Through attendance at live performances and lectures, as well as participation in small discussion groups, completion of a reading list, and completion of a project tailored to the individual student's interests and field of study, the student will experience the various genres in a unique and unparalleled manner. Also ARTS 307, DANC 307, and THR 307. The presentation of the historical, philosophical, and aesthetic traditions of the arts with opportunities for each student to confront their own sense of beauty. Also ARTS 308, DANC 308, and THR 308. The course attempts to give students a cumulative arts experience by tying the subject matter of the course to one of the major cultural productions of the Center for the Arts.
Subject matter varies each semester.
Seminar course involving the planning, programming, presenting, funding, and communications involved in managing the visual, performing, and historic arts. Course includes guest speakers, case analyses, and semester-long individual and group projects. In-depth presentation and exploration of topical studies in the arts. Subject matter varies. May be repeated once.