This session will provide methods and examples of how to support success for students, teachers, districts, and organizations through organizational leadership. Attendees will reflect on their leadership style and be presented with three key concepts that lead to growth and success for organizations through significant periods of change: Increasing Commitment, Deepening Passion, and Preparing the Future.
Nolan Loyde
- Biographical Information
Nolan Jager Loyde received his
Bachelor’s degree in Music Education from the University of North Texas and his
Master’s degree in Educational Leadership from Stephen F. Austin State
University. He currently serves as a Director of Fine Arts in Round Rock ISD.
Band and orchestra programs under Mr. Loyde’s direction have received
consistent Superior ratings in Texas University Interscholastic League Concert
and Sight Reading Evaluations. Complementary to these achievements, he has been
fortunate to perform and conduct on many world class stages, including Carnegie
Hall, The Midwest Clinic and the Texas Music Educators Association
Convention. Sudler Shield nominated programs under his direction have
been consistently successful in several marching events at the state and
national level including Bands of America, US Bands, and University
Interscholastic League State Competitions.
Mr. Loyde continues his professional impact by serving as a nationally
recognized adjudicator, clinician, and advocate, appearing at The Midwest
Clinic, Music For All Events, Drum Corps International and numerous State Music
Educator Conferences and Marching Championships. Locally, he serves as
the Artistic Director and Conductor of the Central Texas Philharmonic Youth
Orchestra. Mr. Loyde is passionate about sharing his experiences and
perspectives with educators, students, and community members who advocate for
student achievement through the arts.