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2020-2021 Catalog

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Special Education
	SPED 648 Clinical Experience II During this field placement, teacher candidates will apply learned functional and academic skills specific to students with moderate to severe disabilities in a public school or related setting. Eligible for the RP grade option. Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SPED 649 Clinical Experience III Part-time clinical experience in either an elementary, middle, or high school special education setting. Supervised work experience with professional level responsibilities in public school or related setting, under the direction of a cooperating teacher and WOU supervisor. The teacher candidate assumes responsibility for the learning activities of children with disabilities and will complete a culminating work sample throughout the term. Eligible for the RP grade option. Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SPED 670 Collaboration: Supporting Exceptional Learners This course is designed to provide an analysis of collaboration and communication models. Focus on the influence of macro and micro level impacts on family, community resources, advocacy groups, policy, and other factors. Emphasis is placed on providing equitable services for school-aged individuals with disabilities and their families. Credits: 3 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SPED 682 Contemporary Issues in Special Education Students explore, analyze and synthesize available knowledge and research on a range of issues relating to disability. Credits: 3 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SPED 687 Academic Field Experience Part-time placement for a minimum of one term in either an early intervention, elementary, middle, or high school special education setting. Under the direction of a mentor teacher and WOU supervisor. The teacher candidate assumes responsibility for the learning activities of child with disabilities. Eligible for the RP grade option. Credits: 1-12 Prerequisite: Consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SPED 688 Low Incidence Field Experience Part-time placement for a minimum of one term in either an early intervention, elementary, middle, or high school special education setting. Under the direction of a mentor teacher and WOU supervisor. The teacher candidate assumes responsibility for the learning activities of child with disabilities. Eligible for the RP grade option. Credits: 1-12 Prerequisite: Consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SPED 689 Clinical Experience IV Full-time clinical experience in either an elementary, middle, or high school special education setting. Supervised work experience with professional level responsibilities in public school or related setting, under the direction of a cooperating teacher and WOU supervisor. The teacher candidate assumes responsibility for the learning activities of children with disabilities and will complete edTPA during this term. Eligible for the RP grade option. Credits: 6 Prerequisite: Consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
Social Science
	SSC 199 Special Studies Terms and hours to be arranged. May be repeated for up to 12 credits. Credits: 1-15 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SSC 201 Introduction to Gender Studies A survey and critical analysis of the essential issues of feminism. Historical and contemporary texts form the basis for discussion of topics affecting men’s and women’s lives. Credits: 3 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SSC 401 Research Terms and hours to be arranged. Credits: 3-6 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SSC 403 Field Study Terms and hours to be arranged. May be repeated for up to 12 credits. Not intended as practicum for teaching majors. Credits: 1-9 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SSC 404 International Experience Capstone Working closely with an International Studies advisor, the student plans an international internship equivalent to 20 hours per week during 10 weeks, or a study abroad term of at least 8 weeks, or field research abroad. A mid-term progress report and an end-term final report are required. Eligible for the RP grade option. Credits: 2 Prerequisite: International Studies major, junior standing or above Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SSC 406 Special Individual Studies Terms and hours to be arranged. May be repeated for up to 12 credits. Credits: 1-15 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SSC 407 Seminar Terms and hours to be arranged. May be repeated for up to 12 credits. Credits: 1-9 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SSC 408 Workshop Terms and hours to be arranged. May be repeated for up to 12 credits. Credits: 1-15 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SSC 409 Practicum Terms and hours to be arranged. May be repeated for up to 12 credits. Credits: 3-12 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SSC 490 Senior Social Science Seminar I Designed to enable the integration of diverse social science and other disciplinary theories and methodologies into the study of contemporary concerns including but not limited to, issues such as urban issues, environmental conflict and social justice. Credits: 3 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SSC 491 Senior Social Science Seminar II Integration of diverse social science and other disciplinary theories and methodologies into the study of a contemporary concern, such as urban issues, environmental conflict, social justice or other areas of social conflict. Credits: 3 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	SSC 507 Seminar Terms and hours to be arranged. May be repeated for up to 12 credits. Credits: 1-9 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
Student Success
	ICS 100 Academic Success Designed for students who are on academic warning and probation. Students will learn strategies that will help them be successful as a student. Course concentrates on time management skills, study skills, procrastination, test-taking skills and managing test anxiety. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	ICS 107 Learning Seminar A mandatory course for students academically suspended from the university. Designed to help students in academic difficulty identify reasons for that difficulty, learn appropriate study techniques and become successful students. Focuses on academic skill-building, including goal-setting, time management and wise academic choices. Credits: 1 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	ICS 110 International First Year Experience Helps international students who are new to WOU learn to manage their educational experience as well as help them identify resources on campus. Addresses the challenges of assimilation into American university life including declaring majors, understanding major requirements, choosing appropriate courses, being aware of campus resources, understanding general skill requirements needed for comprehending lectures and assignments, identifying their language strengths, acquiring study skills, understanding the student code of responsibility and using and citing sources correctly. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	ICS 112 Career Exploration Students learn how personality, interests, strengths and values relate to career options. Helps them gain skills for a proactive approach to career development that includes interacting with professionals and participating in career events. Students learn to build pathways to help them reach their career goals. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	ICS 113 Finding and Preparing for Internship Students gain the fundamental tools to find and obtain an internship, including a better understanding of their interests, values and goals. Topics include internship search strategies, resumes, cover letters and interviewing. Guest speakers provide the perspective of employers. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	ICS 118 SEP: Summer Bridge Seminar - Returners This is for returners to Summer Bridge Peer Advisors that have taken ICS 117 previously. This course will cover student development theory, event planning, first-year guidance, and the practical applications of these during Summer Bridge week. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	ICS 122 SEP: First Year Experience I This is part of a 3-term sequence that guides first-year students at WOU through study skills, transitional issues, major/career planning, financial literacy, and research techniques. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	ICS 123 SEP: First Year Experience 2 This is part of a 3-term sequence that guides first-year students at WOU through study skills, transitional issues, major/career planning, financial literacy, and research techniques. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	ICS 124 SEP: First Year Experience 3 This is part of a 3-term sequence that guides first-year students at WOU through study skills, transitional issues, major/career planning, financial literacy, and research techniques. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	ICS 125 Career Readiness This course is designed to provide students with the fundamental tools to find and secure a job. Topics will include job search strategies, resume and cover letter writing, interview skills, and how to network like a pro. Face-to-face engagement with recruiters will provide additional insight into these topics from the perspective of employers. Reflection on students’ interests, values, and goals will also be integrated into the course. May be repeated twice for credit. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
Theatre Arts
	TA 110 Introduction to the Theatre Arts An introductory study of the theatre arts including theatre history, play analysis and production. Credits: 3 Exploring Knowledge: Literary and Aesthetic Perspectives Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 112 Introduction to Film Introductory study of the history and process by which films are made, including general history, production planning, process and a basic understanding of the components that are synthesized to produce films. Credits: 3 Exploring Knowledge: Literary and Aesthetic Perspectives Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 115 Introduction to Scenic Arts Lecture, reading, discussion and projects in the basic principles of scenecraft, the process of creating environments in which theatrical performances occur. Credits: 4 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 165 Production Dynamics Introduces all the elements involved in modern theatre production. Concerned with acquainting majors with the opportunities, expectations and requirements within the theatre program. Required for all freshman theatre majors. Credits: 3 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 166 Text Analysis Concentration in the process of reading, understanding, analyzing and interpreting play texts for production. Required for all freshman theatre majors. Credits: 3 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 167 Play Reading Students apply critical and analytical methods learned in TA 165 and TA 166 to analyze classic and modern dramatic literature. Required for all freshman theatre majors. Credits: 3 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 199 Special Studies Terms and hours to be arranged. May be repeated for up to 16 credits. Credits: 1-3 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 205 Stage Speech I Exploration of the essential components of voice and speech. Detailed concentration on the types of sounds in spoken English, the International Phonetic Alphabet and mastering standard American stage speech. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 220 Production Participation Production participation for theatre majors and minors. May be repeated for credit. Pass-No Credit (P/NC) grading only. Credits: 0 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 244 Technical Theatre: Scenecraft Lecture, demonstration and studio practice in the basic principles and process of theatrical scenecraft. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 245 Technical Theatre: Lighting Lecture, reading and discussion in the basic principles and process of theatrical lighting, with suitable opportunity for practical application. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 246 Technical Theatre: Costuming Lecture, reading and discussion in the basic principles and process of theatrical costuming and design with suitable opportunity for practical application. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 247 Technical Theatre: Sound Lecture, reading and discussion in the basic principles and process of theatrical sound, with suitable opportunity for practical applications. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 251 Elements of Acting For non-majors and non-performance theatre majors. Exploration of the modern acting technique with a concentration of the basic elements of acting. Credits: 3 Exploring Knowledge: Literary and Aesthetic Perspectives Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 252 Technical Theatre: Makeup Basic principles and processes of theatrical makeup, including demonstrations and daily practice. Credits: 3 Exploring Knowledge: Literary and Aesthetic Perspectives Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 253 Production Workshop Provides students with lower division credit for participating in acting or technical work for the theatre program. May be repeated for credit. Credits: 1-3 Prerequisite: Consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 255 Movement I Introduction to the principles of movement for the stage with a focus on developing dexterity, strength and coordination. Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the BFA Acting Training Program or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 260 Basic Movement and Voice Development Students will study the cultural and social circumstances that have shaped the use of their own voices and analyze how those cultural and societal influences manifest through self expression. They will explore and apply recognized vocal/movement/integration techniques and methods commonly utilized in theater and performance art training in creative ways to enhance their ability to express themselves fully and with complete presence. Credits: 3 Exploring Knowledge: Literary and Aesthetic Perspectives Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 261 Movement II In depth, practical study of advanced movement techniques for actors. Actors will explore character development from a physical level and apply all of the above in performance. Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the BFA Acting Training Program or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 265 Acting I A rigorous study of modern acting technique that explores the basic tools of the actor and introduces the fundamentals of the Stanislavsky system. Credits: 4 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 271 Acting II An in-depth application of theories learned in TA 265 and explored through rigorous scene and monologue work. Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the BFA Acting Training Program or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 290 Voice I Introduction to the principles of Fitzmaurice Voicework with an emphasis on destructuring the breathing process. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 305 Stage Speech II: Dialects Students apply theories learned in TA 205 to mastering European and American stage dialects. Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the BFA Acting Training Program or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 308 History of Fashion A course in the development of fashion from earliest times to the present with an emphasis on Western world culture. Credits: 4 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 315 Musical Theatre Studio I An introduction to musical theatre performance with emphasis on musical theatre acting techniques, score-reading and text analysis. Credits: 4 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 320 Dramaturgy An exploration of the role of the production dramaturgy, including research skills, the dramaturgy’s relationship with other members of the creative team and special emphasis on theatre-specific dramaturgical writing. Credits: 3 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 321 Performance Art Introduction to the field of performance art, through an examination of the history and practitioners of performance art and the practical creation and development of a performance art piece. Credits: 3 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 328 Stage Combat Studio History and practical application of stage combat as regulated by the Society of American Fight Directors (SAFD). The focus is threefold: foremost is safety, followed by technical proficiency and emotional investment in the acting of stage violence. Each term course will focus on one of the weapon styles recognized by the SAFD. May be repeated for credit. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 330 Script Writing Concentrates on the basic skills of writing scripts for the theatre: plotting, character development, form and structure. Credits: 4 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 334 Stage Management Basic principles and procedures of stage management. This course is strongly suggested for all students desiring to stage manage departmental productions. Credits: 4 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 336 Stage Properties Principles and techniques of stage properties design and production. Includes script analysis, construction techniques and organizational strategies. Credits: 4 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 338 History of Architecture and Decor A study of architecture, furniture and decorative arts from early Greek to modern, focusing on the eras that most commonly influence theatrical production styles. Credits: 4 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 343 Costume Design Basic principles and studio practice in costume design. Credits: 4 Exploring Knowledge: Literary and Aesthetic Perspectives Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 344 Costume Crafts Concentrates on special materials and techniques used in the costume shop, including mold-making/casting, thermoplastics, dyes, paints and printing. Credits: 4 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 345 Scenic Painting I Basic principles and studio practice in scene painting. Credits: 4 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 346 Scenic Design Basic principles and studio practice in scene design. Credits: 4 Prerequisite: TA 244 or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 348 Lighting Design Basic principles and studio practice in lighting design. Credits: 4 Prerequisite: TA 245 or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 349 Scenic Design Studio Advanced studio course dealing with design analysis, composition and drawing/rendering techniques. Credits: 3 Prerequisite: TA 346 or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 351 Voice II Continues the exploration of Fitzmaurice Voicework with an emphasis on restructuring the breathing process and connecting the voice work to the text. Credits: 2 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 353 Advanced Production Workshop Provides students with upper division credit for participating in acting or technical work for the theatre program. May be repeated for credit. Credits: 1-3 Prerequisite: Consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 354 Production Design I Scenic, lighting, costume or sound design for main stage or studio theatre productions. May be repeated for credit. Eligible for the RP grade option. Credits: 1-3 Prerequisite: Consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 355 Production Management I Stage management, shop supervision or other leadership roles in theatre production. May be repeated for credit. Eligible for the RP grade option. Credits: 1-3 Prerequisite: Consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 357 Production Performance Performance in main stage or studio theatre productions. May be repeated for credit. Eligible for the RP grade option. Credits: 1-4 Prerequisite: Consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 358 Production Direction Students work as director, assistant director, choreographer or dramaturgy for main stage or studio theatre productions. May be repeated for credit. Eligible for the RP grade option. Credits: 1-4 Prerequisite: Consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 359 Production Fabrication Scenery, costume or properties construction and scenic painting for main stage or studio theatre productions. May be repeated for credit. Eligible for the RP grade option. Credits: 1-4 Prerequisite: Consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 360 Contemporary Audition Involves the practical study and application of developing modern audition techniques and career development for the stage. Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the BFA Acting Training Program or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 364 Play Direction Introduction to dramatic theories and techniques and their application to play direction. Credits: 4 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 368 Masks Intermediate movement dynamics are explored through intensive character mask work in a conservatory/lab setting. Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the BFA Acting Training Program or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 370 Acting For The Camera By performing and viewing work on camera every day, students will learn how to temper their acting from the broadness required for the theatre to the intimacy of the camera. Audition techniques, acting in commercials, acting in film and acting in television will be covered. Credits: 4 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 371 Acting Meisner I Intermediate exploration of modern acting with a focus on the theories of Sanford Meisner Technique. Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the BFA Acting Training Program or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 381 Theatre History I An integrated examination of the history, literature, theory and criticism of the theatre from the Greeks through the Renaissance. Credits: 4 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 382 Theatre History II An integrated examination of the history, literature, theory and criticism from the Restoration to the beginning of the 20th century. Credits: 4 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 383 Theatre History III An integrated examination of the history, literature, theory and criticism of the theatre from the beginning of the 20th century to the present. Credits: 4 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 386 International Theatre An integrated examination of the history, literature, theory and criticism of the theatre around the world. The focus will include theatre from Asian, Latin American, African and others. Credits: 3 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 394 Acting Meisner II A continuation of Sanford Meisner’s work with a focus on achieving emotional freedom on stage. Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the BFA Acting Training Program or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 395 Special Studies: Plays in Performance B.F.A. students only. The study of plays through performance; viewing, analyzing, critically assessing. Students attend four professional performances per year and complete associated written work assigned by faculty adviser. May be repeated for credit. Credits: 1 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 399 Special Studies Terms and hours to be arranged. May be repeated for up to 16 credits. Credits: 1-3 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 405 Acting Shakespeare Concentration in the process of acting Shakespeare for the stage. Verse speaking, text analysis, antithesis and a view to the ever-changing world of the Elizabethan acting style. Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the BFA Acting Training Program or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 407 Seminar Terms and hours to be arranged. May be repeated for up to 16 credits. Credits: 1-15 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 408 Workshop Terms and hours to be arranged. May be repeated for up to 16 credits. Credits: 1-15 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 409 Practicum Terms and hours to be arranged. May be repeated for up to 16 credits. Credits: 1-15 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 410 Acting for the Camera II Continuation of the work done in TA 370 . Students will continue to develop technique and competency required for acting in commercials, film and television, with a focus on selected styles and approaches. Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the BFA Acting Training Program or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 412 Portfolio Review Portfolio and resume refinement, interview skills for technical theatre and a survey of the job market. Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 420 Acting: Scene Study Intermediate acting technique with emphasis on advanced approaches to the text/script. Various aspects of professional/career development. Prerequisite: Acceptance to the BFA Acting Training Program or consent of instructors. Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the BFA Acting Training Program or consent of Instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 427 Contemporary Theatre A study of significant developments in contemporary theatre with emphasis on the influence of film and television. Selected plays and playwrights, chosen from the late 20th and early 21st centuries, will be studied in relationship to societal trends and popular media. Credits: 3 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 432 Acting Styles I: Modernism Intensive study of the skills required when acting various modern acting styles and traditions. Explores world views of the plays and performance traditions. Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the BFA Acting Training Program or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 433 Acting Styles II: Restoration/Manners Intensive study of the skills required when acting various classical acting styles tradition. Explores world views of the plays and performance traditions. Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the BFA Acting Training Program or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 434 Advanced Scenecraft Advanced work in scenic techniques and processes. Credits: 3 Prerequisite: TA 244 or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 436 Advanced Costume Techniques Advanced work in the area of costuming. Credits: 3 Prerequisite: TA 246 or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 437 Acting Shakespeare II Advanced techniques of acting Shakespeare and approaching heightened language and verse. Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the BFA Acting Training Program or consent of instructor Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024
	TA 440 Theatre Management A study of the problems and procedures involved in running the business affairs of a theatre: the box office, house, publicity, ticket sales, supporting funds, budgeting. Credits: 3 Check course availability in Winter 2024 Check course availability in Spring 2024

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Course Descriptions

SPED 648 Clinical Experience II

SPED 649 Clinical Experience III

SPED 670 Collaboration: Supporting Exceptional Learners

SPED 682 Contemporary Issues in Special Education

SPED 687 Academic Field Experience

SPED 688 Low Incidence Field Experience

SPED 689 Clinical Experience IV

SSC 199 Special Studies

SSC 201 Introduction to Gender Studies

SSC 401 Research

SSC 403 Field Study

SSC 404 International Experience Capstone

SSC 406 Special Individual Studies

SSC 407 Seminar

SSC 408 Workshop

SSC 409 Practicum

SSC 490 Senior Social Science Seminar I

SSC 491 Senior Social Science Seminar II

SSC 507 Seminar

ICS 100 Academic Success

ICS 107 Learning Seminar

ICS 110 International First Year Experience

ICS 112 Career Exploration

ICS 113 Finding and Preparing for Internship

ICS 118 SEP: Summer Bridge Seminar - Returners

ICS 122 SEP: First Year Experience I

ICS 123 SEP: First Year Experience 2

ICS 124 SEP: First Year Experience 3

ICS 125 Career Readiness

TA 110 Introduction to the Theatre Arts

TA 112 Introduction to Film

TA 115 Introduction to Scenic Arts

TA 165 Production Dynamics

TA 166 Text Analysis

TA 167 Play Reading

TA 199 Special Studies

TA 205 Stage Speech I

TA 220 Production Participation

TA 244 Technical Theatre: Scenecraft

TA 245 Technical Theatre: Lighting

TA 246 Technical Theatre: Costuming

TA 247 Technical Theatre: Sound

TA 251 Elements of Acting

TA 252 Technical Theatre: Makeup

TA 253 Production Workshop

TA 255 Movement I

TA 260 Basic Movement and Voice Development

TA 261 Movement II

TA 265 Acting I

TA 271 Acting II

TA 290 Voice I

TA 305 Stage Speech II: Dialects

TA 308 History of Fashion

TA 315 Musical Theatre Studio I

TA 320 Dramaturgy

TA 321 Performance Art

TA 328 Stage Combat Studio

TA 330 Script Writing

TA 334 Stage Management

TA 336 Stage Properties

TA 338 History of Architecture and Decor

TA 343 Costume Design

TA 344 Costume Crafts

TA 345 Scenic Painting I

TA 346 Scenic Design

TA 348 Lighting Design

TA 349 Scenic Design Studio

TA 351 Voice II

TA 353 Advanced Production Workshop

TA 354 Production Design I

TA 355 Production Management I

TA 357 Production Performance

TA 358 Production Direction

TA 359 Production Fabrication

TA 360 Contemporary Audition

TA 364 Play Direction

TA 368 Masks

TA 370 Acting For The Camera

TA 371 Acting Meisner I