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American Music Teacher, Dec, 2004 by Phyllis I. Pieffer
Each year the national association recognizes state MTAs that achieve 50, 75, 100 and 125 years of affiliation with MTNA.
Best Value Insurance
With gifts, parties and other extras straining budgets this time of year, it's important to get the best deals whenever possible. When it comes to insurance, most people would love to get the best deal, but simply don't have the time to shop around.
The Robert H. Clarkson Insurance Agency, LLC and Financial Services, Inc. will help MTNA members find the best value on insurance. At a member's request, RHC agents will keep information on file and notify the member of any money-saving possibilities, as well as providing updates on home and auto safety tips and the availability of student discount programs. Agents also will review coverage to determine if the member's policies are the best deals available.
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RHC welcomes the opportunity to be of service to MTNA members and are eager to provide members with the knowledge and information necessary to make the best decision regarding their insurance needs. For more information, contact RHC at (800) 3387148 or mtna@rhcgroup.com, or visit the RHC website at www.rhcgroup.com.
MTNA Leaders Attend Summit
The seventh annual Summit for MTNA Leadership was held in Cincinnati, Ohio, September 17-19, 2004. Nearly 100 MTNA leaders, including state and division presidents, state and division presidents-elect, program chairs and the board of directors, attended the weekend of education, motivation and networking.
Music education expert Karl Bruhn opened the Summit with his address about Recreational Music Making. Other plenary sessions included Association 101 and presentations about digital organs, ethics and leadership.
Break-out session topics included parliamentary procedure, technology and MTNA Professional Certification. Also, state presidents were able to share information with other states of similar size during a special session.
Musical theater students from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music provided Saturday evening entertainment following a banquet.
The planning committee for the Summit included Paul Stewart, NCTM, MTNA president-elect; Kenneth Christensen, Northwest Division president; Millie Eben, NCTM, Eastern Division president; Diane Higgins, NCTM, Southern Division president; Mary Ellen Moore, NCTM, West Central Division president; Mark Mrozinski, East Central Division president; Cheryl Pachak-Brooks, NCTM, Southwest Division president; and Ruth Pitts, NCTM, South Central Division president.
BUDGET 6/30/05
INCOME:
DUES 1,188,210 52%
AWARD SPONSORSHIP 31,800 1%
CONFERENCE 445,895 19%
DIVISION COMPETITION 7,700 0%
FOUNDATION FUND 83,300 4%
INVESTMENT INCOME 15,000 1%
NATIONAL COMPETITION 67,500 3%
CERTIFICATION 20,450 1%
PUBLICATIONS 313,000 14%
ROYALTIES/SALES 126,200 5%
2,299,055 100%
EXPENSE:
ADMINISTRATION 519,813 23%
CONTINGENCY 40,574 2%
COST OF SALES 7,500 0%
FIXED ASSETS/EQUIP 5,000 0%
PROGRAMS & SERVICES * 1,726,168 75%
2,299,055 100%
SURPLUS 0
* DETAIL-PROGRAMS & SERVICES:
ASCAP Licensing Fees 8,365
Certification 38,484
Composer Commissioning 31,370
Conference 353,865
Foundation Development 120,525
Gen'l Liability Ins-State & Local 11,557
General Programs 27,518
Grants & Awards-other 14,915
Leadership Development 55,035
Marketing/Public Relations 45,344
Member Development & Retention 89,934
Membership Maintenance 138,743
MTNA Competition:
Division Competition 101,953
National Competition 67,471
Awards 108,970
Partnership Development 16,511
Publications 432,802
Website 62,806
1,726,168
MTNA Budgeted Income 2004-2005
DUES 52%
AWARD SPONSORSHIP 1%
CONFERENCE 19%
DIVISION COMPETITION 0%
FOUNDATION FUND 4%
INVESTMENT INCOME 1%
NATIONAL COMPETITION 3%
CERTIFICATION 1%
PUBLICATIONS 14%
ROYALTIES/SALES 5%
Note: Table made from pie chart.
MTNA Budgeted Expense 2004-2005
ADMINISTRATION 23%
CONTINGENCY 2%
COST OF SALES 0%
FIXED ASSETS/EQUIP 0%
PROGRAMS & SERVICES * 75%
Note: Table made from pie chart.
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