Windows to the World Monday through Friday, July 9 to 13 Windows to the World is designed to give youth an opportunity to experience the arts and sciences and to develop their talents in a non-threatening and highly interactive environment. Young people entering grades four through eight have the opportunity to explore the artistic and scientific world and to participate in enrichment experiences that help them become thoughtful citizens. In its second year at WOU, this Jazz Workshop showcases an all-star roster of regionally and nationally acclaimed instructors. It features such greats as Mel Brown, Gordon Lee, Andre St. James, Thara Memory, Dan Balmer and Warren Rand, and others form the core faculty. Learn by doing what you will use in the classroom.
Emphasis is on skill development and musical understanding.
Examines issues in the development of modern aesthetics. 3 credits A survey of art education for prospective teachers. Studio experience in the fine and applied arts, folk arts and crafts are integrated with art history, aesthetics, and criticism. A 115 or A 130 and junior standing. Explores how and why people dance as well as how and why people watch dance and encourages students to become more conscious and informed viewers.