Amy Diaz, a shareholder in Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s Real Estate Department, has joined the board of directors of Corrales Cultural Arts Council (CCAC), an organization that is committed to fostering a sense of community through music. CCAC’s mission focuses on promoting music in local schools and bringing low-cost, high-quality musical performances to the community.
In her role, she will advocate for CCAC and its mission, attend the Music in Corrales concert series and Music in Schools events, and help with organizational oversight through participation in CCAC board and committee meetings.
“I was fortunate to attend a public school with music education from kindergarten through 12th grade,” Diaz said. “Even though music enhances academic performance, increases creativity and is important to cognitive development, most school budgets do not provide for music education. I am most excited to participate in CCAC’s efforts to engage students in musical experiences and to provide instruments to schools.”
For more information, visit https://www.musicincorrales.org/.
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