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Dr. Debra Cairns, Chair of the Student Chapter
Initiated by Student Chapter Member, Laura Curtis, and supported and guided by Western University lecturer, Patrick Murray, choral education students at Western University recently formed a Choral Canada Student Chapter Branch to complement and enrich their studies and choral activities at Western. We extend a very warm welcome to the Western Branch, thank the students for their diligence in forming this branch, and congratulate everyone who was a part of creating this exciting endeavour! Watch for an article about their initiative in the Spring/Summer issue of Anacrusis! For further information about starting a Branch at your campus, please visit the Choral Canada Student Chapter webpage for guidelines and an application form.
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Notre bureau est situé à Tkaronto, dans le territoire de Dish With One Spoon et couvert par le Traité 13 et les Traités Williams. Nous sommes reconnaissants de travailler, de vivre et de faire de la musique sur le territoire traditionnel de nombreuses nations, notamment les Mississaugas de Credit, les Anishnabeg, les Chippewa, les Haudenosaunee et les Wendats. |