025 OMEA PDC

February 06 - February 08, 2025 Cleveland, OH

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6:00 PM OMEA Trustees Meeting

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5:00 PM OMEA AE Committee Meeting

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7:30 PM OMEA Winter Board Meeting

State Board

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9:30 AM Behavior Problems? Get Moving! Dawn Sloan Helen BuckCustomized Arts Learning: A Pavlick, Jarrod 9:30 AM Toolkit Hartzler 9:30 AM Singing Games for All Ages Nathaniel Rogers Research Forum/Continental Eugenia Costa9:30 AM Breakfast Breakfast Giomi Research Forum: A Network of Works: Unpacking Composer Diversity in Secondary Ensemble 10:00 AM Repertoire Cory Meals Eugenia Costa10:00 AM Research Forum Meeting Giomi

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10:30 AM Park Avenue Brass

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11:00 AM Building from the Old Curriculum Eric OBrien Adjudicator Continuing Education/Setting Up and Using Competition Suite for Large 11:00 AM Group (Repeats on Saturday) Bill Thomas Trust The Process: Consistency 11:00 AM Creates Habits Phil Vallejo 100+ Playful and Engaging Warm 11:00 AM Ups for Choirs of Any Age Alissa Mujanovic Bloom: Making Your Children's 11:00 AM Choir Blossom Andy Beck

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Title Classroom Management for 11:00 AM General Music Movement IS Music: Dalcroze Strategies for Elementary 11:00 AM Classrooms

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Margo Trinter

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Anthony Molinaro CC 205

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Using Student Choice to Increase Engagement and Achievement in 11:00 AM the Elementary Music Classroom Michael Clements CC 307 Electric Bass Survival Course: New Director's Guide to Electric 11:00 AM Bass Shawn Brandt CC 11 Thriving in the 'First Five': The Mentor-Mentee Relationship in Diane Ballard, 11:00 AM Music Education Becky Wagner CC 22 Going Beyond the ABC's of Reading Music in the Orchestra 11:00 AM Classroom Julia Bonifield CC 3 CC Atrium 11:00 AM Twinsburg High School Orchestra Damon Conn BR Kent State University Percussion 11:00 AM Ensemble Matthew Holm CC Grand C First Steps in Music Tech: Solutions for Elementary General 11:00 AM Music Mike Olander CC 21 Music & Storytelling: Developing Le Binh Anh Imagination through the Use of Nguyen, Ashley11:00 AM GenAI May Burkhardt CC 19 Need to Get Organized? Google 11:00 AM it!

Eric Bable CC 23 CC North 12:00 PM Park Avenue Brass John Yaksich Stage Gerald 12:00 PM Solon Scottish Fiddlers MacDougall CC Atrium Research Forum/Luncheon Eugenia CostaHI Center 12:00 PM Meeting Meeting/Luncheon Giomi St. A Promoting, Marketing & Advocating: Finding Creative Reasons for People to Attend 12:30 PM Your Concerts.

Martin Kral CC 11 JD Latorre, OMEA Marching Band Affairs Heather Marsh12:30 PM General Session Myers CC 25

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Orchestra Orchestra Percussion Ensemble

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Technology Technology Cameo Concert Cameo Concert Special Function

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Title Beginning Band Basics: Strategies to Energize, Motivate 12:30 PM & Empower Your Students

Presenter Location Richard Canter, Josh Van Gorder, Patrick Sheridan CC 22 Robert Ward, Jodi Baxter CC 24

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12:30 PM Hear Today / Gone Tomorrow Ohio University 4JEMS Clarinet 12:30 PM Quartet Emily Talley Northwest Middle School Select 12:30 PM Choir Conner Busby Unclenching the Tube: Fifteen Strategies for Achieving 12:30 PM Balanced Choral Onsets Chad Payton Beyond Inclusion: True Differentiation in the Elementary 12:30 PM Music Classroom Bryson Tarbet Rhythm and Rhyme: Using Children's Literature to Teach 12:30 PM Rhythms John Pollock Boardman High School Jazz 12:30 PM Ensemble 1 Thomas Ruggieri Survey Says: Valuable Lessons for Beginning Music Educators Wendi Bechtol12:30 PM (Family Feud style) Davis, Jay Clark Cultivating Creativity: Composing Katie O'Hara 12:30 PM in the Classroom LaBrie Northern Ohio Youth Orchestra - Antoine T. Clark, 12:30 PM Philharmonia Orchestra Peggie Willett Creative Movement Experiences 12:30 PM for Kinesthetic Strategies Alice Hammel How to Prepare for Your 12:30 PM Evaluation Margo Trinter Cultivating Creativity with Electronic Music Elements: Empowering Students through 12:30 PM Music Technology Bob Habersat DAW-Based Music Theory and 12:30 PM Composition Ryan Van Bibber Overextended! Useful Apps, Extensions and Websites for Teaching Elementary General E. James Kotora, 12:30 PM Music.

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The Cleveland Orchestra Chorus Thursday, February 6, 7:30 pm Grand Ballroom, Hun;ngton Conven;on Center of Cleveland (photo by Roger Mastroianni)

Join us for this special opening night performance!

Drop in and engage with OMEA leadership!

CC Atrium Suite 201 Trustees Open for members to discuss anything OMEA-related with members of the OMEA Board of Trustees

Thursday, February 6, 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Friday, February 7, 9:30 am – 11:30 am Friday, February 7, 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Adjudicated Events Commi4ee Open for help with anything dealing with Compe>>on Suite.

Thursday, February 6, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Friday, February 7, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

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1:30 PM Research Roundtable Meeting Can I Keep Doing This...and Do I 2:00 PM Want To? Tim Cox Build a Better Percussion Section ? How to Develop Top-Tier Percussionists in a Full-Band Laura Conrad, 2:00 PM Setting Drew Brown From Extrinsic to Intrinsic: Getting Young Students to Fall in 2:00 PM Love with Music Scott Rush Aaron Rex, Amanda Mason Middle School Symphonic Klingenberg, 2:00 PM Winds Michael Reese Michael Martin, Hilliard Darby High School Hannah Sterman2:00 PM Symphonic Choir Wilson Rhythmic Harmony: Deciphering Jordan Saul, 2:00 PM Percussion in Choral Music Nicholas Riley Solfege Strategies and Sight2:00 PM Singing Solutions Matthew Swope 2:00 PM The Toolbox Edit Lesley Mann Notes of Encouragement: Empowering New Music Educators for their Journey Holly Cowdery, 2:00 PM Ahead Allison Turnbull

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Sarah Labovitz Eugenia CostaGiomi Eugenia CostaGiomi

Supporting High-Quality Arts Learning - Instructional Vision Helen Buck2:00 PM and the 2024 Fine Arts Standards Pavlick It’s All About the Rhythm (Section): The Key to Jazz Ensemble Success with 2:00 PM Boardman HS Jazz Ens. Jerry Tolson

Cameo Concert Research Special Function

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Audio Adventures: A Dynamic Dive into Music Production for 2:00 PM Elementary.

Preparing Students For Creative And Technical Careers In Music 2:00 PM And Audio Kent State University String 3:00 PM Quartet 3:00 PM The Northwest Singers A Pack of Pied Pipers – The 3:30 PM Leader in Each of Us

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Rebecca MacLeod CC 4

Orchestra

Nathaniel Rogers CC 205

Special Learners

Christopher Chidsey

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Technology

Catie Dwinal

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Vinny Vivacqua

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Sarah Labovitz Conner Busby Deb Confredo Matthew Spradlin, Dane Newlove Clinton Steinbrunner, John Blasko Ishbah Cox, Thomas Zugger Patrick Sheridan

Never Give Up! Social Emotional 3:30 PM Learning in the Choral Classroom Rollo Dillworth University of Toledo Chamber 3:30 PM Singers Micah Bland Creating or re-energizing an alternative music ensemble in 3:30 PM your K-8 classroom Jordan Morrison Embodying Folk Tunes through 3:30 PM Dalcroze Eurhythmics Lauren Hodgson

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Title Meaningful Music and Movement Through Books and 3:30 PM Stories University of Dayton Jazz 3:30 PM Ensemble Common Experiences of Early Career Music Teachers and 3:30 PM Strategies for Success Pickerington High School North 3:30 PM Philharmonic Orchestra 3:30 PM Programming with Purpose 3:30 PM ADHD Myths and Realities A.I. is coming, but not for your 3:30 PM job!

Browser-Based Applications for 3:30 PM Middle School General Music Uncovering the Lies! The Secret 3:30 PM Artistry of Sound Design General Session I - Outstanding Young Educator & Outstanding 4:30 PM Educator Awards 4:30 PM Emerging Leaders Q&A 5:00 PM All-State Children's Chorus Flute Fundamentals for non5:00 PM flutists Making Sense of Asymmetric 5:00 PM Meters Pickerington North High School 5:00 PM Symphonic Band Seeing, Hearing, and READING: 5:00 PM Sight-Singing Excellence in Choir Help Them Rock: Techniques for 5:00 PM Guitarists in Popular Music The Power of Popular Music: Interdisciplinary Curriculum for Middle/High School General 5:00 PM Music Course Embracing the edTPA: A Music 5:00 PM Education Approach

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Kateri Miller

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Willie Morris

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Catherine Bennett CC 6 CC Atrium Jordan Koogler BR Gretchen Wyder Zunic CC 3 Alice Hammel CC 11

OCMEA, (Collegiate) Orchestra Orchestra Special Learners

Jim Frankel

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Technology

Kelsey Giotta

CC 21

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Jenny Barham

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OMEA Trustee Deb Confredo Melissa Keylock Katherine Borst Jones

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Barry Hartz

General Session Leadership All-State Band

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Jacob Berglin

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Jay Dorfman

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Samantha Gossett Andrew Machamer

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Title Presenter Location Re-setting the Set List – A Practical Guide to Programming Jazz Ensemble Works by Women 5:00 PM Composers and Arrangers Alan Baylock CC 6 When You Know the Notes to Sing: Adapting the Vocal Score for Optimal Sound and 5:00 PM Maximum Impact Jason Falkofsky CC 5 Fostering Musical Creativity: Teaching Improvisation to Middle and High School 5:00 PM Orchestra Students George Nicholson CC 3 I Love My Job, But . . . Mental Natalie Steele HI Center 5:00 PM Wellness in Music Education Royston St. BC A Special Need for Music: How Students with Disabilities Learn With Drums with HANDS-ON 5:00 PM DEMO Jim Howell CC 205 Let's Ride the Synth Wave: Unleashing Creativity through the Limitless Possibilities of 5:00 PM Synthesizers Daniel Keown CC 23 Mic and Mix Tips for Marching 5:00 PM Band Ryan Unangst CC 21 Why You Need A Music Technology Program, and How 5:00 PM To Start One Shawn Heming CC 19 O.S.T.A. General Meeting & CC Atrium 6:30 PM Reception Reception Gretchen Zunic 202 Cedarville University Wind CC Atrium 7:00 PM Symphony Chet Jenkins BR Lisa Wong, CC Grand 7:30 PM The Cleveland Orchestra Chorus Conductor AB

Dance the Night Away! OMEA Evening Community Dance 7:30 PM Session Columbus Symphony Music 8:00 PM Educator Reception Reception 9:00 PM Stanton's Reading Band

Christina Reardon, Jennifer Blakeman, Nathaniel Rogers, Jayne Wenner CC 205 CC Atrium Meghan McDevitt 203 Zach Compston MA BR DE

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Musical Theatre

Orchestra Research

Special Learners

Technology Technology

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Title Ohio Society for Music Teacher Ed (OSMTE) Annual Meeting 7:45 AM Breakfast

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HI Center Elizabeth Menard St. A Kristopher Vigneron, Martin 2024 Fine Arts and Career Tech - Kral, Helen Buck8:00 AM A Symbiotic Pairing Pavlick CC 11 Equity in Music Education: Why It Emily Talley, 8:00 AM Matters and How to Achieve It William Talley CC 5 Demystifying the Choral Large Thai 8:00 AM Group Adjudicator Panel Sribanditmongkol CC 4 Breaking the Fourth Wall: Transforming Student Musicians 8:00 AM into Engaged Performers Jeffrey Price CC 24 8:00 AM Building Practice Skills Barry Hartz CC 25 Finding Their Voice: VoiceCharting the Adolescent Male 8:00 AM Singer w/AMS Demo Group Dan Andersen CC 1 OCDA Elementary Reading 8:00 AM Session Dara Gillis CC 26 That's What Makes It Fun to Listen To: Fostering Reflective Lisa Gruenhagen, 8:00 AM Listening in General Music Jennifer Cobb CC 307 OCMEA All Chapter Breakfast CC Atrium 8:00 AM Forum Reception Laura Kitchel 202 Developing Students' Listening Skills to Improve Intonation and 8:00 AM Ensemble Playing David Pope CC 3 OMEA Retired Music Educators CC Atrium 8:00 AM Breakfast NA Loft Teaching Music to Students with 8:00 AM Autism Alice Hammel CC 205 Graduate to Dorico: Revolutionize Your Notation 8:00 AM Workflow Greg Ondo CC 23 MORE Innovative Uses of Technology in Orchestra 8:00 AM Rehearsals Joseph Brennan CC 21 8:00 AM What's New at QuaverMusic?

Catie Dwinal CC 19 McKinley Senior High School 9:00 AM Guitar Ensemble George Dean CC Atrium Developing and Living by a 9:30 AM Personal Code of Conduct Deb Confredo CC 3

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Advocacy Advocacy AE

Band Band

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General Music OCMEA, (Collegiate)

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Technology Technology Cameo Concert Advocacy

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Adjudicated Events Committee Session- Sounds for Success: What Are Your Adjudicators 9:30 AM Listening For?

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Ryan Smith, Wendi BechtolDavis, Stephanie Smith, George Edge

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9:30 AM Big Ideas in Woodwind Pedagogy Robin Heinsen Making JOY Your Tonal Center – The 6 Keys to Fulfillment and Wellbeing in Teaching, Music 9:30 AM Making, and Life Matthew Arau North Ridgeville High School 9:30 AM Symphonic Band Hailey Bryson Gregory Ristow, 9:30 AM Cleveland Chamber Choir Peter Wright Repertoire and Strategies for the 9:30 AM Middle School Chorus Rollo Dillworth Successfully Teaching Choral Octavos through Form-based 9:30 AM Analysis Georgia Newlin I Need to Know More: An Orff 9:30 AM Schulwerk Tell All Session Kateri Miller Charissa 9:30 AM Keep Reading LIT for K-5th Duncanson 9:30 AM Lake High School Jazz Band Joshua Laux Don't Be A Harold Hill: Producing a Musical as a Choir and Band Eric Bable, Bill 9:30 AM Director Klein New Kid on the Block: Joining an Established Program as a Wyatt Heinz, 9:30 AM Beginning Teacher Hayley Hoss How to Win Rehearsals and Katie O'Hara 9:30 AM Influence Students LaBrie Brunswick High School Concert 9:30 AM Percussion Ensemble Brian Bennett From Neurons to Notes: Rethinking Technology in Music 9:30 AM Education Cory Meals Adapted Elementary Music Classroom: Strategies and Activities Supporting Music 9:30 AM Learning for Students Megan Porter

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HI Hope BR Choral CC 26

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CC 5

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CC 307

General Music

CC 205 MA BR DE

General Music Jazz

CC 11

Musical Theatre

CC 6

OCMEA, (Collegiate)

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Orchestra Percussion CC Grand C Ensemble HI Center St. BC

Research

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Title Presenter Artificial Intelligence for 9:30 AM Composing and Arranging Floyd Richmond Digital Organization Tips for 9:30 AM Music Teachers Robby Burns Lebanon HS Electronic Music 9:30 AM Group Will Kuhn McKinley Senior High School 10:30 AM Guitar Ensemble George Dean Ohio University Clarinet Quartet 10:30 AM 4JEMS Emily Talley Chops Unlimited: Building Monster Technique at Every 11:00 AM Level Barry Hartz Modern Band: What, Where, 11:00 AM Why and How? Mike Olander No Budget? No Problem! Free or Inexpensive Ways to Help Run 11:00 AM Your Band Program!

Wes King The University of Akron Wind 11:00 AM Symphony Galen Karriker Bowling Green State University 11:00 AM Men's Chorus Richard Schnipke Scaffolded Repertoire for Middle 11:00 AM School Voices Andy Beck 11:00 AM Building Songwriting Skills Bryan Powell Charissa 11:00 AM Orff is for Everyone!

Duncanson Designing Purposeful Teaching: Universal Design for Learning 11:00 AM and Understanding by Design Elizabeth Tracy Jazz Conductor is NOT an Oxymoron – Techniques and Tips 11:00 AM for the Jazz Ensemble Director Alan Baylock Gretchen Wyder 11:00 AM OSTA Reading Session Zunic Feel like an Impostor? You are 11:00 AM Not Alone!

Wendy Sims Resilience in Teaching Music: Research, Challenges, and Stacey Larson 11:00 AM Practices Dolan

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CC 19

Technology

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Technology

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Technology

CC Atrium CC North Stage

Cameo Concert

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Band

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CC 24 CC Atrium BR CC Grand AB

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CC 1 CC 307

Choral General Music

CC 205

General Music

CC 11

Higher Education

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Jazz

CC 26

Orchestra

CC 25

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HI Center St. BC

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Band Choral

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Title IEP's & 504's & IHP's, OH MY! Ideas for the General Music Teacher of Hundreds with 11:00 AM Individual Needs

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Cheryl Manbeck

CC 203

Special Learners

Angela Davoll, Virginia Faulkner, Jeannette Muzzalupo, Stacy Bosh CC 6 Michelle Leasor CC 21

Teacher Evaluation Technology

CC 23

Technology

CC 19

Technology

TEACHER EVALUATIONS: Advocating for Yourself with 11:00 AM Your Administrator 11:00 AM Don't Dismiss the Tech!

Graduate to Dorico: Revolutionize Your Notation 11:00 AM Workflow Greg Ondo Sync or Swim: Ride the AI Wave for More Efficient Music 11:00 AM Teaching!

Lee Gibson Ohio Association of Music 11:30 AM Schools Luncheon, (OAMS) Mathis, Bill 11:30 AM OMEA DA CAPO Luncheon 12:00 PM Bexley Sinfonia Ohio State University Flute 12:00 PM Ensembles

Dan Ruckman Steven Spangler Katherine BorstJones

12:00 PM OMEA Research Poster Session Paul Louth Mindful Leadership from the 12:30 PM Podium Matthew Arau Think Beyond the Method Book: A Musical Approach to Beginning Robin Heinsen, 12:30 PM Band Laura Hicken

MA Huron Special Function HI Center St. A Special Function CC Atrium Cameo Concert CC North Stage Cameo Concert CC Councourse Special Function CC 25

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Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of 12:30 PM the Performing Arts Treble Choir Jami Lercher HI Hope BR Conducting Mastery: Advanced 12:30 PM Topics in Gestural Fluency Francis Cathlina CC 1 TB, or not TB: Support for Lower 12:30 PM Voices in Choral Music Jacob Berglin CC 26 12:30 PM Playful Recorder Playing Chrissy Hutzel CC 203 Super Do Re Mi: Dalcroze Sofege 12:30 PM for Singing Classrooms Anthony Molinaro CC 307 Anne Fennell, 12:30 PM Think, Create, Escalate!

Lynn Brinckmeyer CC 5 12:30 PM Q&A with Alan Baylock Alan Baylock CC 4

Choral Choral Choral General Music General Music General Music Jazz

OMEA Research Poster Session

Friday, February 7, 2025: 12:00– 1:00 PM Convention Center Concourse Session Chair: Paul Louth Poster Presenters David J. Colella Popular Music Education Meets Social and Emotional Learning: A Review of Literature (Kent State University) Timothy Daniels The Decision to Compete … Or not: A Qualitative Investigation of Band Directors in Transition (Kent State University) David Hedgecoth and Andre Felipe Brazilian Music Courses Survey (The Ohio State University) Melissa Fucci Count On It! An Exploration of Rhythm Syllable Systems (Kent State University) Jessica L. Gallagher-Steuver “My Chorus is My Lifeline”: LGBTQ+ Older Adults’ Motivations for and Benefits of LGBTQ+ Affinity Chorus Participation (Case Western Reserve University) Jacob Thomas Gibson Considerations for Starting a Steelband in K12 US Schools: A Review of Literature (Kent State University) Lisa Heinrich A Comparison of Two Ways of Demonstrating Children’s Beat Competency Using Body Movement (Kent State University) Daryl Kinney Teacher Burnout, Agency and Future Career Plans During Student Teaching (The Ohio State University)

Heather Lofdahl and Aidan Sullivan An Investigation of Observed Practice Behaviors, Self-Reported Practice Habits, and Musical Performance Achievement of High School String Players (The Ohio State University) Evan McIntyre Music Teachers’ Perceptions of Musical Literacy Development: An Ongoing Study (The Ohio State University) David Melhope Challenges and Opportunities: Facing Issues in Rural Music Education (Kent State University) Andrea Mikolajczyk Assessment in the Choral Music Classroom: A Review of Literature (Kent State University) David C. Monseur Choral Rehearsal and the Transgender Student: A Survey of Teacher Preparedness (The Ohio State University) Bruce Nist History of Trauma-Informed Teaching in the Performing Arts: A Genealogical Literature Review (Kent State University) Patricia Terceros A Way to Fight Through Music: Violeta Parra and Her Musical Mission and Influence (Kent State University) Xue Zhao Group Identity of Elderly Adults in Community Music Programs (University of Cincinnati) Mike Zhu Experiential Learning and General Music Teaching: A Review of Literature (University of Cincinnati)

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Title Presenter Location Creative Ways to add CrossCurricular Collaboration to your 12:30 PM Staged Production Carrie Chunat CC 11 A Crash Course in Discourse: How to Communicate and Collaborate with Administrators and Other Margaret Flood, 12:30 PM Stakeh Martha Placeres CC 6 A New Hope for Middle School Band and Orchestra Programs: Strategies from a Galaxy Far, Far Jennifer Lewis, 12:30 PM Away Jason Levy CC 3 Perrysburg High School Select CC Atrium 12:30 PM Strings Michael Smith BR Bringing Applied Music to Your School with Innovative Delivery 12:30 PM Tools Steven Thompson CC 23 Harmonizing Education: Integrating AI into School Music 12:30 PM Programs Jonathon Stuck CC 21 Microphones Demystified for the 12:30 PM Music Educator Bryan Helsel CC 19 Atrium 1:00 PM Adjudicated Events Open House Eversdyke, Scott Suite 201 1:30 PM Bexley Sinfonia Steven Spangler CC Atrium Ohio State University Flute Katherine Borst- CC North 1:30 PM Ensembles Jones Stage General Session II - Outstanding CC Grand 1:30 PM Administrator Award OMEA Trustee AB NEW! High-Quality Instructional 2:00 PM Materials (HQIM) and the Arts Michelle Muro CC 4 JD Latorre, OMEA Marching Band Affairs Heather Marsh2:00 PM Open Forum Myers CC 25 CC Grand 2:00 PM All-State Choir Jonathan Palant AB 2:00 PM I Think I’m Terrible, What Now? Patrick Sheridan CC 24 Pickerington Lakeview Junior Matthew Guirreri, CC Atrium 2:00 PM High Symphonic Band Marc Parulekar BR 2:00 PM Purposeful Puppets Kelly Poquette CC 203 2:00 PM University School Flying Mallets Scott Roether CC 205 Using Folkdance to Foster Julia Heath 2:00 PM Community Reynolds CC 307

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Musical Theatre

OCMEA, (Collegiate)

Orchestra Orchestra

Technology

Technology Technology AE Cameo Concert Cameo Concert General Session Advocacy

AE All-State Band Band General Music General Music General Music

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Title Presenter Advancing Music Teacher Education through Group 2:00 PM Creativity and Popular Music Jay Dorfman JECO Intercollegiate Jazz 2:00 PM Ensemble Sam Blakeslee Dazzle Audiences with an Award2:00 PM Winning Pit Orchestra Roberto Iriarte Getting the Job and Thriving: Discussions with a High School Dennis Giotta, 2:00 PM Principal About Music Education Richard Roth

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MA BR DE

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Musical Theatre

CC 6

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2:00 PM Developing a Beautiful Bow Arm Rebecca MacLeod CC 1 AI for Music Educators: 2:00 PM Examples, Ideas, and Cautions Jordan Saul CC 19 Creative Conductor: Canva 2:00 PM Mastery for Music Educators Wyatt Heinz CC 21 MusicCraft: Creating Digital Games to Engage Young Mary Eleanora 2:00 PM Musicians Fimbel CC 23 Cleveland State University CC North 3:00 PM Chamber Ensembles Birch Browning Stage 3:00 PM Marietta High School Bells Scott Riedeer CC Atrium Anne Fennell, Suzanne Hall, Build, Sustain, and Expand Your Lynn Tuttle, Chiho 3:30 PM Music Education Ecosystem Okuizumi Feindler CC 5 From Nothing to Something: Rebuilding a Music Program in 3:30 PM an Urban School Environment Joshua Huff CC 22 Promoting Peak Performance: A 3:30 PM Conductor’s Tune-up Eric Wilson CC 1 The Ohio State University Flute Katherine Borst 3:30 PM Troupe Jones CC Grand C Hilliard Memorial Middle School Kelsey D. Burkett, 3:30 PM 8th Grade Treble Choir Alyssa Schott HI Hope BR OCDA High School/University 3:30 PM Reading Session Dara Gillis CC 26 Jazz it Up! Strategies and Materials for the PreK & 3:30 PM Elementary School Curriculum Wendy Sims CC 4 Popular Music Education and 3:30 PM Modern Band Bryan Powell CC 203

Orchestra Technology Technology

Technology Cameo Concert Cameo Concert

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Band Band Chamber Ensemble Choral Choral

General Music General Music

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Successful Repertoire Selection: Using Pedagogical Score Analysis 3:30 PM to Improve Student Learning Christine Russell Terra State Community College 3:30 PM Jazz Ensemble Trenton Thacker Meg Beavers, Landing Your Dream Music Dawn McCloud, 3:30 PM Teaching Job: The Inside Scoop Jocelyn Cosgrave Avon Middle School 8th Grade Katie 3:30 PM Orchestra Andrzejewski Flipping Your Daily Rehearsals to 3:30 PM Create Confident Musicians David Pope Music Teachers as Scholars: Disseminating Ideas Through 3:30 PM Publication Lisa Martin Spice up Phonics Instruction with Music: Singing and Chanting 3:30 PM through the Alphabets Chet-Yeng Loong Make AI Your Personal Music 3:30 PM Teaching Assistant William Bauer Recording in the 21st Century 3:30 PM Classroom Craig Edgar Teaching Beginning Percussion 3:30 PM with Digital Instruments Curtis Tredway 4:30 PM Dublin Cornet Band 4:30 PM Marietta High School Bells In Tune Together: Building Positive Business Relationships Between Educators and Music 5:00 PM Retailers 5:00 PM AE: Orchestra Affairs Habits of a Successful Band 5:00 PM Director Lakota East High School 5:00 PM Symphonic Winds The Trifecta: Taking your Flutes, Clarinets and Saxophones to the 5:00 PM next Level!

Middle School Choral Students: 5:00 PM How Do You Motivate Them?

Kevin Wallick Scott Riedeer

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Area

CC 11

Higher Education

MA BR DE

Jazz

CC 6 CC Atrium BR

OCMEA, (Collegiate) Orchestra

CC 3

Orchestra

HI Center St. BC

Research

CC 307

Special Learners

CC 19

Technology

CC 23

Technology

CC 21 CC North Stage CC Atrium

Technology

Brandon Dittgen, Stewart Blatt CC 3 Elizabeth Hankins CC 4

Cameo Concert Cameo Concert

Advocacy AE

Scott Rush CC 25 Robert Tanis, CC Atrium Andrew Desmond BR

Band

Beth Fabrizio

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Band

Lynn Brinckmeyer CC 26

Choral

Band

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Title Presenter Location South African Choral Music: Three Beautiful, Quick, Tried-and5:00 PM True Songs Catherine Bennett CC 1 Teaching Asian Pacific Materials 5:00 PM in a Kodaly Classroom Chet-Yeng Loong CC 307 Teaching Ukulele through 5:00 PM Popular Music Education Bryan Powell CC 203 Elevating Voices: The Jordan Saul, Transformative CGMC-OSU Brayton 5:00 PM Choral Internship Program Bollenbacher CC 6 Beginning Improvisation Done 5:00 PM Right!

Mark Russo CC 5 (De)Sign of the Times: Using Universal Design for Learning (UDL) as a Blueprint in Music Lorelei Batisla5:00 PM Education ong, Jami Lercher CC 24 Creative Music Making: A 5:00 PM Multitude of Music Tech Projects Brian Laakso Live Audio for Beginners and 5:00 PM Beyond Ryan Unangst 5:00 PM Working with Digital Scores Robby Burns BGSU College of Musical Arts Alumni & Friends Reception 6:15 PM Reception Laura Charland CWRU Department of Music 6:15 PM Reception Reception Lisa Koops Dana School of Music with Youngstown State University Stephanie 6:15 PM Alumni Reception Pavlovich 6:15 PM Kent State Reception Reception Jay Dorfman Miami University Department of 6:15 PM Music Reception Reception Jeremy Jones Muskingum University Alumni 6:15 PM Reception Reception Erin Bauer Ohio University School of Music 6:15 PM Alumni Reception Reception Matt Talbert The College of Wooster Alumni 6:15 PM Reception Reception Melissa Puster The Ohio State University School of Music Alumni Reception 6:15 PM Reception Tanya Sparks

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Choral General Music General Music

Higher Education Jazz

Research

CC 23

Technology

CC 19 CC 21

Technology Technology

CC Atrium Loft CC Atrium 304

CC 20

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Special Function

MA BR ABC Special Function CC Atrium 202 Special Function MA ErieSuperior Special Function CC Atrium 305 Special Function CC Atrium 308 Special Function

HI Hope BR Special Function

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MA BR DE HI Center St. D CC Grand AB CC Grand Katherine Kilburn AB Bobby Selvaggio, Mark Russo MA BR DE CC Atrium Dan Ruckman 202 CC Atrium Linda Fox-Miller 202

Gail Zugger David Hedgecoth, 8:00 AM Living Dangerously with the Horn Bruce Henniss Marching Band Show Planning Benjamin Helton, 8:00 AM for Success Michele Bell Score Preparation for Successful 8:00 AM Rehearsals: Study and Audiation Jeffrey Emge Unlocking the Potential of the Concert F: The Key to Band Matthew Smith, 8:00 AM Excellence at All Levels Alex Brough Ideas for Diversifying Your Choral 8:00 AM Library Rollo Dillworth Folk Dances Starring Swords, 8:00 AM Ribbons, and Sticks!

Jayne Wenner Let's get Moving: Transitions in 8:00 AM the Music Room Kelly Poquette What the Tech? First Steps in 8:00 AM Digital Music Mike Olander Practicing with Purpose: What's Katie O'Hara 8:00 AM the Big IDEA? LaBrie Inspiring Hope in our 8:00 AM Students...and Ourselves Peggy Rakas Why Aren't Students Learning What I'm teaching? Thinking 8:00 AM Differently for Student Success Judith Bush

Special Function Special Function General Session All-State Jazz Special Function Special Function

CC 24

Band

CC 6

Band

CC 22

Band

CC 22

Band

CC 22

Band

CC 26

Choral

CC 205

General Music

CC 307

General Music

CC 23

General Music

CC 3 HI Center St. BC

Orchestra

CC 4

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Title Presenter Intention, Strategies, and Functions: Steps for Creating Accessible Music Experiences for Julia Heath 8:00 AM All Reynolds MainStage 101 for Marching 8:00 AM Band Ryan Reed Ostinato Overture: Rocking Out Mary Eleanora 8:00 AM with Chrome Music Lab! Fimbel 2025 OMEA Young Composers Initiative Composition Jennifer 9:30 AM Competition Concert Merkowitz Adjudicator Continuing Education/Setting Up and Using Competition Suite for Large 9:30 AM Group (Repeat) Bill Thomas 9:30 AM Cleveland Winds Birch Browning Cleveland State University 9:30 AM Chorale Brian Bailey 9:30 AM OCDA JH/MS Reading Session Dara Gillis Be a Culturally Sustaining Music Charissa 9:30 AM Teacher Duncanson Parachute Play the Musical Way: Engaging Movement and Playing 9:30 AM with a Splash of AI Amy Brown Addressing Anxiety in the Music Classroom: Supporting our Lisa Martin, 9:30 AM Students, Supporting Ourselves Brittany Lasch

9:30 AM Teacher as Leader Reimagining and Rebuilding 9:30 AM Strings for the Future Trauma Informed Teaching In The Music Room When You're A 9:30 AM Teacher With Trauma Communication and Collaboration Apps for Music 9:30 AM Teams Making a Number One Hit with 9:30 AM AI Songwriting Techniques The Culture and Technology of 9:30 AM Hip Hop 10:30 AM Austintown Fitch Concert Choir

Anne Fennell

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Area

CC 203

Special Learners

CC 19

Technology

CC 21

Technology

CC 1

Advocacy

CC 3 CC Grand AB

AE Band

HI Hope BR Choral CC 26 Choral CC 307

General Music

CC 205

General Music

CC 11

Higher Education OCMEA, (Collegiate)

CC 6

Rebecca MacLeod CC 4

Orchestra

Emily Meyerson, Trina Hagemyer

HI Center St. BC

Research

Robby Burns

CC 21

Technology

Will Kuhn

CC 19

Technology

Brian Laakso Bill Klein

CC 23 CC Atrium

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Empowering Ohio: Amplifying 11:00 AM Advocacy in Music Education 11:00 AM All-State Jazz Ensemble Anthony Wayne High School 11:00 AM Symphonic Winds Oboe Reed Adjustment for Band 11:00 AM Directors Real-Life Assessment Strategies for Real-Life Students in Real11:00 AM Life Music Classes What is your Intention?

Meaningful Score Study, 11:00 AM Conducting, and Rehearsing

Presenter Location Danielle Shaub, John Rodesh, Paul Glader CC 4 Don Zentz MA BR DE Roy Young, Adam CC Atrium Ladd BR

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Jeffrey Emge

CC 5

Band

Matthew Schatt, Meghan Schatt

CC 22

Band

Matthew Arau

CC 25

Advocacy All-State Band

Band Chamber Gail Lehto Zugger CC Grand C Ensemble

11:00 AM Capital University Clarinet Choir Sight-Reading for Performance: Moving Beyond Warm-Ups: The 11:00 AM Sequel Brandon Moss CC 1 The Cleveland Orchestra Jennifer Rozsa, 11:00 AM Children's Chorus Jacob Young HI Hope BR Voices in Transition - Gender 11:00 AM Expansive Choral Voicings Roger Emerson CC 26 Let's Make a Pizza: Dalcroze 11:00 AM Movement in Compound Meter Anthony Molinaro CC 205 Literature and Music: A Sound 11:00 AM Combination Wendy Sims CC 203 Ukulele & Pop Music in the Lorelei Batisla11:00 AM General Music Classroom ong CC 307 Mastering Verbal Michele Paynter 11:00 AM Communication Paise CC 6 Sight Reading 101: How to Create Independent String 11:00 AM Musicians David Pope CC 3 OMEA 25 - Year Award CC Atrium 11:00 AM Recipients Luncheon NA Loft How To Avoid the Meltdowns: Sensory Processing Overload and 11:00 AM the Music Class Joanie Calem CC 11 Creating the Next Koji Kondo in 11:00 AM Your Classroom!

Shawn Brandt CC 23 Teaching Intonation with Tonal 11:00 AM Energy Robby Burns CC 21

Choral Choral Choral General Music General Music General Music OCMEA, (Collegiate)

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Title Presenter Location TI:ME Composition Festival 202411:00 AM 2025 Floyd Richmond CC 19 From The Neck Up: Building 12:30 PM Better Woodwind Fundamentals Kyle Jones CC 24 Instrument Repair Skills for the Alexander 12:30 PM Band Director Aldridge CC 25 It's Too Hard. I Quit: Building Resilience and Persistence in the 12:30 PM Music Classroom Matthew Schatt CC 22 Bexley High School Vocal Amy Johnston 12:30 PM Ensemble Blosser HI Hope BR Beyond the Song: StudentBethAnn Hepburn, informed Teaching Practices and Lorelei Batisla12:30 PM Music Making ong CC 205 Let's Go To The Rave: Why You Should Be Using EDM In Your 12:30 PM General Music Classroom Emily Meyerson CC 203

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Zunic North Canton Hoover High School 12:30 PM String Orchestra Ronald Varn

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LOGOS THROUGH THE YEARS

Area Technology Band Band

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General Music

CC 307

General Music

CC 5

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CC 6

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"First Five" Sessions Recommended for educators in their initial five years of teaching, these tracks focus on foundational skills and support necessary for professional growth and success. See guidebook for more complete information.

Day Time Title Presenter Location Other General TH 9:30 AM Singing Games for All Ages Nathaniel Rogers CC 205 Music TH 11:00 AM Need to Get Organized? Google it! Eric Bable CC 23 Technology Thriving in the 'First Five': The Mentor-Mentee Relationship in Diane Ballard, Becky OCMEA, TH 11:00 AM Music Education Wagner CC 22 (Collegiate) Trust the Process: Consistency TH 11:00 AM Creates Habits Phil Vallejo CC 24 Band Survey Says: Valuable Lessons for Beginning Music Educators (Family Wendi Bechtol-Davis, OCMEA, TH 12:30 PM Feud style) Jay Clark CC 6 (Collegiate) Behaviors, Differentiation, and Challenges, Oh My! Pivoting a Class Special TH 2:00 PM Towards Success Nathaniel Rogers CC 205 Learners Can I Keep Doing This...and Do I TH 2:00 PM Want To? Tim Cox CC 3 Advocacy It's All About the Rhythm (Section): TH 2:00 PM The Key to Jazz Ensemble Success Jerry Tolson MA BR DE Jazz Notes of Encouragement: Empowering New Music Educators Holly Cowdery, General TH 2:00 PM for their Journey Ahead Allison Turnbull CC 307 Music Supporting High-Quality Arts Learning - Instructional Vision and General TH 2:00 PM the 2024 Fine Arts Standards Helen Buck-Pavlick CC 203 Music Seeing, Hearing, and READING: TH 5:00 PM Sight-Singing Excellence in Choir Jacob Berglin CC 1 Choral Why You Need A Music Technology TH 5:00 PM Program, and How To Start One Shawn Heming CC 19 Technology Marching Band Show Planning for Benjamin Helton, FR 8:00 AM Success Michele Bell CC 22 Band Adapted Elementary Music Classroom: Strategies and Activities Supporting Music Learning for Special FR 9:30 AM Students Megan Porter CC 203 Learners FR 9:30 AM Big Ideas in Woodwind Pedagogy Robin Heinsen CC 22 Band I Need to Know More: An Orff General FR 9:30 AM Schulwerk Tell All Session Kateri Miller CC 307 Music

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Title Presenter Designing Purposeful Teaching: Universal Design for Learning and 11:00 AM Understanding by Design Elizabeth Tracy No Budget? No Problem! Free or Inexpensive Ways to Help Run Your 11:00 AM Band Program!

Wes King

TEACHER EVALUATIONS: Advocating for Yourself with Your 11:00 AM Administrator Creative Ways to add CrossCurricular Collaboration to your 12:30 PM Staged Production Think Beyond the Method Book: A Musical Approach to Beginning 12:30 PM Band Creative Conductor: Canva Mastery 2:00 PM for Music Educators Getting the Job and Thriving: Discussions with a High School 2:00 PM Principal About Music Education

Angela Davoll, Virginia Faulkner, Jeannette Muzzalupo, Stacy Bosh CC 6

Teacher Evaluation

Carrie Chunat

Musical Theatre

CC 11

Robin Heinsen, Laura Hicken CC 22

Band

Wyatt Heinz

CC 21

Technology

CC 6

OCMEA, (Collegiate)

CC 6

OCMEA, (Collegiate)

CC 11

Higher Education

CC 6

Band

CC 3

Orchestra OCMEA, (Collegiate)

Dennis Giotta, Richard Roth Meg Beavers, Dawn Landing Your Dream Music Teaching McCloud, Jocelyn 3:30 PM Job: The Inside Scoop Cosgrave Successful Repertoire Selection: Using Pedagogical Score Analysis to 3:30 PM Improve Student Learning Christine Russell David Hedgecoth, 8:00 AM Living Dangerously with the Horn Bruce Henniss Practicing with Purpose: What's the 8:00 AM Big IDEA? Katie O'Hara LaBrie Michele Paynter 11:00 AM Mastering Verbal Communication Paise Oboe Reed Adjustment for Band 11:00 AM Directors Jeffrey Emge Sight Reading 101: How to Create 11:00 AM Independent String Musicians David Pope Sight-Reading for Performance: Moving Beyond Warm-Ups: The 11:00 AM Sequel Brandon Moss

CC 6 CC 5 CC 3

Orchestra

CC 1

Choral

SPECIAL FUNCTIONS Meetings and Receptions Day TU WE WE WE TH TH TH TH TH TH TH TH TH FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR

Time Title 6:00 PM OMEA Trustees Meeting 9:00 AM OMEA Trustees Meeting 5:00 PM OMEA AE Committee Meeting 7:30 PM OMEA Winter Board Meeting 8:00 AM OMEA AE Committee Meeting 8:00 AM OMEA Winter Board Meeting Research Forum/Continental Breakfast 9:30 AM Breakfast 10:00 AM Research Forum Meeting Research Forum/Luncheon Meeting 12:00 PM Meeting/Luncheon 1:30 PM Research Roundtable Meeting 2:00 PM OCMEA All Chapter Meeting O.S.T.A. General Meeting & Reception 6:30 PM Reception Columbus Symphony Music Educator 8:00 PM Ohio Reception Reception Society for Music Teacher Ed 7:45 AM (OSMTE) Annual Meeting Breakfast OCMEA All Chapter Breakfast Forum 8:00 AM Reception

Presenter Jay Wardeska Jay Wardeska Jay Wardeska Jay Wardeska Jay Wardeska Jay Wardeska

Location MA Boardroom MA Boardroom MA Erie-Superior CC Atrium 202 MA Erie-Superior CC Atrium 202

Jay Wardeska Jay Wardeska

HI Center St. A HI Center St. BC

Jay Wardeska Jay Wardeska Laura Kitchel

HI Center St. A HI Center St. BC CC Atrium 202

Gretchen Zunic Meghan McDevitt Elizabeth Menard

CC Atrium 202

Laura Kitchel

CC Atrium 202

8:00 AM OMEA Retired Music Educators Breakfast Jay Wardeska Ohio Association of Music Schools 11:30 AM Luncheon, (OAMS) Mathis, Bill 11:30 AM OMEA DA CAPO Luncheon Jay Wardeska 12:00 PM OMEA Research Poster Session Paul Louth BGSU College of Musical Arts Alumni & 6:15 PM Friends Reception Reception Laura Charland Capital University Alumni and Friends 6:15 PM Reception Thomas Zugger CWRU Department of Music Reception 6:15 PM Reception Lisa Koops Dana School of Music with Youngstown Stephanie 6:15 PM State University Alumni Reception Pavlovich 6:15 PM Kent State Reception Reception Jay Dorfman Miami University Department of Music 6:15 PM Reception Reception Jeremy Jones

CC Atrium 203 HI Center St. A

CC Atrium Loft MA Huron HI Center St. A CC Councourse CC Atrium Loft HI Center St. A CC Atrium 304 CC 20 MA BR ABC CC Atrium 202

SPECIAL FUNCTIONS Meetings and Receptions Day FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR SA SA

Time

Title Presenter Location Muskingum University Alumni Reception 6:15 PM Reception Erin Bauer MA Erie-Superior Ohio University School of Music Alumni 6:15 PM Reception Reception Matt Talbert CC Atrium 305 The College of Wooster Alumni Reception 6:15 PM Reception Melissa Puster CC Atrium 308 The Ohio State University School of Music 6:15 PM Alumni Reception Reception Tanya Sparks HI Hope BR Otterbein University Alumni and Friends 6:15 PM Reception Nicholas Ross CC 10 6:15 PM The University of Akron Alumni and Christine Russell MA BR DE University of Dayton Alumni & Friends 6:15 PM Reception Reception Holly Stanley HI Center St. D 9:00 PM OMEA DSA Reception Jay Wardeska CC Atrium 202 7:00 AM Phi Beta Mu Breakfast/Meeting Breakfast Linda Fox-Miller CC Atrium 202 OMEA 25 - Year Award Recipients 11:00 AM Luncheon Jay Wardeska CC Atrium Loft

2025 OMEA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE

SHUTTLE BUS SCHEDULE OMEA has chartered buses to transport conference participants/attendees between the Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland and the Municipal Parking Lot per the schedule below.

Days/Hours of Service: Thursday – 8:30 AM to 9:30 PM Friday – 7:00 AM to 9:30 PM Saturday – 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM Frequency of Shuttle Service: Approximately 1/2 hour from S. Marginal Street Huntington Convention Center Pick up/Drop off location for shuttles: Lakeside Avenue entrance/exit to convention center Municipal Parking Lot Pick up/Drop off location: 1500 South Marginal Cleveland, OH West Parking Lot/Cleveland Municipal Parking Lot Access from east-bound Route 2 & E. 9th St. Use Exit 195B for cars & buses/trucks

Parking Charge/Terms: Credit card/cash only.

Cars = $5.00 per day, payable at gate (no overnight parking permitted) Trucks/Buses = $50.00 per day, pre-paid only, see below (no overnight parking) Overnight parking for trucks only, pre-paid only, see below = $80.00 per day/night Security: OMEA is providing a security guard in Municipal Lot during the posted hours.

Shuttle Bus Charge: NONE – OMEA provided service.

Trucks & Buses, Pre-paid Parking only, Call Ed Deardurff, number below: Cleveland Division of Parking: 216-664-4289 (10 am to 4 pm) All payments made by credit card prior to arrival Payments must be made by January 31, 2025

ATRIUM BALLROOM LEVEL – 2025 OMEA PDC

ATRIUM BALLROOM

O CAME

TO MARRIOTT

TO HCCC

ATRIUM 2nd FLOOR – 2025 OMEA PDC

205 GENERAL MUSIC

Suite 201 Open House

ATRIUM 3rd FLOOR – 2025 OMEA PDC

307 GENERAL MUSIC

25 ABC

26 A Storage

Grand Ballroom AB

26 BC

Grand Ballroom C

HCCC BALLROOM LEVEL MAP - OMEA 2025

CAMEO NORTH STAGE

HCCC Exhibit Hall – 2025 PDC TO ATRIUM

Restrooms

Lounge Area

Instrument Test Play

EXHIBIT HALL

Attendee Registration

Exhibitor Registration

TO BALLROOMS

TO HILTON

Marriott Hotel 2

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REGISTRATION

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SUPERIOR

NORTH FOYER

ESCALATOR

BALLROOM DE

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WEST FOYER

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