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Music Therapy Club

Student Organizations

What We Do

The gift of music

Learn about how to use music as a form of therapy with the Music Therapy Club at Purdue Fort Wayne.

  • Promote, foster, and advance the education and training of its members
  • Develop, maintain, and continually seek to improve its structure, viability, and relationship with its members and the general membership of the GLR-AMTAS
  • Develop, encourage, and support lines of communication between its members
  • Develop, foster, and promote cooperative relationships with GLR-AMTAS, AMTA, and AMTAS in activities that concern the music therapy profession and enhance the education of the Music Therapy Club members
  • Seek and promote means to fulfill the professional needs of its members

Section I: Qualifications 

  • Active individual student membership will be open to declared music therapy majors, intern training in music therapy, and others interested in music therapy who are enrolled at Purdue Fort Wayne and have paid dues to the Music Therapy Club.
  • The membership year shall coincide with the academic school year.
  • Membership and participation shall be free from discrimination and harassment per the policies of the Purdue Fort Wayne Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct as stated in Part 1 Section A, Items 3 and 4.
  • The Music Therapy club must have at least eight active members in order to retain its status as an active university organization.
  • There will be no attendance requirements attached to membership.
  • There will be no grounds for expulsion from membership.
  • To receive monetary assistance from the Music Therapy Club, students may be required to offer the club extra help at club events and meetings to the executive board’s discretion.

Section II: Financial Obligations

  • Dues are set by the Music Therapy Club at $5 per semester or $10 for the academic school year.