Clubs
Clubs at Lanier High School
- 21st Century Leaders
- Art Club/National Art Honors Society
- Asian American Student Association
- Black Student Association
- Beta Club
- Computer Science Honor Society
- DECA
- Distinguished Gentlemen
- Drama Club/Thespian Society
- Environmental Club
- FCA/Lanier Christian Fellowship
- FCCLA
- First Generation
- French Club
- French National Honor Society
- Girls Who Code
- Hatian Creole Club
- Helping Humanity
- HOPE
- HOSA
- Lanier Buddies
- Lanier Crochet Club
- Lanier Latino Partnership
- Lanier Productions
- Leading Ladies
- Macy's Embrace
- Mu Alpha Theta
- National English Honor Society
- National Honor Society
- Key Club
- Relay for Life
- Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society
- Robotics Club
- Science National Honor Society
- Spanish Club
- Spanish Honor Society
- Student Council
- Tri-M Music Honor Society
21st Century Leaders
21st Century Leaders
Sponsor
Nehal Desai
Meeting Format
In-Person
Meeting Location and Time
Every other Friday at 2:20 in room 705 (Twice a month)
Club Dues/Fees
$5.00
National, State, or Local Affiliations
Mission Statement
21st Century Leaders connects, transforms, and inspires high school students
across Georgia to leverage diversity, explore career opportunities, and become
leaders in their school, community, and ultimately the workforce.
Examples of Planned Activities
Leadership Connect (online training platform), Summer leadership institute, 2 service Projects a semester.
Art Club/National Art Honors Society
Art Club / National Art Honors Society
Sponsor
Kristina Jaunais
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
Every other Wednesday 2:30-3:30 PM in room 604.
Club Dues/Fees
$25.00
National, State, or Local Affiliations
National Art Honors Society
Mission Statement
Foster excellence and a dedicated spirit to the pursuit of art. Inspire and recognize those students who have shown outstanding ability in art.
Examples of Planned Activities
Lanier Student Art Calendar, Sidewalk Chalk Drawing Competition, Sugar Rush Canvas Scavenger Hunt, and many more fun opportunities!
Asian American Student Association
Asian American Student Association
Sponsors
Eric Johansen
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
Once a month after school from 2:30-3:30 PM in room 400.
Club Dues/Fees
Voluntary
National, State, or Local Affiliations
GAASA (Gwinnett Asian American Student Association)
Mission Statement
The purpose of this club is to promote and encourage the various cultures and heritages of Asia. As an addition to our primary mission, we want the students at Lanier to embrace their Asian backgrounds and/or to become more aware of the different Asian cultures in the community. In order to promote this mission, our club will host activities from diverse cultures of Asia.
Examples of Planned Activities
GAASA Events; announced Foodie Fridays; others as announced
Black Student Association
Black Student Association
Sponsors
Aqueelah Ahmad and Melvin Robinson
Meeting Format
In-Person
Meeting Location and Time
Room 105 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM (Tuesdays)
Club Dues/Fees
$26 payable through MyPaymentsPlus
National, State, or Local Affiliation
None.
Mission Statement
Lanier High School's Black Student Association (BSA) strives to foster a sense of community for all students by raising cultural awareness of the rich history of African Americans and by promoting a positive image of black students as leaders in the Sugar Hill community. We embrace our cultural heritage, unity, and the appreciation of diversity and inclusion.
Description of Planned Activities
We have several different topics planned for this semester's meetings and are taking a look at the opportunity for field trips to colleges/universities as well as museums.
Beta Club
Beta Club
Sponsors
Hunter Czulada and Makayla Schymanski
Meeting Format
In-Person
Meeting Location and Time
2nd Monday of each month at 6:45 or 2:15 PM in the theater.
Club Dues/Fees
None
National, State, or Local Affiliations
National Beta Club
Mission Statement
To promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, service and leadership among elementary and secondary school students. ACHIVEMENT - Recognizing and honoring high academic achievement. CHARACTER - Preparing young people for life and empowering them to be successful. LEADERSHIP - Developing the leaders of tomorrow. SERVICE - Demonstrating our motto: Let Us Lead by Serving Others.
Description of Planned Activities
TBD
Computer Science Honor Society
Computer Science Honor Society
Sponsors
Mike Reilly
Meeting Format
Blended
Meeting Location and Time
Room 723 at 6:45AM on the first Friday of each month.
Dues/Fees
None.
National, State, or Local Affiliation
Mission Statement
This CSHS encourages secondary students’ enthusiasm for computer science, honors academic excellence, and promotes service.
Descriptions of Planned Activities
Monthly meetings, and outreach focused on inspiring others to learn computer science. Spring classes online to teach elementary students the basics of programming and how it applies to life.
DECA
DECA
Sponsor
Ted Deppe
Meeting Format
In-Person
Meeting Location and Time
Room 501, every other Thursday with times TBD.
Club Dues/Fees
$25.00 to join. Competition fees are different at each level and are subsidized by Lanier DECA.
National, State, or Local Affiliations
Lanier DECA is affiliated at the state and national levels.
Mission Statement
DECA's LHS mission is to prepare emerging leaders in marketing, business, management, and entrepreneurship. DECA programs involve active participation from students, faculty and business professionals. Each DECA competitive event supports classroom learning which leads to unique real-world activities and future success.
Descriptions of Planned Activities
GA-only Testing Events
Officer Training
Community Service Project
Region Competition
State Competition
International Competition
Distinguished Gentlemen
Distinguished Gentlemen
Sponsor
Darrell Green
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
Thursdays during Longhorn Time in room 222.
Dues
No dues.
Affiliations
Lowcountry Youth Services
Mission Statement
At DGC, we believe in providing a well-rounded curriculum that prepares young men for the real world. That's why our curriculum is tailored to critical areas that we believe are essential for youth development, including college and career readiness, leadership, and healthy relationships. By providing mentorship and education in these areas, we hope to create young men who will become leaders in their communities.
Drama Club/Thespian Society
Drama Club/Thespian Society
Sponsor
Teri Lance
Meeting Format
In-Person
Meeting Location and Time
The third Tuesday of each month from 2:30-4:00pm in the theatre.
Club Dues/Fees
$30
National, State, or Local Affiliations
International Thespian Society
Mission Statement
The Drama Club's mission is to provide educational and inspirational opportunities to learn about theatre and support the Lanier Theatre Company.
Description of Planned Activities
We participate in community service events and fun activities throughout the year.
Environmental Club
Environmental Club
Sponsors
Jeannie Lanio and Christy Battle
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
Every other Tuesday morning at 6:50 AM in room 805.
Club Dues/Fees
$25.00
National, State, or Local Affiliation
Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful and Sugar Hill Mayor Hembree
Mission Statement
A student-centered organization made of passionate individuals whose mission is to raise awareness of environmental issues, with service projects and activities. We will be committed to Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Our ultimate goal is to educate and collaborate with other schools, organizations, universities, corporations and government.
FCA/Lanier Christian Fellowship
FCA / Lanier Christian Fellowship
Sponsors
Collin Jones
Meeting Format
In-Person
Meeting Location and Time
One Friday/month from 6:45-7:00am in Room 400; One Monday/month at the football stadium from 5:45-7:00pm
Club Dues/Fees
Optional dues for a t-shirt.
National, State, or Local Affiliations
None.
Mission Statement
The mission of FCA and the Lanier Christian Fellowship is to provide an opportunity for students to grow in their faith and fellowship with Christians in the community.
Descriptions of Planned Activities
Donuts and devotions on Fridays before school; games and a message on Monday afternoons
FCCLA
FCCLA
Sponsors
Amanda Stults
Meeting Format
In-Person
Meeting Location and Time
Room 203 at 2:15PM - Dates vary from month to month
Dues/Fees
$35.00
National, State, or Local Affiliation
Yes (State and National)
Mission Statement
To promote personal growth and leadership development through family and consumer sciences education. Focusing on the multiple roles of family member, wage earner, and community leader, members develop skills for life through character development, creative and critical thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge and career preparation.
Descriptions of Planned Activities
Fall Leadership Rally
Fall Leadership Conference
Region Star Events
Day at the Capitol
State Leadership Conference
First Generation
First Generation
Sponsors
Joanna Key and Allye Druian
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
Once a month during Longhorn Time and once a month after school on Wednesday in the Counseling Department.
Club Dues/Fees
N/A - Fundraising
National, State, or Local Affiliation
Georgia First Gen (Community Partner)
Mission Statement
The First Generation Club at Lanier is dedicated to providing excellent resources for ensuring that students are well prepared to succeed and become the next leaders of tomorrow. The focus of the club is to provide students with college and career planning, field trips, workshops, and post-secondary planning.
Planned Activities
College & Career planning, college trip, guest speakers, community service, etc.
French Club
French Club
Sponsor
Joel Sisson
Meeting Format
In-Person
Meeting Location and Time
Room 714 (Mr. Sisson's room) on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month, from 2:20PM-3:00PM.
Club Dues/Fees
$20.00 induction year; no dues for French Club if you're a member of French Honor Society.
National, State, or Local Affiliations
AATF (American Association of Teachers of French)
Mission Statement
The French Honor Society's mission is to recognize students' outstanding scholarship in the study of French. Students who meet the membership criteria will be welcomed in at an induction ceremony (by invitation only), receive and get to wear a tri-colored honor cord at graduation, and receive a membership certificate and French Club t-shirt. French Honor Society provides a way to focus activities around the French language and Francophone cultures and to encourage participation in French-related extra curricular activities. In addition, students can acquire leadership skills by serving as officers of French Club and FHS (FHS members are given priority in the leadership board voting process), directing the initiation ceremony, participating in community service and tutoring, or leading other chapter events.
Descriptions of Planned Activities
Going to French restaurants
Celebrating French holidays
Discussing the French-speaking world
Promoting French in the local elementary and middle schools
Watching French films
Sampling French food
Viewing French art (just to name a few...)
French National Honor Society
French National Honor Society
Sponsor
Joel Sisson
Meeting Format
In-Person
Meeting Location and Time
Room 714 (Mr. Sisson's room); meetings on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month (2:20PM-3:00PM) with the French Club.
Club Dues/Fees
$20 (By invitation only! $20 fee is a one-time fee during your induction year; you do NOT have to pay for French Club membership if you're a member of FHS.)
National, State, or Local Affiliations
AATF (American Association of Teachers of French)
Mission Statement
The French Honor Society's mission is to recognize students' outstanding scholarship in the study of French. Students who meet the membership criteria will be welcomed in at an induction ceremony (by invitation only), receive and get to wear a tri-colored honor cord at graduation, and receive a membership certificate and French Club t-shirt. French Honor Society provides a way to focus activities around the French language and Francophone cultures and to encourage participation in French-related extracurricular activities. In addition, students can acquire leadership skills by serving as officers of French Club and FHS (FHS members are given priority in the leadership board voting process), directing the initiation ceremony, participating in community service and tutoring, or leading other chapter events.
Descriptions of Planned Activities
We will complete the same activities as French Club; however, French Honor Society members can also gain community service hours for tutoring French 1, 2 and 3 students in French. French Honor Society members can attend local French-related activities hosted by AATF, the Alliance Française d'Atlanta, and/or other local schools.
Girls Who Code
Girls Who Code
Sponsor
Mike Reilly
Meeting Format
In-Person
Meeting Location and Time
Once a month during Longhorn Time in room 733.
Club Dues/Fees
No Dues
National, State, or Local Affiliations
Mission Statement
Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does.
Hatian Creole Club
Hatian Creole Club
Sponsors
Raegine Newkirk
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
2nd and 4th Thursday during Longhorn Time in room 400.
Club Dues/Fees
$25
National, State, or Local Affiliations
None
Mission Statement
The Haitian Creole Club's mission is to promote understanding, appreciation and engagement with Haitian culture and Creole language through education and cultural activities. By exploring the rich heritage of Haiti through language learning and other activities, we aim to cultivate a platform for cultural exchange, lifelong learning and community service, empowering students to become global citizens who appreciate and contribute to the cultural mosaic of our world.
Helping Humanity
Helping Humanity
Sponsor
Trevor Juneau
Meeting Format
In-Person
Meeting Location and Time
Two Mondays each month in Room 400, from 2:20-3:00pm
Club Dues/Fees
Optional dues for a shirt.
National, State, or Local Affiliation
None.
Mission Statement
Helping Humanity promotes social justice causes in our school and community through service work and projects, working to advance equity through education and awareness. Helping Humanity seeks to provide a safe space for all students while discussing topics relating to gender, sexuality, race, and other societal issues.
Descriptions of Planned Activities
Conversations and activities to educate and provide a safe space for students.
HOPE
HOPE
Sponsor
Elizabeth Cardy
Meeting Format
In-Person
Meeting Location and Time
Room 400 from 2:30-4:00PM on the second Tuesday of every month
Club Dues/Fees
$25
National, State, or Local Affiliation
None.
Mission Statement
The mission of HOPE is to increase the graduation rate among Hispanic high school students through leadership, education, and community service.
Descriptions of Planned Activities
Trunk or Treat , Talent Show, Car Wash, HOPE Conference, Parent night and much more!
HOSA
HOSA
Sponsor
Aqueelah Ahmad
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
2:15 room 400 twice a month
Club Dues/Fees
$45
National, State, or Local Affiliations
National, State, and Local
Mission Statement
HOSA is an organization designed to develop leadership and communication skills; build self-confidence; promote career opportunities in the healthcare industry; develop skills in the healthcare industry, and to support the health education curriculum.
Lanier Buddies
Lanier Buddies
Sponsor
Kari Lantz
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
During lunch
Club Dues/Fees
None
National, State, or Local Affiliations
None
Mission Statement
To expand the social opportunities for both ASD and neuro-typical students in a variety of settings in order to develop personal skills necessary to build relationships with others.
Lanier Crochet Club
Lanier Crochet Club
Sponsor
Fabiana Fischer
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
Media Center 2:10-3:00 on Mondays
Club Dues/Fees
$50
National, State, or Local Affiliations
N/A
Mission Statement
The Crochet Club teaches students the basic crochet skills which are necessary to make hats, blankets, scarves, and more. Students are encouraged to be creative while having the opportunity to meet other peers with similar interests. One of our major goals is to help our community by donating hats and scarfs to shelters and churches.
Examples of Planned Activities
Students will help deliver items to churches and shelters.
Lanier Latino Partnership
Lanier Latino Partnership
Sponsor
Johnny Sepulveda
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
Room 400 during Longhorn Time on Thursdays
Club Dues/Fees
None
National, State, or Local Affiliations
None
Mission Statement
Lanier High School's Lanier Latino Partnership (LLP) strives to foster a sense of community for all students by raising cultural awareness of the rich history of Latinos and by promoting a positive image of Latino students as leaders in the Sugar Hill Community. We embrace our cultural heritage, unity, and the appreciation of diversity and inclusion. Our goal for the students at Lanier is to embrace their Latino backgrounds and/or to become more aware of the different Latino cultures in the community.
Examples of Planned Activities
We have several different topics planned for meetings, field trips to colleges/universities, and much more!
Lanier Productions
Lanier Productions
Sponsor
Keith Phillips
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
Tuesdays from 2:20-3:00 in room 100B.
Club Dues/Fees
None
National, State, or Local Affiliations
Student Television Network
Mission Statement
Lanier Productions supports and provides opportunities for students to pursue their passions in Filmmaking, Television Production, Journalism, and Sports Video by creating content for the Lanier Cluster as well as competing in various state and national film competitions.
Examples of Planned Activities
Students will learn film equipment and the filmmaking process by filming short films throughout the school year. This is in preparation for the Film Invitational competitions as well as various other competitions and challenges students will take part in.
Leading Ladies
Leading Ladies
Sponsor
Shannon Bailey El-Bey
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
Room 301 during Longhorn Time on Thursdays.
Club Dues/Fees
None
National, State, or Local Affiliations
Leading Ladies, Inc.
Mission Statement
Leading Ladies' mission is to empower young women by providing mentoring and educational opportunities that promote character and leadership development, education and career development, life skills and financial empowerment, and enrichment and community service experiences.
Macy's Embrace
Macy's Embrace
Sponsors
Larry Layfield and Joanna Key
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
Longhorn Time in the Media Center
Club Dues/Fees
N/A
National, State, or Local Affiliations
N/A
Mission Statement
Our mission is to stimulate the growth of students into a deeper understanding of entrepreneurship by embracing collaboration and technology, which will allow our students to learn, lead, and succeed.
Examples of Planned Activities
Design challenges, presentations, field trips to Macy's and other technology hubs, guest speakers, etc.
Mu Alpha Theta
Mu Alpha Theta
Sponsor
Rozina Essani
Meeting Format
Blended
Club Dues/Fees
$20
National, State, or Local Affiliation
National affiliation
Meeting Location and Time
Room 405 at 6:40 AM on announced days.
Mission Statement
Mu Alpha Theta is the National High School Mathematics Honor Society with over 75,000 student members in more than 1,500 schools. We are dedicated to inspiring keen interest in mathematics, developing strong scholarship in the subject, and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics in high school students. Mu Alpha Theta achieves these goals by: providing a method for schools to recognize and encourage those students who enjoy and excel in mathematics; organizing a National Convention for teachers and students to participate in math-related events and interact with others from across the country; rewarding outstanding extracurricular achievement by offering special awards to both students and their faculty advisors; and providing Mathematics Competitions to participating members at their own school through the Log 1 Contest and the Rocket City Math League.
Descriptions of Planned Activities
Pi Day, math competitions
National English Honor Society
National English Honors Society
Sponsors
Elizabeth Dolcimascolo and Marc Williams
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
Biweekly in room 210 at 2:15 PM.
Club Dues/Fees
$25 -- $15 to national and $10 to local
National, State, or Local Affiliations
Sigma Tau Delta
Mission Statement
The mission of NEHS is to promote mastery of written expression, encourage worthwhile reading, and foster fellowship among students who excel in English studies. Our mission is to share our gifts by service to society and by fostering literacy.
Examples of Planned Activities
Induction, community service, tutoring
National Honor Society
National Honor Society
Sponsor
Aqueelah Ahmad
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
Monthly room 400 6:45am or 2:15pm
Club Dues/Fees
Senior dues $20
National, State, or Local Affiliations
National
Mission Statement
National Honor Society is a prestigious organization that invites members based on their cumulative GPA of 94 or above. In addition to being an honors organization, we feel that service is an integral part of what we do, and we will be hosting numerous service projects throughout the year to help our community. Membership is by invitation only in the spring to all rising 11th graders. There is an application process, with new members being notified in May. Dues cover national dues, purchase of stoles for seniors, induction pins and certificates, and various incidentals during the year.
Examples of Planned Activities
Some of our biggest events are the Induction of New Members in April, Trunk or Treat in October, our Hygiene drive in November, Clothing Drive in December and Tutoring services year-round. For more information, contact advisor Mrs. Aqueelah Ahmad.
Key Club
Key Club
Sponsor
Cassandra Labella
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
Last Wednesday of the month at 6:45 AM or 2:20 PM, room TBD
Club Dues/Fees
$20
National, State, or Local Affiliations
Key Club International
Mission Statement
Key Club is affiliated with Kiwanis Club International and is a community service organization. It develops initiative and leadership skills in students through serving others in our school and community.
Descriptions of Planned Activities
Donations to Home of Hope Children's Center. Members are encouraged to find and share service opportunities.
Relay for Life
Relay for Life
Sponsors
TBA
Meeting Format
Online
Meeting Location and Time
3rd Thursday of the month via Zoom at 6pm
Mission Statement
The mission of the Relay for Life team is to raise money, increase awareness, and organize support and service for those affected by cancer, in order to instill a culture of hope, encouragement, and perseverance within the school and the community.
Description of Planned Events
Masked Jingle Competition, Mr. Lanier Pageant, Sporting Event Concessions, Gwinnett County Relay for Life Main Event
Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society
Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society
Sponsor
Anne Byrand
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
3 times a semester at 6:45 AM or 2:10 PM in room 814.
Club Dues/Fees
$20
National, State, or Local Affiliations
National Council for the Social Studies
Mission Statement
The mission and purpose of this organization is to promote scholarships and to recognize academic excellence in social studies in secondary school environments and the community. To provide through its local chapters opportunities for exploration and to encourage interest in, understanding of, and appreciation for the social studies.
Examples of Planned Activities
Students will participate in activities that promote civil engagement such as volunteering and interacting with government on a local, state and national level.
Robotics Club
Robotics Club
Sponsor
Mike Reilly
Meeting Format
In-Person
Meeting Location and Time
Wednesday afternoons, 2:30-4pm starting in room 733-735.
Dues/Fees
None
National, State, or Local Affiliation
Affiliated with FIRST.
Mission Statement
The mission of the FIRST Robotics club is to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders and innovators, by engaging them in exciting mentor-based programs that build science, engineering, and technology skills, that inspire innovation, and that foster well-rounded life capabilities including self-confidence, communication, and leadership.
Descriptions of Planned Activities
We have a series of lessons and activities in the fall semester to learn robotics in preparation for a competitive season from January through April. Beginners ARE our priority, for people to learn.
Science National Honor Society
Science National Honor Society
Sponsor
Paul Barnette
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
Every Thursday during Longhorn Time in room 707.
Club Dues/Fees
$5
National, State, or Local Affiliations
National
Mission Statement
The SNHS objectives are to encourage and recognize scientific and intellectual thought. To advance the student's knowledge of classical and modern science. The SNHS communicates with the scientific community and aids with the civic community with its comprehension of science. The SNHS encourages students to participate in community service and, in turn, encourages a dedication to the pursuit of scientific knowledge that benefits all humankind.
Spanish Club
Spanish Club
Sponsors
Jessica Hernandez, Sponsor; Laurie Brown, Co-Sponsor
Meeting Format
In-person most of the time. Sometimes blended.
Meeting Location and Time
Room 713 at 2:15PM third Wednesday per month.
Dues/Fees
$25.00
National, State, or Local Affiliation
None
Mission Statement
Our mission is to promote the Spanish language and culture through different activities such as watching Spanish and Latin American films and enjoying Spanish and Latin American foods. By joining the club, you'll be able to enjoy awesome Hispanic foods and beverages, and celebrate the language, art, music, history, etc. with members of the coolest club at Lanier High School.
Descriptions of Planned Activities
Doing local Hispanic restaurant outings. Celebrating Hispanic Holidays. Watching Hispanic Movies. Sampling Hispanic Foods. Discussing the Latin speaking world.
Spanish Honor Society
Spanish Honor Society
Sponsors
Rhonda Silva, Sponsor; Laurie Brown, Co-Sponsor
Meeting Location and Time
Meetings are not held. Students can contact Ms. Silva either in-person or via email with questions.
Club Dues/Fees
$28.00 for initial induction (by invitation only); $10 for Honor Cord at graduation
National, State, or Local Affiliation
AATSP
Mission Statement
The mission of the Spanish national honor Society is to promote the Spanish language and culture and encourage life-long learning of Spanish.
Student Council
Student Council
Sponsors
Jennifer Mattox and Joey Junius
Meeting Format
In-Person
Meeting Location and Time
First Thursday of every month at 6:45 AM. Room TBD.
Club Dues/Fees
$30
National, State, or Local Affiliations
Georgia Association of Student Councils
Mission Statement
Giving students the opportunity to be leaders, helping the community, and promoting school spirit.
Descriptions of Planned Activities
Homecoming, Prom Fashion Show
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Sponsors
Rebekah Castner and Laura Wood
Meeting Format
In-person
Meeting Location and Time
TBD
Club Dues/Fees
TBD
National, State, or Local Affiliations
National Association for Music Education
Mission Statement
(NAfME), which focuses on creating future leaders in music education and music advocacy. Tri-M also provides students leadership opportunities to make a difference in their community through music-based service projects.