rESEARCH Sessions and Posters
GMEA Research in Music Education and College Division is pleased to announce the call for proposals for spoken and poster research presentations at the Georgia Music Educators Association Conference. Research studies exemplifying qualitative, quantitative, philosophical and historical methodologies will be considered for this session. Submissions of “Graduate Research” and “Action Research” completed by music educators in their classroom/rehearsal hall are also encouraged.
The link for Proposals for Sessions and the Poster Research Presentations will be available by August 1st. The deadline for submissions for the 2027 In-Service Conference will be October 1st.
research submissions for the Georgia music news
The Georgia Music News is published three times per year. Do you have a Research Article that you would like to submit for consideration to be included in an issue? Click here to access the GMN Content Submission Form.
Click here to review the guidelines for the Research Review Process.
post a survey
Are you a GMEA member gathering information for a music education study? Submit a request to have your survey posted here. Please note, while the GMEA website may host various surveys, the researchers and results of surveys do not reflect the intent of our organization.
CURRENT SURVEYS
Music Teachers’ Voices on Professional Development Experiences and Satisfaction Across Diverse Student Demographic Profiles
A research team at the Eastman School of Music invites active K–12 music teachers to participate in a study on music teachers' professional development (PD) satisfaction across the United States, particularly for serving students from diverse backgrounds. Led by Zhilin Zhang (doctoral student) and Dr. Sangmi Kang (Associate Professor of Music Education), this study aims to better understand how PD supports teachers in different contexts. The study has been approved by the University’s Institutional Review Board (STUDY00011281).
Participation is voluntary, with no known risks beyond everyday life. The survey takes approximately 10 minutes and can be completed on any device. All responses are de-identified and reported only in aggregate—no individual teacher, school, or district will be identified.
Survey Link: https://universityrochester.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2sqm7hglbGXHYdE
Survey Deadline: May 1, 2028