Performing Arts
Dance
Student Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Dance program will:
Have a
kinesiological understanding of the body; with an ability
to identify, analyze and resolve specific physical problems, such as,
muscular imbalances and individual differences.
Are proficient in the principles
of dance technique.
Are able to critically evaluate and
assess what they and others have created.
Are proficient in verbal and
written communication as they relate to both academic and creative topics.
Have an historical context in
dance, including its relationship to society, culture and history.
Understand the
complexities of the creative processes and structures as they apply to
choreography (their own, their contemporaries, and those of major historic
choreographers).
Have a practical
working knowledge of how to organize and produce a dance concert, including
artistic and technical considerations.
Are aware of dance as
a way to enliven communities and are able to organize and facilitate
community events and mobilize community involvement
Are able to converse
with artists in related fields, including music as it relates to the
choreographic process.
Have a practical
working knowledge of how to use technology in creative and academic projects.
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