University Sponsor Form| Black Music Therapy Network, Inc.

University Sponsor Submission Form

Thank you for your interest in Black Music Therapy Network, Inc. Becoming a sponsor instantly provides opportunities to deepen connections with people at the intersection of music and health within Black communities. Supporting is easy! Complete the sponsorship form below, select your plan, and support today!

First Name

Last Name

Preferred Name

Pronouns

Name of Requesting University (please include department and/or program)

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

City

Region/State/Province

Postal / Zip code

Phone

Please briefly share your organization’s values and how they relate to BMTN’s mission. This information may be used on our website under our sponsorship list, acknowledging you as a university sponsor.

Tier 1

$500

Two Black student meet-ups provided annually (virtual only at this time)

Access to Syllabi Library and/or culturally responsive resources

Tier 2

$1000

Tier 1

Annual VIRTUAL anti-oppressive practice workshop (2 hour) facilitated by BMTN Staff or partners

Tier 3

$2000

Tier 2

Annual IN PERSON anti-oppressive practice workshop facilitated by BMTN Staff or partners

Tier 4

$4000

Tier 3

Consultation on anti-oppressive aims and culturally-sustaining curriculum development

Select a Sponsorship Tier

University Sponsor: Tier 1 - $500

University Sponsor: Tier 2 - $1000

University Sponsor: Tier 3 - $2000

University Sponsor: Tier 4 - $4000

If there is any additional information you would like us to know, please share here:

Do you want to be included in our public sponsorship list? If so, please enter your program, department/school, and university and contact info as you would like them to appear on the website (e.g., Embodied Music Practices (MA), College of Integrated Health, Joseph University; embodiedmusicpractices@joseph.edu).

By submitting this form, I affirm that:

I am a representative of the university listed in this form.

I affirm the mission of the BMTN to support the health and well-being of Black communities through music.