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In the wake of Hurricane Helen's destruction through Western North Carolina, our friends at Appalachian State University, a valued member of the MEIEA community, have suffered significant losses. The storm heavily impacted their beautiful Boone campus and surrounding towns. Our esteemed board member, Kim Wangler, is a faculty member at App State. Her dedication to the university and its students is a testament to the strength and resilience of the App State community. 

We're reaching out to ask for your support. 

If you'd like to help, please visit the App State website at https://www.appstate.edu for the latest ways to contribute to their recovery efforts.

Every donation, big or small, makes a difference. Let's help App State bounce back stronger!  Thank you for your compassion and support.

                        --THE MEIEA BOARD




 

Present Your Research Paper at the 46th MEIEA Summit

MEIEA invites you to submit proposals for academic paper presentations at our upcoming 2025 MEIEA Summit, March 20 - 22 in Washington DC. We are seeking papers on all aspects of the music and entertainment industry including analysis of contemporary issues, historical perspectives, pedagogical & curricular research, etc.

Proposals should include:

  1) a one-page abstract

  2) your technology requirements (projector, audio, etc.)

Conference proceedings will be published following the Summit. The priority consideration deadline is December 1, 2024. Please submit proposals and address all questions to journal@meiea.org.


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Get Published in MEIEA's Annual Academic Journal

The MEIEA Journal is a refereed scholarly work published annually by the Music & Entertainment Industry Educators Association and is a resource for anyone interested in scholarly research and writing about the music and entertainment industries. The MEIEA Journal is distributed to members of MEIEA, universities, libraries, and individuals concerned with music and entertainment industry education.

Articles are of business, legal, economic, technical, pedagogic, and historic significance and often reflect current issues that affect the music and entertainment industries and music and entertainment industry education.

The MEIEA Journal is available through all major online services and is indexed in sources including The Music Article Guide and The Music Index.

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