Rowan Music Education
Program PDFs, Site, and Intro
Crucial Links and Resources for future Music Educators
Program PDFs, Site, and Intro
Success Center, Tutoring, Advisors, Wellness, Savitz
Flat.io, Musicca, Soundtrap, MuseScore, Praxis, Tutorials
Useful Resources and Bookmarks
PD Materials, Peer Tutoring, Advice, FAQ
Collegiate Page, Events, Jobs, Contacts, Advocacy
Library, Blog, Events, Advocacy, Scholarships, Standards
Our Music Education program is a double major -a Bachelor of Music in Music Education and a Bachelor of Arts in Education- that prepares students to teach music at all levels, from kindergarten to grade 12. The program offers two tracks:
For more information visit: Rowan University Music Education Webpage
If you have any questions or concerns about your program progress, please reach out to our Music Education contacts below. They’re happy to help and encourage students to connect for support!
The Rowan University Music Education program is committed to supporting the academic success of our students. For additional academic support, please visit the Rowan Academic Success Center webpage or the Tutoring Services website.
If you have any questions or concerns about your academic progress, please reach out to our advisors below. They’re happy to help!
For emotional or mental support, students can contact or visit the Wellness Center. The Wellness Center provides a safe and supportive environment for students to discuss their concerns and receive guidance and resources.
For general support with academics and time management, students can also visit Savitz Hall. The staff at Savitz Hall are available to provide guidance and support to help students succeed.
Here are some resources to help you prepare for the Praxis exam:
Here is a tutorial to help you with the background check process:
We want to hear from you! What quick links do you have bookmarked that you use frequently? Some examples might include:
Please let us know and we can add these links to this section to make it easier for everyone to access the resources they need.
Materials will be added here from our upcoming Professional Development sessions this year. This will include a brief description of the speaker's points and any resources they shared with us.
Check back soon for updates and resources from our Professional Development sessions!
We will try to provide peer tutoring and study group support for classes that are not already assigned tutors. While we cannot guarantee that we will be able to provide this resource for every class, we will do our best to accommodate your needs.
We're collecting advice and stories from our upperclassmen to share with incoming students. Your experiences will help others navigate the program and make the most of their time at Rowan.
Do you have a question about the music education program at Rowan University? Ask it here! We'll do our best to provide a response, and we'll also post some of the most frequently asked questions and answers for others to see.
Ask a question about the music education program at Rowan University. We’ll respond and may add common questions to this page for others to see.
Check back soon for some frequently asked questions and answers!
NJMEA Collegiate is the collegiate division of the New Jersey Music Educators Association. Their mission is to support and advocate for music education in New Jersey, and to provide opportunities for collegiate music educators to network, learn, and grow. For more info, visit the NJMEA Collegiate page.
Meet the 2025–2026 NJMEA Collegiate Board:
By joining NJMEA Collegiate, you can connect with other music education majors, attend professional development events, and stay up-to-date on the latest news and trends in music education.
View the NJMEA Events Calendar to stay up-to-date on upcoming events and conferences.
The New Jersey Music Educators Association actively maintains a list of job opportunities in the state. Their site is a great place to search for openings in music education.
In addition to the NJMEA job listings, you can also search for job openings by school district. Many school districts list their openings on their own websites.
If you're looking for substitute teaching opportunities while you're an undergraduate, you can also reach out to schools or upperclassmen in the music education program here for more information.
Rowan University's College of Education also holds career fairs and recruitment events for future teachers—watch for announcements and prepare by updating your resume, practicing interviewing, and researching attendees.
The New Jersey Music Educators Association (NJMEA) has a list of resource personnel contacts who can provide guidance and support on topics such as all-state ensembles, jazz, guitar education, membership, and more.
You can view contacts for areas such as:
The New Jersey Music Educators Association (NJMEA) is committed to advocating for the importance of music education in our schools and communities. The NJMEA Advocacy Page offers resources such as advocacy letters, tips for defending music programs, and research on impact.
The NAfME Resource Library is a comprehensive collection of music education resources—articles, research, and practical guides—covering curriculum, instruction, and assessment.
Some of the resources available include:
The NAfME Blog features articles and insights on music education and advocacy, including policy updates, teaching strategies, and arts education research.
The NAfME Events Calendar lists webinars, conferences, and workshops for professional development and networking across general, instrumental, and vocal music.
NAfME is a leading advocate for music education at the federal, state, and local levels. The NAfME Advocacy Page highlights initiatives such as:
NAfME offers a variety of scholarships to music students; see the NAfME Scholarships Page for eligibility, deadlines, and applications.
Examples include performance competitions, composition awards, and opportunities for students with disabilities.
NAfME has developed music standards that emphasize conceptual understanding and musical literacy. Explore frameworks and tools on the NAfME Standards Page.
The 2014 music standards provide teachers with frameworks that match the goals of specialized classes and are organized into strands representing how music instruction is delivered in the U.S.