- o can handle about 15 students in Miller Studio on campus with proper social distancing. The smaller dance studio in Chappell Hall (which is o can handle about 15 students in Miller Studio on campus with proper social distancing. The smaller dance studio in Chappell Hall (which is really a converted classroom) will allow for only about eight students with proper social distancing. It would GREATLY help if we were able to utilize the Movement Lab in the Health Sciences Building in place of the Chappell Hall studio as the much larger space would enable us to serve more students while maintaining safety. If we do not have access to the Movement Lab, then we will have to split larger classes into two sections by hiring additional instructors or giving current instructors more class sections. Currently the schedule at Miller Studio is packed, thus another space is greatly needed to do this. In lieu of an additional space such as the Movement Lab, we may have to add weekend classes— which will be difficult since the studios are already being used for weekend rehearsals.
- o Community Dance Program will adhere to all guidelines provided by Georgia College far as sanitizers (stations were placed in the lobby areas o Community Dance Program will adhere to all guidelines provided by Georgia College far as sanitizers (stations were placed in the lobby areas years ago), masks, social distancing, cleanliness, etc. It is important for the GC custodial staff to clean the studios more thoroughly and frequently than in the past. This will probably require more staff to be hired.
- • Will you follow institutional guidelines or state/city/region/school district guidelines for programs located at off-campus locations?
- o noted above, the Community Dance Program will adhere to all guidelines provided by Georgia College. All dance instructors will follow the o noted above, the Community Dance Program will adhere to all guidelines provided by Georgia College. All dance instructors will follow the guidelines which will be thoroughly discussed in the training we provide when hiring our instructors.
- • Are there programs that you plan to offer through video conferencing or other means to limit on-campus/in-person activities?
- o is difficult to teach dance online, as we have already experienced this spring. You cannot adequately instruct when you cannot see the entire o is difficult to teach dance online, as we have already experienced this spring. You cannot adequately instruct when you cannot see the entire bodies of students. Students, likewise, cannot see dance teachers delivering instruction and demonstrating movement very well online, so the learning experience is significantly inferior to in-person instruction. Then there are connectivity issues and the fact that most student homes have poor dance surfaces and inadequate dance space. Given these many issues, we would prefer not to teach on line, if at all possible.
- • Are there certain programs/activities that you normally offer that you suggest not be offered in the next semester/year due to our inability to ensure the safety of participants and others?
- o hope to offer our full program of dance in all locations just as we have before in previous years using social distancing, masks, hand o hope to offer our full program of dance in all locations just as we have before in previous years using social distancing, masks, hand sanitizers, and extra cleaning precautions. We can also take the temperature of students and instructors. Parents can wait in their cars instead of overcrowding the waiting rooms, and pick up their children on the front steps. We can make this work!

## Academic Outreach

- • What programs are you hoping to offer from late summer through the next academic year?
- o to the pandemic, we will offer no programs this summer. If there is a request, we can offer online programming similar to the online o to the pandemic, we will offer no programs this summer. If there is a request, we can offer online programming similar to the online programming offered to teachers at the end of spring semester. If regulations lighten and it is safe, and there is interest in Academic Outreach programming, then the director alone will travel to off campus sites making sure to adhere to the current safety guidelines that are in place at the time (social distancing as possible, gloves, masks, etc.). Supplies that can be easily sanitized will be the only supplies utilized in AO programs. However, it is unlikely that we will have any such event this summer.
- o for the next academic year are yet to be decided. Several teachers have contacted Academic Outreach to book dates—some before o for the next academic year are yet to be decided. Several teachers have contacted Academic Outreach to book dates—some before the shut-down and some during. AO is continuing to book programs as requested, but adjustments may need to be made as time goes by. Some