in the professional world.  Be it teaching, playing, or continuing your studies the next stage of your career is about to begin—hold on tight!

The Music Alumni Association is your link back to the Division, your

professors and fellow music alums.  To keep you informed we publish two full issues of this newsletter, Con Moto.  Our new virtual home on the internet at www.wvumaa.org is now up with info, class notes, concert dates and soon pictures from the Division.  We communicate monthly with our members by email news updates. And occasionally we find a reason to have a party—like our yearly reception at the West Virginia Music Educators State

In return we ask you to do two things:  1) Send us your mailing and email address once you get settled.  We don’t want to loose our newest members.  2) Let us know what you are doing so we can post your news on the Class Notes section of the website.  There is an address update form in this packet, or you can

email our president Chuck Kerzak at ckerzak@hotmail.com or John Hendricks in the Division of Music at john.hendricks@mail.wvu.edu.

Good luck in all your endeavors and we look forward to hearing of your good deeds and successes!

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