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DOCUMENT RESUMESP 023 152ED 236 133AUTHORTITLEINSTITUTIONREPORT NOPUB DATENOTEAVAILABLE FROM,.PUB TYPE,EDRS PRICE.DESCRIPTORSDevaney, Margaret T:, Ed.; Penney, Phyllis A., Ed.Dance Directory. Programs of Professional Preparationin American Colleges and Universities. TwelfthEdition.American Alliance for Health, Physical Education,Recreation and Dance, Reston, VA. National DanceAssociation.ISBN-0-88314-257-083102p.American Alliance for Health, Physical Education,Recreation and Dance Publication Sales, kox 704,N,Waldorf, MD 20601 ( 6.95).Directories/Catalogs (132)Reference MaterialsBooks (010)MF01 Plus Postage. PC Not Available from EDRS.Admission Criteria; College Curriculum; *CollegePrograms; *Dance; *Dance Education; *Degrees(Academic);, *Fine Arts; Higher Education; HighSchools; Majors (Students); *Professional,EducationABSTRACTThis directory contains Dance Major and Minor programlistings, given by 214 colleges and universities in the UnitedStates, listed alphabetically by state. Dance offerings of twoCanadian institutions are also listed. This\twelftll edition includesinformation concerning programs previously listed, plus news entries.Included are addresses, telephone numbers, faculty, titles ofundergraduate and graduate courses, and program emphasis. Featuresnot formerly cited are names of directors of college dance-companies,names-of associated professional companies, and identification ofprograms requiring auditions. Performing Arts High Schools areincluded in the listings. *************************Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be madefrom the original ************0*****************el
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATIONEDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATIONCENTER (ERIC)I IThis document has boon reproduced aslroved from the poison or organizationriginating it.Minor changes have boon made to improvereproduction quality.Points of view or opinions stated in this document do not necessarily represent official NIEposition or policy."PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THISlE DIRECTORYMATERIAL IN MICROFICHE ONLYHAS BEEN GRANTED BYW. L. Coopv/TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCESINFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)."Programs of Professional Preparationin American Colleges and UniversitiesTwelfth Edition--1983Edited by Margaret T. Devaney and Phyllis A. PenneySponsored byThe National Dance Associationan association ofThe American Alliance forNei 411, Physical Education,Recreation and Dance0vlCover photo courtesy of the National Foundationfor the Advancement of the Arts
Copyright 1983The American Alliance forHealth, Physical Education,Recreation and Dance1900 Association DriveReston; Virginia 22091ISBN 0-88314-257-03
PURPOSES OF THE AMERICAN ALLIANCEFOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION,RECREATION AND DANCEThe American Alliance is an educational organization, structuredfor the purposes of supporting, encouraging, and providingassistance to member groups and their personnel throughout thenation as they seek to initiate, develop, and conduct programsin health, leisure, and movement-related activities for theenrichment of human life.Alliance objectives include:Professional growth and development--to support, encourage,1.and provide guidance in the development and conduct of programsin health, leisure, and movement-related activities which arebased on the needs, interests, and inherent capacities of theindividual in today's society.Communication--to facilitate public and professional understanding and appreciation of the importance and value of health,leisure, and movement-related activities as they contributetoward human well-being.2.Research--to encourage and facilitate research which willenrich the depth and scope of health, leisure, and movementrelated activities; and to disseminate the findings to the profession and other interested and concerned publics.3.Standards and guidelines--to further the continuous development and evaluation of standards within the profession for personnel and programs in health, leisure, and movement-relatedactivities.4.Public affairs--to coordinate and administer a plannedp-ogram of professional, public, and governmental relations thatwill improve education in areas of health, leisure, and movventrelated activities.5.To conduct such other activities as shall be approved by theBoard of Govenors and the Alliance Assembly, provided that theAlliance shall not engage in any activity which would be inconsistent with the status of an educational and charitable organization as defined in Section 501(c) (3) of the Internal RevenueC.:de of 1954 or any successor provision thereto, and none of theconstrued to besaid purposes shall at any time be deemedpurposes other than the public benefit purposes and objectivesconsistent with such educational and charitable status.6.Bylaws, Article III
PREFACEThe Dance Directory is an American Alliance for Health, PhysicalEducation, Recreation and Dance publication sponsored by the NationalDance Association. Dance Major and Minor program listings from 214Performingcolleges and universities make up the bulk of the Directory.Arts High Schools have been included.The Twelfth Edition of the Dance Directory contains updatedinformation concerning programs previously listed, plus new entries.Information for the publication was obtained from persons in chargeof respective dance programs. Features not formerly dited are thenames and directors of college dance companies, liaisons with professionalcompanies, and the fact that certain programs require auditions.The editors gratefully acknowledge the typists, Theresa Hughes,and most especially, Carolyn Wisman.Margaret T. Devaney, CoEditorWest Virginia UniversityMorgantown, West VirginiaPhyllis A. Penney, CoEditorCharlotte Amalie High SchoolSt. Thomas, U.S.V.I.
EDUCATIONAL DECREE ABBREVIATIONSA.A.A.S.Associate of ArtsAssociate of ScienceB.A. or ofofofArtsArts in TeachingFine ArtsMusicPhysical EducationScienceSciencL! in EducationM.S.Ed.M.S.P.E.Master of ArtsMaster Jf Arts in teachingMaster of EducationMaster o Fine ArtsMaster of i;rts in Liberal StudiesMaster of MusicMaster of Physical Education-MaL.ter of ScienceMaster of Science in EducationMaster of Science in Physical d Movement AnalystRegistered Dance fofofofofFine ArtsMusical ArtsPhysical EducationEducationHumane LettersPhilosophy
CONTENTSPAGELOLLEGEDISTRICT OF COLUMBIAAmerican UniversityGeorge Washington UniversityALABAMAAuburn UniversityUniversity of Alat,amaARIZONAArizona State UniversityUhiversity of AriionaARKANSAS12,,.,Arkansas State niversity3University of rkansasUniversity o ArkansasLittle Rock3CALIFORNIAAllan Hancock CollegeCaliforniaInstitute:of the ArtsCalifornia State UniversityChicoFresnoFullertonLong BeachSacramentoChapman CollegeDominican CollegeLoyola Marymount UniversityMills CollegeMerritt CollegeSan Diego State UniversitySan Francisco State UniversitySan Jose State UniversityUnited States International Univ,University of CaliforniaBerkeleyIrvineLos AngelesSanta BarbaraSanta CruzUniversity of San FranciscoUniverSity of Santa ClaraUniversity of Southern. CaliforniaCOLORADOColorado State UniversityLoretta HeightsMesa CollegeNaropa InstituteUniversity of ColoradoUniversity of Northern ColoradoPACE-COLLEGE34FLORIDAFlorida State UniversityPensacola Junior CollegeSaint Leo CollegeUniversity of FloridaUniversity of MiamiUniversity of South Florida2021212222232323GEORGIABrenau CollegeGeorgia State UniversityUniversity of Georgia242425HAWAIIUniversity )f Hawaii2545.,56.IDAHOIdaho State University7University of Idaho626267788991010111111121314ILLINOISBarat CollegeColumbia CollegeEastern Illinois UniversityIllinois State UniversityNorthern Illinois UniversityNorthwestern UniversityUniversity of. IllinoisINDIANABall State UniversityButler UniversityIndiana State UniversityIndiana University?7272828292930.3031313201415IOWAIowa State UniversityUniversity of Iowa323315KANSASKansas State University,niversity of Kansas3334KENTUCKYEastern Kentucky University341616161717CONNECTICUT18Connecticut CollegeInstitute for Movement Exploration 1819Trinity College19University cf Bridgeport19Wesleyan UniversityLOUISIANALouisiana State UniversityNorthwestern State UniversitySoutheastern Louisiana UniversityUniversity of SouthwesternLouisiana35353636
COLLEGEMARYLANDGoucher CollegeTowson State UniversityUniversity of MarylandMASSACHUSETTSFive College Dance DepartmentLesley CollegeNortheastern UniversitySimon's Rock of Bard CollegeTufts UniversityMICHIGANAlma CollegeEastern Michigan UniversityHope CollegeMarygrove CollegeMichigan State UniversityMuskegon Community Coll geOakland UniversityUniversity of MichiganWayne State UniversityWestern Michigan UniversityMINNESOTACollege of St. TeresaSouthwest State UniversitySt. Olaf CollegeUniversity of MinnesotaDuluthTwin CitiesCOLLEGEPACENEW HAMPSHIREUniversity of New Hampshire36173751NEW JERSEYCentenary CollegeFairleigh Dickinson UniversityClnssboro State CollegeRatgers UniversityStockton State CollegeWilliam Patterson College3839393951525252535340NEW MEXICOUniversity of New Mexico404041414141NEW YORKAdelphi UniversityAlfred UniversityBard CollegeBarnard CollegeBrooklyn CollegeColumbia UniversityCornell UniversityHamilton CollegeHofstra UniversityHunter College of City Universityof New Yorkhe Julliard SchoolHerbert H. Lehman CollegeNassau Community CollegeNew York UniversityDance versity of Southern Mississippi 46MISSOURIAvila CollegeNorthwest Missouri State Univ.Southwest Missouri State Univ.Stephens CollegeUniversity of MissouriColumbiaKansas CityWashington UniversityWilliam Woods CollegePAGE4747474848484949MONTANAUniverSity of Montana50NEBRASKACreighton UniversityUniversity of Nebraska-Lincoln5051NEVADAUniversity of Nevada-Reno51Queensborough Community CollegeRussell Sage CollegeSarah Lawrence CollegeSkidmore CollegeState University of New YorkBrockportBuffaloGeneseoPurchaseNORTH CAROLINAAppalachian State UniversityEast Carolina UniversityNorth Carolina School of the ArtsUniversity of North 8586060606161616263636464.646565.
COLLEGEPAGEOHIOAntioch CollegeBaldwin-Wallace CollegeBowling Green State UniversityCleveland State UniversityDenison UniversityKent.' State UniversityLake Erie CollegeMiami UniversityOberlin CollegeOhio State UniversityOhio UniversityOhio Wesleyan UniversityUniversity of CincinnatiUniversity of ToledoWright State University666666676767686868686969707070C KLAIIOMACentral State UniversityUniversity of OklahomaOREGON.Oregon State UniversityUniversity of OregonPENNSYLVANIAAllentown CollegeEast Stroudsburg CollegePoint Park CollegeTemple UniversityWest Chester State College717172737373747475SOUTH CAROLINAColumbia CollegeFurman UniversityWinthrop College757576TENNESSEEMeMphis State UniversityMiddle Tennessee State UniversityUniversity of TennesseeUniversity of Tennessee-MartinGeorge Peabody College forTeachersVanderbilt UniversityTEXASLamar UniversityNorth Texas State UniversitySam Houston State UniversitySouthern Methodist UniversitySouthwest Texas Stale UniversityTexas Tech UniversityTexas Woman's UniversityUniversity of Houston-ClearLake CityPACE7879790080818182UTAHUniversity of UtahBalletModern82VERMONTBennington College838371RHODE ISLANDRhode Island CollegeSOUTH DAKOTASouth Dakota State UniversityCOLLEGE76767777787878VIRGINIAJames Madison UniversityMary Washington CollegeRadford UniversityRandolph-Macon Woman's CollegeShenandoah College andConservatory of MusicVirginia Intermont CollegeWASHINGTONCornish InstituteEastern Washington UniversityPacific Lutheran UniversityWashington State UniversityWestern Washington University8484848585858686878787WEST VIRGINIAWest Virginia University88WISCONSINUniversity of WisconsinMadisonOshkoshStevens Point888989CANADAGeorge Brown CollegeUniversity of Montreal8990
PAGESCHOOLHIGH SCHOOLS OF THE PERFORMING ARTSALABAMAAlabama School of Fine Arts91CONNECTICUTEducational Center for the Arts91DISTRICT OF COLUMBIADuke Ellington School of the Arts91KENTUCKYYouth Performing Arts School91LOUISIANANew Orleans Center for CreativeArts91MASSACHUSETTSEnglish High School of Visualand Performing Arts91MICHIGANInterlochen Arts Academy91NEW YORKLaGuardia High School of Musicand Art92NORTH CAROLINANorth Carolina School of the Arts92OHIOCincinnati School for Creativeand Performing Arts92RHODE ISLANDHope High SchoolTEXASArts Magnet High School atBooker T. WashingtonHigh School for Performingand Visual Arts9292I92ti
ALABAMABallet IIBallet IIIJazzJazz IIALABAMAAUBURN UNIVERSITY/State lust,Dept. of Health, P. E. & Recreation2050 Memorial ColiseumAuburn, AL 36830(205) 826-4484Sondi Feldmaier, CoordinatorDegreesFacultySondi Feldmaier, M.A., Instr.Undergraduate CoursesAerobic DanceFolk DanceISocial. DanceBalletBallet IIJazzJazz IIModern DanceModern IISkills & Concepts of DanceConduct of DanceDance for ChildrenDance SurveyDance ProductionDance TheatreSpecial TopicsIndependent StudyDance Concepts & RelatedClassroom ExperiencePerforming GroupAuburn Dance TheatreDirector: Sondi FeldmaierFormal and Informal Concerts,0.0Touring22Theatre DanceImprovisationDance CompositionRhythmic AnalysisDance AppreciationTheatre Dance IIIChoreographyDance PracticumIndependent Study (1)Independent Study (2)Performing GroupUniliersity DancersDirector: Lou WillOne formal concert per year5,S. E.ARIZONA2333323331ARIZONA43ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY/State Inst.Dept. of Dance, PEBE 107BTempe, AZ 85287(602) 965-5029Beth Lessard, ChairpersonDegreesB.F7A., B.A., M.F.A., Dance MajorProkram Emphasis: Performance,Education, Modern!& ChoreographySecondary Certification AvailableAuditions RequiredFacultyXenia Chlistowa, Asst. Prof.T. Ray Faulkner, Ph.D., Prof.David Gregory, M.M., Asst. Prof.Sybil H skey, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Marion Kirk Jones, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Beth C. Lessard, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof.Ann Ludwig, M.S., Asst. Prof.Shelia Marion, M.A., Asst. Prof.Pamela Mat, M.A., Instr.Donna Pelre Jacoby, M.F.A., Instr.S.H.Undergraduate Courses2/3Contemporary Dance2History & Philos. .of Dance3Dance in Diverse Cultures IBeginning Modern I & IIBeginning Ballet I & IIMen's BalletTheatre StylesImprovisation I & IISocialSquareInternational Folk3332235UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA/State Inst.Box 6386University, AL 35486(205) 348-5282Lou Wall, CDegreesB.A. Da ce Major and Minorhasis: Modern DanceProgramFacultyLouise Crofton, Instr., LRADJoy Lurie, Instr., M.F.A.Quincy Northrup, Adj. Prof., M.A.Lou Wall, Assoc. Prof., M.F.A.S.H.Undergraduate Courses2Introduction to Modern Dance2Modern Dance Technique I3Modern Dance Te hnique II2Ballet I1
ARIZONANina .lttnil,,Movement for Athletes2/1Music Theory for DanceTechnique & Theory of Mod. Dance 2/12/1Technique & Theory of gal letDance NotationFundamentals of Choreography2& 11Dance Production1Music Literature for DanceDance Notation IITheory & Practice of Teaching& IIDanceChildron's DanceDance Theatre3Choreography & Accompaniment3Advanced Choreography2Senior PerformanceGraduate CoursesCultural Concepts of DanceDance Philos. & CriticismAdvanced Problems in Analysisof Dance Technique3Choreographer/Composer Workshop2Technique and Theory of Ballo3ProductionDance Stagccipft &----4Individual & Group ChoreographyDance Theatre3Dance Notation III3-12MFA Performance.A. ,Asst .,of .Prot.Lt.( Iuret1;)(1). ,ch , Pro!;.H,Under.gyadualv Courses&PrimitiveDance History-AncientDance Hislory-Closs.,R(smoit lc,Modern'Dance Production-Practical I lementlDance PrOdocisi-Minlay,etwot. horeography-AdvancedImprovisation-geg,, Inter.2-2-2-2Repertory -hog., Adv.Coo "'pp Zor II,Modern Technique-4 levelsBallet. Techniquo-Basiu, Inter.Includes Pointe, Adv.,Pw. (1,,2deux, & VariationsPercussion TechniquesRhythmic AnalysisTheory & PhilosophyTe'aching Methods-Children'sDanceTeaching Methods-Secondary1'3Educ'alion1Ethnological Techniques3Dance KinesiologySeminar: Dance Related Art FormsSenior ProjectPlus Section in Folk, Social,Character, gallet, MusicalTheatre, Tap & Jazz-CoursesRequired in Music & DramaGraduate Courses3Seminar-Dance Related Art FormsColloquium-Development of T,ch.2ModelsMethods2Colloquium: Eval.'of -Tech.Historical Resources forChoreographyLiterary Resources for3ChoreographyImprovisational Techniques2Post-19602Concert Productions2Research Design3-6ThesisPlus up to 10 hrs. in relatedsubjects in Arts, Humaneticsor Biological Scenes, 30hour-ProgramPerforming GroupsDancers Consortium, Faculty AdvisorArizona Dance Ensemble, StudentOperatedFormal and Informal Concerts,TouringSeminar: Dance cation &Administrat.5n, Research inDance and/6thersPerforming GroupUniversity Dance TheatreDirector: Sybil. HuskeyFormal and Informal Concerts,Touringet.,-I,h)liti M. Wilson, l'h1UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA/State Inst.Dance ProgramPhysical Education Building, Rm.vUniversity of Arizona.Tuscon, AZ 85721(602) 626-1088John M. Wilson, ChairpersonII14'DegreesB.F.A. Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Performance,Education and Ballet DanceM.A. or M.S. in P.E. withDance ConcentrationProgram, Emphasis: Choreography,Theory and EstheticsFaculty 1Isa Bergohn, Prof. DiplomaHarry Brauser, M.A., Asst. Prof,Gwen Hyatt, M.S., Instr.212
ARIZONA - ARKANSASIntermediate ChoreographyFirst Year Inter. Mod. DanceFirst Year Inter. BalletMusic for the DanceBeginning JazzIntermediate JazzAdvanced ChoreographyDance Notation2nd Year Inter. Mod. Dance2nd Year Inter. BalletHistory & Philos. of DancePedagogy for Ballet & ModernSenior PerformanceAdvanced Modern DanceAdvanced BalletBallroom DanceAmerican Round & SquareInternational Folk DanceDisco DanceTheatre DancedPointe TechniqueMethods & Materials ofChildren's DanceCharacter DanceLiaison with Professional CompanyTerritory Dance Theatre,Directors: Patty Cork, Thom LewisARKANSASARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY/State Inst.,.Box 701 ASUState University, AK 72467(501) 972-3066A-ltaBArnes, CoordinatorDegreesB.S.E. Phys. Ed. with Dance EmphasisFacultyFrances Smallwood, M.A., Asst. Prof.Alta Barnes, M.A., Asst. Prof.S.H.Undergraduate CoursesBallroom Dance p11Modern Dance12Dance Choreography2Interpretive Dance1Beginning Square Dance2Folk & Square DanceRhythmic Activities and Funda3mental Movement (Elem.)1International Folk Dance1American Square & Round2Theory of Dance Performing GroupModern Dance Club, Dir., Alta BarnesSquare Dance Club, Dir., FrancesSmallwood1-11-121112'1-11 -13321-11-11111131Performing. GroupUniversity of Arkansas DanceCompany, Directors: Dr.L.Terry Brusstar, Maryanne KlymFormal and.Informal Concerts,Touring-UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS/State Inst.Dance StudioWG 101, University of ArkansasFayetteville', AK 72701(501) 575-4009L. Terry Brusstar, CoordinatorDegreesB.S.E. Dance Major & MinoraProgram Emphasis: PerformanceAuditions requiredFacultyL. Terry Brusstar, Ph.D., Assoc.Mari-Ann Hendricks, M.A., InzAr.Maryanne Klym, M.A, Instr.Undergraduate CoursesDance Rehearsal & ProductionBeginning ChoreographyBeginning Modern DanceBeginning BalletBeginning TapUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK/State InsDepartment of Theatre/DanceFine Arts Department33rd and UniversityLittle Rock,.AK 72204(501) 569-3291Dot Callanen, CoordinatorDegreesB.A. Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Performance, Balle't& Modern DanceAuditions RequiredFacultyTammy Addes, B.A.Dot Callanen, M.F.A.Judith Casavechia, B.F.A.,Prof.-,Wendy Wade, M.F.A.Undergraduate CoursesBallet. 2-8S.H.11-11-11-11'Modern 1 to 8Jazz 1 toVfChoreographyI, IIDance History I, IITheatre Dance I, IIEnsemble I, II13AS.H.1616464
ARKANSASCALIFORNIAFacultyCandace Adams, B.A. (Part-time)Linda Baden, B.A.Valerie Kline, B.A. (Part-time)Deborah Maruna, M.A. (Part-time)Dianne McMahon, M.A.Kathleen Pensa, B.A. (Part-time)Doris Schundler, Music Spec. (Part -time)Audrey Silva, Folk Spec. (Part-time)Undergraduate Courses2Beginning Modern Dance I2Beginning Modern Dance II3Intermediate Modern Dance2Beginning Ballet I2Beginning Ballet II3Intermediate Ballet2Beginning Jazz I2Beginning Jazz II3Intermediate Jazz1Ethnic/Folk2Intermediate Ethnic/Folk1Tap Dance2Men's Dance2Pointe and Partnering3Choreography1Rhythms for Dancers3Repertory Dance Company3New York Dance Theatre3Performance Touring Lab3Performing Lab3Tech. Production Lab3Teaching Methods for MovementPerforming GroupRepertory Dance Company/Children'sTouring, Linda Baden, Dir.Formal and Informal Concerts,Touring4Repertory I, II16Performance-Production 1-84PartneringPerforming GroupUALR Dance Company, Dot Callanen, Dir.Formal and Informspncerts,TouringLiaison with Professional CompanyRachel Lampert CompanyRachel Lampert, Dir.'UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK/State Inst.HPER/Dance33rd and UniversityLittle Rock, AK 72204(501) 569-3348Barbara Jo Bray, Gwen Twille, Coor.DegreeB.S.E. Dance MinorProgram Emphasis: EducationFacultyBarbara Jo Bray, M.Ed., Asst. Prof.Gwen Twille, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.S.H.Undergraduate Courses1Tap Dance1Jazz Dance1Modern Dance1Ballet I1Modern Dance II1Ballet II1Ballet III1Ballet IV2Dance I for Majors3Rhythmic Activ. for Children3Analysis of Human Motion3History & Philos. of DancePerforming GroupUALR Dance CompanyGwen Twille, Barbara Jo Bray,-CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS/State Ins24700 McBean ParkwayValencia, CA 91355Cristyne Lawson, DeanDegreesDirectorsFormal and Informal Concerts,TouringB.F.A.Program Emphasis: Performance, Modern,& ChoreographyAudition RequiredM.F.A.Program Emphasis: History, ChoreograplTherapy, PerformanceAuditions RequiredFacultyLarry AttawayOrville BallardRebecca BobeleGloria BowenCALIFORNIAALLAN HANCOCK COLLEGE/State Inst.800 South College DriveSanta MariartA 93454(805) 922-6966 Ext. 213Linda Baden, ChairmanDegreesAssociate of ScienceAssociate of Arts414
.CALIFORNIAHarold Lang, Assoc. Prof.Patricia Smiley, M.A., Asst. Prof.S.H.Undergraduate Courses3Beg., Int., Adv. Ballet3Beg., Int., Adv. ModernDonald ByrdChristyne LawsonNancy MasonSandra NeeloRobert OchsMia SlavenskaTina YuanS.H.Undergraduate Courses2Music for Dancers2Basic Composition2Dance History2-2-2-2Modern Dance Techhique2-2-2-2Ballet Technique2-2-2-2Dance Showings2-2-2-2Production Crewing2Production Tech. for Dance2-2-2-2Jazz2Compositional FormsEnvironmental Design1-2for Dance Theatre1Anatomy & Kinesiology1Physiology of Exercise2-2'Independent Projects2-2Adv. Modern Technique2Concepts in Lighting for DanceGraduate Courses2-2Modern Dance Technique2-2Ballet Technique2-2Environmental Choreography2-2Dance Showings2-2Production Crewing2-2Thesis Workshop1M.F.A. I Seminar1Seminar in Music for Dance2-2Advanced Modern Technique2-2Jazz2Concepts in Lighting for Dance1Basic Theatre Management2Thesis ProjectPerforming GroupCalifornia Arts. Dance EnsembleDirector: Cristyne LawsonOne formal concert per year.Beg:, IA., Adv. JazzBeg., Int., Adv. Ballroom3Beg., Int., Adv. FolkRhythmic FundamentalsPerformanceDance ProductionChoreography332222Elem. DanceEducation2Pro-Act DanceGraduate CoursesHistory of DanceStyles of Dance33.2CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY-FRESNO/State Inst.'Department of'CommunicationsArts and Sciences54th/CedarFresno, CA 93740(209) 294-2281 or 294-3987Lois M. Trostle, CoordinatorDegreesB.A., M.F.A.Program Emphasis: Performance, Ballet,Modern and ChoreographyAuditions requiredFacultyMadeleine Gaynard, M.F.A., Asst: Prof.Ruth Griffin, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Hai Shik Kim, B.A., LecturerMelanie Synder, M.A., Asst. Prof.Lois M. Trostle, M.A., Assoc. Prof.S.H.Graduate Courses1Intro. to Modern Dance2-2-1-1Modern Dance Technique1Modern Jazz Dance1Modern Jazz Technique1-1-2-2Ballet Technique3Music as Dance Accomp.3Creative Move. for Children2Dance Performance3History of Dance2Dance Choreography3Dance in Education3Centering & Alignment3Philos. Bases & Trends in Dance3Theories of Improv. Movement'1-3Topics in Dance3Effort/Shape3Delsarte System of ExpressionExpressive Movement Core.3SeminarCALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY-CHICO/State, Inst.Department HPEDFirst and WarnerChico, CA 95929(916) 895-6373Sandy Dvorak Ferguson, CoordinatorDegrees'B.A. in P.E. Dance EmphasisB.S. in P.E. Dance EmphasisFacultyMarilyn Christofori, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Sandy Dvorak Ferguson, M.S., Prof.,515
CALIFORNIA3-3Dance Composition A,B3Adv. Dance Composition3Dance Kinesiology3Beginning Lighting3Fundamentals of Dance Instr.3Creative Dance for ChildrenForces & Figures in 20th3Century Dance3Dance in Cultural Perspectives2-2Production & Performance A,B3Dance Repertory1-3Independent Study3Production & Performance Pro.3Advanced LightingGraduate Courses3Intro. to Graduate Study3Graduate Seminar: Adv. TheoryGraduate Projects in Choreography 3Graduate, Seminar: Dance Aesthetics 3Performing GroupPortable Dance TroueDirectors: Ruth Griffin, MadeleineGaynard, Malanie Synder1 Formal Concert, TouringCALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY-FULLERTON/StaieTheatre Department800 North State College Blvd.Fullerton, CA 92634(714) 773-3628Araminta Little, ChairpersonDegreesB.A. Theatre ArtsProgram Emphasis: Performance,Choreography, Ballet & ModernM.A. Theatre ArtsProgram Emphasis: Choreography/Performance, Modern, History/PhilosophyAuditions RequiredFacultyBarbara ArmsRobert. Christianson, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof.me)Lynnette Eychisen, M.A., Lect. (PrChristine Fluor, B.A., Lect.Robin Johnson, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Gladys Kaves, M.A., Asst. Prof.Mary Reid, B.A., C.M.T., Lect. (Part-time)Jannine Livingston, M.F.A., Lect.Karol Lee, B.A., Lect. (Part-time)Araminta Little, Ph.D., Prof.Cyrus Parker, M.F.A., Lect. (Part-time)Denise Reiss, M.A., Lect. (Part-time)Miriam Tait, M.A., Lect. (Part-time)S.M.Undergraduate Courses3Introduction to Dance2 )Beg. Classical Ballet2Inter. Classical Ballet3Adv. Classical Ballet3Classical Pointe2-2Beg. Modern Dance A,B3Inter. Modern Dance3Adv. Modern Dance3Partnering2Dance Improvisation2Beginning Jazz2Inter. Jazz3Adv. Jazz3-3Dance for Musical Theatre A,B2Beginning Tap Dance2Intermediate Tap Dance3-3Mime and Pantomime A,B3Rhythmic Analysis3Costume Fundamentals3Theatrical MakeupProjectThesisIndependent Graduate ResearchAdv. Modern DanceAdv. Dance CompositionDance Repertory(Plus adv. level tech. classes)31-3333Performing GroupDance Repertory TheatreDirector: Barbara ArmsFormal Concert, TouringCALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY-LONG BEACH/StatePhysical Education Department1250 Bell ower Blvd.Long Beach, '.A 90840(21'3) 498 -40ith, CoordinatorDegreeB.A. Physical Eaqcation, DevelopmentalBetty ROse Cr].Dance" Track'Z)v,Program Emphasis: Danee EduCationFacultyBetty DuPont, M.A., ProRichard Duree, M.A., Instr; (Part-time)Betty Rose Griffith, Ph%B.i, Prof.S.H.Undergraduate CourseslassesPhysical Education corewhich include studiessociocultural, kinesiological,physiological, & hisqricalaspects of human movement;plus Motor Learning & Motor25Development2Dance for Children1Dance)Creative Movement (Mod.Folk Dance0,6A1-316
CALIFORNIARecreational Classic Movement(Ballet)Rec. Freestyle Movement(Modern Jazz)Social DanceBasic MovementApplied Theory of RecreationalDance FormsApplied Theory of---CleaiVe''\,Movement in ,/E.Principles, Organization, &Managementlof ElementarySchool Ph5isical EducationPrinciples, 0rganization, &Management of SecondarySchool Phys'cal EducationMeasurement & 1.r0.uationin7P.E.Performing Group ---'-- ,CSULB Dance ClubDirector: Betty Rose GriffithOne Concert(714) 997-6757Donna Cucunato, CoordinatorDegreesB.A. Movement & Exercise ScienceDanceProgram Emphasis: Performance & EducationFacultyDonna Cucunato, M.A., Asst. Prof.Janice Dulak, B.A., Instr.Joan Tudor, M.S., Assoc. ProfS.H.Undergraduate Courses2Modern Dance2Ballet2Gymnastics, Folk or Jazz2Health Education3Fundamental Movements3Elementary School ObservationMusic for Dancers or Music127,133 33History of Dance4Kinesiology3Choreography3Organization of Dance Production2Dance Performance3Dance Teaching Systems,4Physiology of ExercisePrevention & Treatment of3Ath. Injuries2Choreography Workshop1Modern Dance1Ballet11122,2222CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITYSACRAMENTO/State6000 J. StreetSacramento, CA 95819(916) 454-6004Dale Scholl, CoordinatorDegreeB.S.Program Emphasis: Jazz DanceFacultyRevay Anderson, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Cary Leek, M.A., Lect.Dale Schell, M.S., Asst. Prof.Sunny Smith, B.A., Lect.S.H.Undergraduate Courses1Beginning Jazz2Inter. Jazz2Adv. JazzBeg. Modern1Inter. Modern2Adv. MOdern1Beg. Ballet2Inter. Ballet2Adv. Ballet4ChoreographyJazz1Analysis of Individual SportsSec. School Ind. SportsPrinciples of P.E.33DOMINICAN COLLEGE/Private Inst.Dance DepartmentSan Rafael, CA 94901(415) 547-4440 Ekt. 305Carol Teten, ChairpersonDegreesB.A. Dance MajorB.A. Dance EmphasisProgram Emphasis: Performance,Education & Historical DanceAuditions RequiredFacultyMelinda Bach, Instr.Lucille Bettinger, Instr.Sandra Cotton, Instr.Judith Petterson, Instr.DancePerforming GroupJazz Dance CompanyDirector: Dale SchollNikki Sigith, Instr.Asst. Prof.Carol Tet,en,Maria Vegh, Instr.Joclyn Vollmar, Instr.Jerome Weiss, Instr.Two Formal Concerts per yearCHAPMAN COLLEGE/Private Inst.333 N. GlassellOrange, CA 92666Cassandra Green, Instr.Jean Henderson, Instr.717
CALIFORNIAJean Henderson, Instr.Undergraduate CoursesHistorical DanceDance CompositionInter. Dance Composition'Concert DanceLabanotationPedagogy of DanceInternshipPerforming GroupDirector: Carol TetenTwo Formal ConcertsLiturgical DanceSenior Dance ThesisSpecial StudiesS.M.2Independent Studi:Yoga2221-31-322AerobicrPerforming GroupLoyola Marymount Dance EnsembleDirectors: Judith Scalin, Susan DesotoFormal and Informal Concerts,TouringLiai'lon with Professional CompanyValyurmo Sacred Dance CompanyDirector: John West1-2422-3LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY/Private Inst.8101 Loyola Blvd.Los Angeles, CA 90045(213) 642-2839 or 642-2841Judith Scalin, DirectorDegreesB.A. Dance Ma\jorB.A. Dance MinorProgram Emphasis: Performanc
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