Dance, AA (DANC-AA)
Students enrolled in this degree program are provided a broad base of cultural and historical knowledge about dance and dance technique, pedagogy, and repertoire in the diverse genres of dance. The creative process is fostered through inclusion and learning opportunities in production skills, the art of choreography, and performance. This foundation prepares students to further their study of, teach, choreograph, and/or perform dance. Students must be physically capable of participating in studio courses. Students explore dance through seminar, lecture, fieldwork (attending live performances), and participation in lab (dance exercises).
Courses
- ANTH1001 — Introduction to Anthropology
- ANTH1005 — Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
- BIO1011 — Introduction to Nutrition
- CCS1001 — College & Career Success
- COMM1000 — Introduction to Communication
- DANC1001 — History and Appreciation of World Dance
- DANC1002 — Ballet: Renaissance to Romantic
- DANC1011 — Jazz I: Afro-American/Caribbean
- DANC1013 — Modern Dance: Early 20th Cent-1940s
- DANC1018 — Dance Pedagogy for Young Children
- DANC1061 — Yoga I
- DANC1075 — Kinesiology for Dancers
- DANC1111 — Jazz II: Broadway and Film
- DANC2002 — Ballet II: Classical to Contemporary
- DANC2013 — Modern Dance II: Second Generation America
- DANC2021 — Dance Repertory/Ensemble I
- DANC2022 — Choreographic Principles/Ensemble I
- DANC2121 — Dance Repertory/Ensemble II
- DANC2122 — Choreographic Principles/Ensemble II
- ENG1010 — Composition
- ENG1020 — Composition II and Literature
- HLTH1051 — Health and Wellness Promotion
- HPE1026A — Pilates
- MUS1001 — Music History - Medieval-Baroque
- MUS1004 — World Music
- PSY1011 — General Psychology I
- SOC1001 — Principles of Sociology
- THR1101 — Introduction to Theater
- THR1110 — Acting I