The February 5th DOSA Workshop that was postponed due to Covid-19 restrictions at WSU has been rescheduled for May 14, 2022.
2021-2022 DOSA Workshops
Friday, August 13, 2021
Summer 2021 Book Study: Artful, Playful, Mindful by Jane Frazee
Join DOSA for a study of the book Artful, Playful, Mindful by Jane Frazee. Discover how music learning relates to all learning, and learn about a curriculum model that inspires you and your students to make music, to make up music, and to make sense of music. This event is FREE!
Summer 2021 Book Study: Artful, Playful, Mindful by Jane Frazee
Join DOSA for a study of the book Artful, Playful, Mindful by Jane Frazee. Discover how music learning relates to all learning, and learn about a curriculum model that inspires you and your students to make music, to make up music, and to make sense of music. This event is FREE!
September 11, 2021
Amy Fenton: Tried and True Treasures for the Music Classroom
Come and participate in Amy's favorite K-5 lessons that are guaranteed to engage and enchant your students. Bring a recorder and be ready to sing, say, dance, and play!
Surprise music subscription give away at the workshop!
Amy Fenton: Tried and True Treasures for the Music Classroom
Come and participate in Amy's favorite K-5 lessons that are guaranteed to engage and enchant your students. Bring a recorder and be ready to sing, say, dance, and play!
Surprise music subscription give away at the workshop!
October 23, 2021
Patrick Ware: Hip Cats and Cool Kids (Jazz in the Orff Classroom)
Join us as we explore the world of jazz in the general music classroom. Be prepared to scat, swing, move, and groove as we mesh the Schulwerk with America's music- jazz! You will experience all aspects of the Schulwerk from speech and song to rhythm and movement. Student success guaranteed!
Patrick Ware: Hip Cats and Cool Kids (Jazz in the Orff Classroom)
Join us as we explore the world of jazz in the general music classroom. Be prepared to scat, swing, move, and groove as we mesh the Schulwerk with America's music- jazz! You will experience all aspects of the Schulwerk from speech and song to rhythm and movement. Student success guaranteed!
November 3-6, 2021
AOSA National Conference: North Charleston, South Carolina
Come and take part in a whirlwind of learning and collaboration. The national conference offers endless opportunities to expand your professional learning while connecting with music educators and enjoying new and old friendships from around the country.
AOSA National Conference: North Charleston, South Carolina
Come and take part in a whirlwind of learning and collaboration. The national conference offers endless opportunities to expand your professional learning while connecting with music educators and enjoying new and old friendships from around the country.
March 12, 2022
Manju Durairaj: Sing, Say, Dance, Play in a Culturally Responsive Way
This workshop focuses on cultural relevancy, aspects of culturally responsive teaching, multiculturalism, and social justice in education in the general music classroom. Students will collaborate and create together using protocols for culturally responsive classrooms.
Manju Durairaj: Sing, Say, Dance, Play in a Culturally Responsive Way
This workshop focuses on cultural relevancy, aspects of culturally responsive teaching, multiculturalism, and social justice in education in the general music classroom. Students will collaborate and create together using protocols for culturally responsive classrooms.
April 23, 2022
Katie Grace Miller: Beginning at the Bars and Poetry in Play
Learn great strategies at the bars to help your littles learn to play the Orff instruments properly. Learn great tips that will lead to success for your students year after year. Come and see how the rhythm of poetry not only teaches about notes and rests, but many other elements of music as well. This hands-on presentation will give you tons of ideas to take back to your classroom.
Katie Grace Miller: Beginning at the Bars and Poetry in Play
Learn great strategies at the bars to help your littles learn to play the Orff instruments properly. Learn great tips that will lead to success for your students year after year. Come and see how the rhythm of poetry not only teaches about notes and rests, but many other elements of music as well. This hands-on presentation will give you tons of ideas to take back to your classroom.
Rescheduled from February:
May 14, 2022
DOSA Chapter Share
Join us in the fun of making music props and manipulatives that you can take back to your classroom.
May 14, 2022
DOSA Chapter Share
Join us in the fun of making music props and manipulatives that you can take back to your classroom.
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Location:Workshops will be held at:
Wayne State University, Choir Room Old Main, 4841 Cass Ave, Detroit, MI 48201 Enter Building on W. Hancock St. See Campus Map Here Directions All workshops are held from 8:30 AM-1:00 PM Registration begins at 8:00 AM Parking is available on Cass Ave, near Blimpie subs) 
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Fees:AOSA Member Fee
DOSA Member Fees
SCECHs
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Covid-19 Policy at Wayne State University
We are very excited about DOSA workshops being back in person at our new location, Wayne State University. As such, we must adhere to WSU's new Covid-19 policy this fall.
All students, staff and guests will be required to be vaccinated against COVID-19 to be on campus. In addition, all guests are asked to wear a mask and fill out a screening form the day of each workshop.
Please note that international travel within 14 days of any workshop as well as any symptoms or close contact will prevent you from being cleared to be on campus. The form will need to be completed before coming into the building each time.
You can find a link to the guest screener here:
Past Workshops
2021-2022 Workshops
Chapter Share: February 2020
Josh Southard: October 2019
Brian Hiller: September 2019
Aimee Pfitzner: May 2019
Brian Burnett: April 2019
Ashleigh Lore: March 2019
50th Anniversary Chapter Share: February 2019
James Mader: October 2018
