ASTA Student Chapters

 

ASTA Student Chapter Registration and Renewal Form

Check back for updates, August 2023
 
ASTA collegiate student chapters provide valuable opportunities for leadership, career development, and lasting relationships between peers and mentors. They make our community stronger and build the future of the string profession. If your school already has a chapter, we encourage you to become an active member. If your school does not have a chapter, we invite you to establish one. ASTA can help you and your peers achieve your goals and provide a strong, unified voice for string music education and performance.

Start a Student Chapter

Learn the simple steps to starting a student chapter at your college or university.

Student Chapter Tips and Resources

Helpful tips and resources for building a successful student chapter.

Student Chapter Awards

Find out how to get recognized for your work and see a list of previous award winners.

Check Out ASTA Student Chapters

Join one of ASTA's student chapters, or start one on your own campus.

ASTA Institutional Membership
While we encourage you to speak to your student chapter advisor about becoming an Institutional Member of ASTA, your college or university is not required to be an Institutional Member to establish or renew an ASTA Student Chapter.

Apply to Serve on the Student Advisory Committee
The ASTA Student Advisory Committee is a group of college students (bachelors, masters, doctoral, performance certificate, etc.!) who serve together as a representative body of all ASTA student members. This group is involved is with planning and implementing the Student Roundtable at the ASTA National Conference, collecting and submitting content specifically for ASTA student members to the Content Committee, and working with ASTA staff on recruitment and retention strategies for student members, just to name a few! Applications open in the Spring and notifications are sent in May/June.

Student Recruitment Flyer

Download this free resource and post around your campus to recruit new members.