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versations with Southeast Asian 4 Performing “Weather”: with text by Claudia Rankine), both
choral professionals regarding choral Creating an Artistic Climate conductor-teachers and musicians
education, culture, and composition for Exploring Social Justice will reflect upon the process by which
practices in the region. they developed respect for the history
Duke Energy CC 3rd Floor and culture of the piece, as well as

Saunder Choi and Junior Ballroom D the opportunities aimed at deepening
Beverly Shangkuan-Cheng, their understanding about bias, rac-
presenters The presenters will examine how ism, classism, sexism, and other forms
conductor-teachers, through ensem- of marginalization.
Joshua Habermann, presider ble collaboration, can equip music
students (choral and instrumental) Rollo Dilworth, presenter
Chair, National Standing Committee with the tools necessary to prepare
for International Activities and perform repertoire focusing on Temple University Performing Arts

issues of social justice and social Collaborative, Insight Choir
change. Using the newly composed Randi von Ellefson, presider
twenty-minute work for chorus,
speaker, and wind ensemble titled, Past President, Northwestern and
Weather (composed by Rollo Dilworth Central Regions

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