पाठ्यक्रम परिवर्तनशीलता

पाठ्यक्रमबारे सारश

This program that prepares students for careers or graduate studies in areas such as theater production and administration, theater education and drama therapy. The program is distinctive in its applied focus. Each student majoring in theater is strongly encouraged to pursue a secondary program in a specified area, such as education (the courses required by the MAT program), sociology, psychology, political science or history (studies to support the emphasis in community and theater), business or communication (to augment a focus in theater administration) or media production (to augment a focus in theater production). It allows students to explore their interests in performance areas (acting, directing, playwriting) while gaining the education and work experience to secure employment or to pursue graduate training upon graduation. Quinnipiac’s Theater for Community immerses drama students in all aspects of theater from acting and directing to lighting and stage design. The program creates productions designed to enlighten, heal and bring about change. The performances raise provocative questions that engage the performers as well as the audience. From the beginning, students are involved in a different kind of theatrical experience, researching the underlying issues and talking to key players those whose experiences mimic those of the characters. The program and productions have received praise for their professional quality and artistic integrity. Theater for Community recently received the Region 1 Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Award for Social Impact. The theater program produces four main stage productions a year. In addition, the student theater group, Fourth Wall Theater, produces staged readings, workshops and student-directed productions.

कार्यक्रमका खाकाहरू

This course covers the following modules, Departmental Core Requirements (28 credits), DR 191 Theater Practicum 4, DR 140 Stagecraft 3, DR 160 Introduction to Acting 3, DR 270 History and Dramatic Literature of the World Theater Part I 3, DR 275 History and Dramatic Literature of the World Theater Part II 3, DR 230 Directing for the Theater 3, DR 286 Comparative Drama/Play Analysis 3, DR 310 or DR 340 Seminar/Lab in Community-Focused Theater or Senior Project 3, DR 370 Internship 3, In addition to completing courses for the departmental core, students will complete courses for one of the following four focus areas, Additional Requirements for Generalist track (9 credits), Nine credits of 200- or 300-level courses chosen from at least two of the following areas: acting, directing, theater history and dramatic literature, design, playwriting, theater production/administration, such as: DR 220 Voice and Movement (3 credits), DR 240, DR 241 or DR 242 Scenic, Lighting or Costume Design (3 credits), DR 260 Acting for Film/TV (3 credits), DR 375 History and Literature of Contemporary Theater (3 credits),DR 350 Playwriting (3 credits), Additional Requirements for Theater Education track (9 credits), Additional requirement courses satisfy State of Connecticut Theatre Arts Certification guidelines for specialized credential in theater, DR 220 Voice and Movement for Actors (3 credits), DR 350 Playwriting (3 credits), DR 305 Theater for Young Audiences (3 credits), (Electives in applied music are strongly encouraged for theater education students.) Plus 18 credits in education, as specified by the MAT program, Additional Requirements for Theater Production/Administration track (9 credits), Three courses from the following list, chosen in consultation with an adviser: DR 380 Theater Administration (3 credits), DR 191 Theater Practice I (3 credits), DR 291 Theater Practice II (3 credits), DR 391 Theater Practice III (3 credits), DR 242 Costume Design for the Theater (3 credits), DR 241 Lighting Design for the Theater (3 credits), DR 240 Scenic Design for the Theater (3 credits), Additional Requirements for Theater and Community track (9 credits), DR 350 Playwriting (3 credits), DR 300 Seminar/Lab in Community Focused Theater (3 credits), Plus one additional 200- or 300-level theater course. (Two courses if Seminar/Lab in Community Focused Theater is taken as core major requirement).

अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय विद्यार्थीहरू प्रवेशको लागि आवश्यकता

Students from the high school should have a college preparatory sequence which includes at least four years of English, three years of mathematics (physical therapy, occupational therapy, nursing and physician assistant applicants should have four years) and two or more years of science (all health science applicants are expected to have biology and chemistry; physical therapy applicants should also have physics, two years of social science, two years of a foreign language, three academic electives and High school grades in these subjects and the SAT I Reasoning Test or ACT scores are important factors in the selection process. A minimum score of 550 (78 Internet based or 213 in the CBT computer-based TOEFL) is required for admission.

योग्यता

ब्याचलर्स डिग्रीज्

प्रदान गर्ने निकाय

Quinnipiac University

विभागको नाम

College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Visual and Performing Arts