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ABSTRACTThis directory contains Dance Major and Minor program

listings, given by 214 colleges and universities in the UnitedStates, listed alphabetically by state. Dance offerings of twoCanadian institutions are also listed. This\twelftll edition includesinformation concerning programs previously listed, plus news entries.

Included are addresses, telephone numbers, faculty, titles ofundergraduate and graduate courses, and program emphasis. Featuresnot formerly cited are names of directors of college dance-companies,

names-of associated professional companies, and identification of

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lE DIRECTORY

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Programs of Professional Preparationin American Colleges and Universities

Twelfth Edition--1983

Edited by Margaret T. Devaney and Phyllis A. Penney

Sponsored by

The National Dance Association

an association of

The American Alliance for_ Nei 411, Physical Education,

Recreation and Dance

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PURPOSES OF THE AMERICAN ALLIANCEFOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION,

RECREATION AND DANCE

The American Alliance is an educational organization, structured

for the purposes of supporting, encouraging, and providing

assistance to member groups and their personnel throughout the

nation as they seek to initiate, develop, and conduct programsin health, leisure, and movement-related activities for theenrichment of human life.

Alliance objectives include:

1. Professional growth and development--to support, encourage,and provide guidance in the development and conduct of programs

in health, leisure, and movement-related activities which are

based on the needs, interests, and inherent capacities of the

individual in today's society.

2. Communication--to facilitate public and professional under-

standing and appreciation of the importance and value of health,

_leisure, and movement-related activities as they contribute

toward human well-being.

3. Research--to encourage and facilitate research which will

enrich the depth and scope of health, leisure, and movement-

related activities; and to disseminate the findings to the pro-

fession and other interested and concerned publics.

4. Standards and guidelines--to further the continuous develop-

ment and evaluation of standards within the profession for per-

sonnel and programs in health, leisure, and movement-related

activities.

5. Public affairs--to coordinate and administer a planned

p-ogram of professional, public, and governmental relations that

will improve education in areas of health, leisure, and movvent-

related activities.

6. To conduct such other activities as shall be approved by the

Board of Govenors and the Alliance Assembly, provided that the

Alliance shall not engage in any activity which would be incon-

sistent with the status of an educational and charitable organi-

zation as defined in Section 501(c) (3) of the Internal Revenue

C.:de of 1954 or any successor provision thereto, and none of the

said purposes shall at any time be deemed construed to be

purposes other than the public benefit purposes and objectives

consistent with such educational and charitable status.

Bylaws, Article III

PREFACE

The Dance Directory is an American Alliance for Health, PhysicalEducation, Recreation and Dance publication sponsored by the National

Dance Association. Dance Major and Minor program listings from 214colleges and universities make up the bulk of the Directory. Performing

Arts High Schools have been included.

The Twelfth Edition of the Dance Directory contains updatedinformation concerning programs previously listed, plus new entries.Information for the publication was obtained from persons in charge

of respective dance programs. Features not formerly dited are the

names and directors of college dance companies, liaisons with professional

companies, and the fact that certain programs require auditions.

The editors gratefully acknowledge the typists, Theresa Hughes,

and most especially, Carolyn Wisman.

Margaret T. Devaney, CoEditorWest Virginia UniversityMorgantown, West Virginia

Phyllis A. Penney, CoEditorCharlotte Amalie High SchoolSt. Thomas, U.S.V.I.

A.A.

A.S.

B.A. or A.B.B.A.T.B.F.A.B.M.

B.P.E.B.S.

B.S.E.

M.A.

M.A.T.M.Ed.M.F.A.M.L.S.M.M.

M.S.

M.S.Ed.M.S.P.E.

D.F.A.D.M.A.D.P.E.Ed.D.L.H.D.Ph.D.

C.M.A.,D.T.R.

EDUCATIONAL DECREE ABBREVIATIONS

Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science

Bachelor of ArtsBachelor of Arts in TeachingBachelor of Fine ArtsBachelor of MusicBachelor of Physical EducationBachelor of ScienceBachelor of SciencL! in Education

Master of ArtsMaster Jf Arts in teachingMaster of EducationMaster o Fine ArtsMaster of i;rts in Liberal StudiesMaster of MusicMaster of Physical EducationMaL.ter of Science --

Master of Science in EducationMaster of Science in Physical Education

Doctor of Fine ArtsDoctor of Musical ArtsDoctor of Physical EducationDoctor of EducationDoctor of Humane LettersDoctor of Philosophy

Certified Movement AnalystRegistered Dance Therapist

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CONTENTS

LOLLEGE

ALABAMA

PAGE COLLEGE

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

PACE-

Auburn University American University 20

University of Alat,ama George Washington University 21

ARIZONA FLORIDAArizona State University 1 Florida State University 21

Uhiversity of Ariiona 2 Pensacola Junior College 22

Saint Leo College 22

ARKANSAS ,,....,University of Florida 23

Arkansas State niversity 3 University of Miami 23

University of rkansas 3 University of South Florida 23

University o Arkansas-Little Rock 3 GEORGIA

Brenau College 24

CALIFORNIA Georgia State University 24

Allan Hancock College 4 University of Georgia 25

CaliforniaInstitute:of the Arts 4

California State University HAWAII

Chico 5 University )f Hawaii ., 25

Fresno 5

Fullerton 6 .IDAHO

Long Beach 6 Idaho State University 26

Sacramento 7 University of Idaho 26

Chapman College 7

Dominican College 7 ILLINOIS

Loyola Marymount University 8 Barat College ?7

Mills College 8 Columbia College 27

Merritt College 9 Eastern Illinois University 28

San Diego State University 9 Illinois State University 28

San Francisco State University 10 Northern Illinois University 29

San Jose State University 10 Northwestern University 29

United States International Univ, 11 University of. Illinois 30

University of CaliforniaBerkeley 11 INDIANA .

Irvine 11 Ball State University 30

Los Angeles 12 Butler University 31

Santa Barbara 13 Indiana State University 31

Santa Cruz 14 Indiana University 32

University of San Francisco 0UniverSity of Santa Clara 14 IOWA

University of Southern. California 15 Iowa State University 32

University of Iowa 33

COLORADOColorado State University 15 KANSAS

Loretta Heights 16 Kansas State University 33

Mesa College 16 ,niversity of Kansas 34

Naropa Institute 16

University of Colorado 17 KENTUCKY

University of Northern Colorado 17 Eastern Kentucky University 34

CONNECTICUT LOUISIANA

Connecticut College 18 Louisiana State University 35

Institute for Movement Exploration 18 Northwestern State University 35

Trinity College 19 Southeastern Louisiana University 36

University cf Bridgeport 19 University of Southwestern

Wesleyan University 19 Louisiana 36

COLLEGEPACE COLLEGE

PAGE

_MARYLANDNEW HAMPSHIRE

Goucher College 36University of New Hampshire 51

Towson State University 17

University of Maryland 37 NEW JERSEYCentenary College 51

MASSACHUSETTSFairleigh Dickinson University 52

Five College Dance Department 38Clnssboro State College 52

Lesley College 39 Ratgers University 52

Northeastern University 39Stockton State College 53

Simon's Rock of Bard College 39 William Patterson College 53

Tufts University 40NEW MEXICO

MICHIGANUniversity of New Mexico 53

Alma College 40

Eastern Michigan University 40 NEW YORK

Hope College 41 , Adelphi University 54

Marygrove College 41 Alfred University

Michigan State University 41 Bard College 54

Muskegon Community Coll=ge 41 Barnard College 55

Oakland University 42 Brooklyn College 55

University of Michigan 42 Columbia University 55

Wayne State University 43 Cornell University 56

Western Michigan University 44 Hamilton College 56.

Hofstra University 56

MINNESOTAHunter College of City University

College of St. Teresa 44 of New York 56

Southwest State University 45 he Julliard School 57

St. Olaf College 45 Herbert H. Lehman College . 57

University of MinnesotaNassau Community College 58

Duluth 45 New York University

Twin Cities 46 Dance Education 58

Arts60

MISSISSIPPIQueensborough Community College 60

University of Southern Mississippi 46 Russell Sage College 60

Sarah Lawrence College 61

MISSOURISkidmore College 61

Avila College 47 State University of New York

Northwest Missouri State Univ. 47 Brockport 61

Southwest Missouri State Univ. 47 Buffalo 62

Stephens College 48 Geneseo 63

University of MissouriPurchase 63

Columbia48

Kansas City 48 NORTH CAROLINA

Washington University 49 Appalachian State University 64

William Woods College 49 East Carolina University 64.

North Carolina School of the Arts 64

MONTANAUniversity of North Carolina_

UniverSity of Montana 50 Charlotte 65

Greensboro 65.

NEBRASKACreighton UniversityUniversity of Nebraska-Lincoln

50

51

NEVADAUniversity of Nevada-Reno 51

COLLEGE

OHIO

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66

66

66

67

67

COLLEGE

TEXASLamar UniversityNorth Texas State UniversitySam Houston State UniversitySouthern Methodist UniversitySouthwest Texas Stale University

PACE

78

79

79

00

80

Antioch CollegeBaldwin-Wallace CollegeBowling Green State UniversityCleveland State UniversityDenison UniversityKent.' State University 67 Texas Tech University 81

Lake Erie College 68 Texas Woman's University 81

Miami University 68 University of Houston-Clear

Oberlin College 68 Lake City 82

Ohio State University 68

Ohio University 69 UTAH

Ohio Wesleyan University 69 University of Utah

University of Cincinnati 70 Ballet 82

University of Toledo 70 Modern 83

Wright State University 70VERMONT

C KLAIIOMA Bennington College 83

Central State University 71

University of Oklahoma 71 VIRGINIAJames Madison University 84

OREGON Mary Washington College 84

.Oregon State University 71 Radford University 84

University of Oregon 72 Randolph-Macon Woman's College 85

Shenandoah College and

PENNSYLVANIA Conservatory of Music 85

Allentown College 73 Virginia Intermont College 85

East Stroudsburg College 73

Point Park College 73 WASHINGTON

Temple University 74 Cornish Institute 86

West Chester State College 74 Eastern Washington University 86

Pacific Lutheran University 87

RHODE ISLAND Washington State University 87

Rhode Island College 75 Western Washington University 87

SOUTH CAROLINA WEST VIRGINIA

Columbia College 75 West Virginia University 88

Furman University 75

Winthrop College 76 WISCONSINUniversity of Wisconsin

SOUTH DAKOTA Madison 88

South Dakota State University 76 Oshkosh 89

Stevens Point 89

TENNESSEEMeMphis State University 76 CANADA

Middle Tennessee State University 77 George Brown College 89

University of Tennessee 77 University of Montreal 90

University of Tennessee-Martin 78

George Peabody College forTeachers 78

Vanderbilt University 78

SCHOOL PAGE

HIGH SCHOOLS OF THE PERFORMING ARTS

ALABAMAAlabama School of Fine Arts 91

CONNECTICUTEducational Center for the Arts 91

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIADuke Ellington School of the Arts 91

KENTUCKYYouth Performing Arts School

LOUISIANANew Orleans Center for Creative

Arts

MASSACHUSETTSEnglish High School of Visual

and Performing Arts

MICHIGANInterlochen Arts Academy

NEW YORKLaGuardia High School of Music

and Art

91

91

91

91

92

NORTH CAROLINANorth Carolina School of the Arts 92

OHIOCincinnati School for Creative

and Performing Arts 92

RHODE ISLANDHope High School 92

TEXASArts Magnet High School at

Booker T. WashingtonHigh School for Performing

and Visual Arts

92

I 92

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ALABAMA

AUBURN UNIVERSITY/State lust,Dept. of Health, P. E. & Recreation2050 Memorial ColiseumAuburn, AL 36830(205) 826-4484Sondi Feldmaier, Coordinator

Degrees5,S. E.

FacultySondi Feldmaier, M.A., Instr.Undergraduate CoursesAerobic DanceFolk DanceSocial. Dance

BalletBallet IIJazzJazz IIModern DanceModern IISkills & Concepts of DanceConduct of DanceDance for ChildrenDance SurveyDance ProductionDance TheatreSpecial TopicsIndependent StudyDance Concepts & RelatedClassroom Experience

Performing GroupAuburn Dance TheatreDirector: Sondi FeldmaierFormal and Informal Concerts,Touring 0.0

UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA/State Inst.Box 6386University, AL 35486(205) 348-5282Lou Wall, CDegreesB.A. Da ce Major and MinorProgram hasis: Modern DanceFacultyLouise Crofton, Instr., LRADJoy Lurie, Instr., M.F.A.Quincy Northrup, Adj. Prof., M.A.Lou Wall, Assoc. Prof., M.F.A.Undergraduate CoursesIntroduction to Modern DanceModern Dance Technique IModern Dance Te hnique IIBallet I

Ballet II

Ballet IIIJazzJazz IITheatre DanceImprovisationDance CompositionRhythmic AnalysisDance AppreciationTheatre Dance IIIChoreographyDance PracticumIndependent Study (1)

I Independent Study (2)Performing GroupUniliersity DancersDirector: Lou WillOne formal concert per year

1

4

3

3

3

3

2

2

3

ALABAMA ARIZONA

ARIZONA

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY/State Inst.Dept. of Dance, PEBE 107BTempe, AZ 85287(602) 965-5029Beth Lessard, Chairperson

Degrees -

B.F7A., B.A., M.F.A., Dance Major5 Prokram Emphasis: Performance,

Education, Modern!& ChoreographySecondary Certification AvailableAuditions RequiredFacultyXenia Chlistowa, Asst. Prof.T. Ray Faulkner, Ph.D., Prof.David Gregory, M.M., Asst. Prof.Sybil H skey, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Marion Kirk Jones, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Beth C. Lessard, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof.Ann Ludwig, M.S., Asst. Prof.Shelia Marion, M.A., Asst. Prof.Pamela Mat, M.A., Instr.Donna Pelre Jacoby, M.F.A., Instr.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Contemporary Dance 2/3

History & Philos. .of Dance 2

Dance in Diverse Cultures I 3

Beginning Modern I & IIBeginning Ballet I & IIMen's Ballet

S.H. Theatre Styles2 Improvisation I & II

2 Social

3 Square

2 International Folk

2

2

2

3

3

3

3

2

3

3

3

1

ARIZONA

Movement for AthletesMusic Theory for Dance 2/1

Technique & Theory of Mod. Dance 2/1

Technique & Theory of gal let 2/1

Dance NotationFundamentals of ChoreographyDance Production 1 & 11 2

Music Literature for Dance 1

Dance Notation IITheory & Practice of Teaching

Dance I & II

Childron's DanceDance TheatreChoreography & Accompaniment 3

Advanced Choreography 3

Senior Performance 2

Nina .lttnil,, II I .A. , Asst . of .

,h)liti M. Wilson, l'h , Prot.

Coo "'pp Zor I ch , Pro , 1;)(1). , Lt.( Iuret

Under.gyadualv Courses !;.H,

Dance History-Ancient & Primit ive

Dance Hislory-Closs.,R(smoit lc,

Modern'Dance Production-Practical I lementl

Dance PrOdocisi-Minlay,etwot. h

DesignChoreography-gosicChoreography-Continuing'Choreography-AdvancedImprovisation-geg,, Inter.Repertory -hog., Adv... 2-2-2-2

Modern Technique-4 levels

Graduate CoursesBallet. Techniquo-Basiu, Inter.

Cultural Concepts of DanceIncludes Pointe, Adv.,Pw. (1,,

Dance Philos. & Criticism 1deux, & Variations 2

Advanced Problems in AnalysisPercussion Techniques

of Dance Technique '3Rhythmic Analysis

Choreographer/Composer Workshop 3Theory & Philosophy

Technique and Theory of Ballo 2 Te'aching Methods-Children's

Dance Stagccipft & Production 3 Dance

Individual & Group Choreography ----4Teaching Methods-Secondary

Dance Theatre 1Educ'alion

Dance Notation III 3 Ethnological Techniques

MFA Performance 3-12 Dance Kinesiology3

Seminar: Dance >cation &Seminar: Dance Related Art Forms

Administrat.5n, Research in Senior Project

Dance and/6thersPlus Section in Folk, Social,

Performing GroupCharacter, gallet, Musical

University Dance TheatreTheatre, Tap & Jazz-Courses

Director: Sybil. HuskeyRequired in Music & Drama

Formal and Informal Concerts,Graduate Courses

TouringSeminar-Dance Related Art Forms 3

Colloquium-Development of T,ch.

Models2

Colloquium: Eval.'of -Tech. Methods 2

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA/State Inst.et Historical Resources for

Dance Program ..

Choreography

Physical Education Building, Rm. 14 Literary Resources for

University of Arizona.v Choreography 3

.Tuscon, AZ 85721Improvisational Techniques-

(602) 626-1088Post-1960

2

John M. Wilson, Chairperson Concert Productions 2

.,-'Degrees

Research Design 2

B.F.A. Dance MajorThesis 3-6

Program Emphasis: Performance,Plus up to 10 hrs. in related

Education and Ballet Dancesubjects in Arts, Humanetics

M.A. or M.S. in P.E. withor Biological Scenes, 30-

Dance Concentrationhour-Program

Program, Emphasis: Choreography,Performing Groups

Theory and EstheticsDancers Consortium, Faculty Advisor

Faculty 1Arizona Dance Ensemble, Student

Isa Bergohn, Prof. Diploma Operated

Harry Brauser, M.A., Asst. Prof,Formal and Informal Concerts,

Gwen Hyatt, M.S., Instr.Touring

2

12

Liaison with Professional CompanyTerritory Dance Theatre,Directors: Patty Cork, Thom Lewis

ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY/State Inst.,.Box 701 ASUState University, AK 72467(501) 972-3066A-ltaBArnes, Coordinator

DegreesB.S.E. Phys. Ed. with Dance EmphasisFacultyFrances Smallwood, M.A., Asst. Prof.Alta Barnes, M.A., Asst. Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Ballroom Dance p 1

Modern Dance 1 1

Dance Choreography 2

Interpretive Dance 2

Beginning Square Dance 1

Folk & Square Dance 2

Rhythmic Activities and Funda-mental Movement (Elem.) 3

International Folk Dance 1

American Square & Round 1

Theory of Dance - - 2

Performing GroupModern Dance Club, Dir., Alta BarnesSquare Dance Club, Dir., Frances

Smallwood

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS/State Inst.Dance StudioWG 101, University of ArkansasFayetteville', AK 72701(501) 575-4009L. Terry Brusstar, Coordinator

DegreesB.S.E. Dance Major & MinoraProgram Emphasis: PerformanceAuditions requiredFacultyL. Terry Brusstar, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof.Mari-Ann Hendricks, M.A., InzAr.Maryanne Klym, M.A, Instr.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Dance Rehearsal & Production 1

Beginning Choreography 1-1

Beginning Modern Dance 1-1

Beginning Ballet 1-1

Beginning Tap 1

ARIZONA - ARKANSAS

Intermediate ChoreographyFirst Year Inter. Mod. Dance 1-1

First Year Inter. Ballet 1-1

Music for the Dance 2

Beginning Jazz 1

Intermediate Jazz 1

Advanced Choreography 1

Dance Notation 2'

2nd Year Inter. Mod. Dance 1-1

2nd Year Inter. Ballet 1 -1

History & Philos. of Dance 3

Pedagogy for Ballet & Modern 3

Senior Performance 2

Advanced Modern Dance 1-1

Advanced Ballet 1-1

Ballroom Dance 1

American Round & Square 1

International Folk DanceDisco Dance

1

Theatre Danced 1

Pointe Technique 1

Methods & Materials ofChildren's Dance 3

Character Dance 1

Performing. GroupUniversity of Arkansas DanceCompany, Directors: Dr..L.Terry Brusstar, Maryanne Klym

Formal and.Informal Concerts,Touring

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK/State InsDepartment of Theatre/DanceFine Arts Department33rd and UniversityLittle Rock,.AK 72204(501) 569-3291Dot Callanen, Coordinator

DegreesB.A. Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Performance, Balle't& Modern Dance

Auditions RequiredFacultyTammy Addes, B.A.Dot Callanen, M.F.A.

, Judith Casavechia, B.F.A.-,Wendy Wade, M.F.A. A

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Ballet. 2-8 16

'Modern 1 to 8 16

Jazz 1 toVf 4

ChoreographyI, II 6

Dance History I, IITheatre Dance I, IIEnsemble I, II 4

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ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA

Repertory I, IIPerformance-Production 1-8

PartneringPerforming GroupUALR Dance Company, Dot Callanen, Dir.

Formal and Informspncerts,Touring

Liaison with Professional Company

Rachel Lampert CompanyRachel Lampert, Dir.'

4

164

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK/State Inst.

HPER/Dance33rd and UniversityLittle Rock, AK 72204

(501) 569-3348Barbara Jo Bray, Gwen Twille, Coor.

DegreeB.S.E. Dance MinorProgram Emphasis: EducationFacultyBarbara Jo Bray, M.Ed., Asst. Prof.

Gwen Twille, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Tap Dance 1

Jazz Dance 1

Modern Dance 1

Ballet I 1

Modern Dance II 1

Ballet II1

Ballet III1

Ballet IV 1

Dance I for Majors 2

Rhythmic Activ. for Children 3

Analysis of Human Motion 3

History & Philos. of Dance 3

Performing GroupUALR Dance Company

Gwen Twille, Barbara Jo Bray,

DirectorsFormal and Informal Concerts,Touring

CALIFORNIA

ALLAN HANCOCK COLLEGE/State Inst.

.800 South College DriveSanta MariartA 93454(805) 922-6966 Ext. 213Linda Baden, Chairman

DegreesAssociate of ScienceAssociate of Arts

4

FacultyCandace Adams, B.A. (Part-time)

Linda Baden, B.A.Valerie Kline, B.A. (Part-time)

Deborah Maruna, M.A. (Part-time)

Dianne McMahon, M.A.Kathleen Pensa, B.A. (Part-time)

Doris Schundler, Music Spec. (Part -time)

Audrey Silva, Folk Spec. (Part-time)

Undergraduate CoursesBeginning Modern Dance I 2

Beginning Modern Dance II 2

Intermediate Modern Dance 3

Beginning Ballet I 2

Beginning Ballet II 2

Intermediate Ballet 3

Beginning Jazz I 2

Beginning Jazz II 2

Intermediate Jazz 3

Ethnic/Folk1

Intermediate Ethnic/Folk 2

Tap Dance1

Men's Dance 2

Pointe and Partnering 2

Choreography3

Rhythms for Dancers 1

Repertory Dance Company 3

New York Dance Theatre 3

Performance Touring Lab 3 -

Performing Lab 3

Tech. Production Lab 3

Teaching Methods for Movement 3

Performing GroupRepertory Dance Company/Children's

Touring, Linda Baden, Dir.Formal and Informal Concerts,

Touring

CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS/State Ins

24700 McBean ParkwayValencia, CA 91355Cristyne Lawson, Dean

DegreesB.F.A.Program Emphasis: Performance, Modern,

& ChoreographyAudition RequiredM.F.A.Program Emphasis: History, Choreograpl

Therapy, PerformanceAuditions RequiredFacultyLarry AttawayOrville BallardRebecca BobeleGloria Bowen

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Donald ByrdChristyne LawsonNancy MasonSandra NeeloRobert OchsMia SlavenskaTina YuanUndergraduate CoursesMusic for DancersBasic CompositionDance HistoryModern Dance TechhiqueBallet TechniqueDance ShowingsProduction CrewingProduction Tech. for Dance

JazzCompositional FormsEnvironmental Design

S.H.

2

2

2

2-2-2-2 .

2-2-2-22-2-2-22-2-2-2

2

2-2-2-22

for Dance Theatre 1-2

Anatomy & Kinesiology 1

Physiology of Exercise 1

Independent Projects 2-2'

Adv. Modern Technique 2-2

Concepts in Lighting for Dance 2

Graduate CoursesModern Dance Technique 2-2

Ballet Technique 2-2

Environmental Choreography 2-2

Dance Showings 2-2

Production Crewing 2-2

Thesis Workshop 2-2

M.F.A. I Seminar 1

Seminar in Music for Dance 1

Advanced Modern Technique 2-2

Jazz 2-2

Concepts in Lighting for Dance 2

Basic Theatre Management 1

Thesis Project 2

Performing Group_California Arts. Dance EnsembleDirector: Cristyne LawsonOne formal concert per year

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY-CHICO/State, Inst.Department HPEDFirst and WarnerChico, CA 95929(916) 895-6373Sandy Dvorak Ferguson, Coordinator

Degrees'B.A. in P.E. Dance EmphasisB.S. in P.E. Dance EmphasisFacultyMarilyn Christofori, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Sandy Dvorak Ferguson, M.S., Prof.

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. CALIFORNIA

Harold Lang, Assoc. Prof.Patricia Smiley, M.A., Asst. Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Beg., Int., Adv. Ballet . 3

Beg., Int., Adv. Modern 3

Beg:, IA., Adv. Jazz 3

Beg., Int., Adv. Ballroom 3

Beg., Int., Adv. Folk 3

Rhythmic Fundamentals 2

Performance 2

Dance Production 2

Choreography 2

Elem. DanceEducation 2

Pro-Act Dance 3

Graduate CoursesHistory of Dance 3 .

Styles of Dance 2

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY-FRESNO/State Inst.'Department of'CommunicationsArts and Sciences54th/CedarFresno, CA 93740(209) 294-2281 or 294-3987Lois M. Trostle, Coordinator

DegreesB.A., M.F.A.Program Emphasis: Performance, Ballet,Modern and Choreography

Auditions requiredFacultyMadeleine Gaynard, M.F.A., Asst: Prof.Ruth Griffin, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Hai Shik Kim, B.A., LecturerMelanie Synder, M.A., Asst. Prof.Lois M. Trostle, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Graduate Courses S.H.

Intro. to Modern Dance 1

Modern Dance Technique 2-2-1-1

Modern Jazz Dance 1

Modern Jazz Technique 1

Ballet Technique 1-1-2-2

Music as Dance Accomp. 3

Creative Move. for Children 3

Dance Performance 2

History of Dance 3

Dance Choreography 2

Dance in Education 3

Centering & Alignment 3

Philos. Bases & Trends in Dance , 3

Theories of Improv. Movement 3

Topics in Dance '1-3

Effort/Shape 3Delsarte System of Expression 3

Expressive Movement CoreSeminar .3

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CALIFORNIA

Performing GroupPortable Dance TroueDirectors: Ruth Griffin, Madeleine

Gaynard, Malanie Synder1 Formal Concert, Touring

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY-FULLERTON/Staie

Theatre Department800 North State College Blvd.Fullerton, CA 92634(714) 773-3628Araminta Little, Chairperson

DegreesB.A. Theatre ArtsProgram Emphasis: Performance,Choreography, Ballet & Modern

M.A. Theatre ArtsProgram Emphasis: Choreography/

Performance, Modern, History/

PhilosophyAuditions RequiredFacultyBarbara ArmsRobert. Christianson, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof.

Lynnette Eychisen, M.A., Lect. (Pr me)

Christine Fluor, B.A., Lect.Robin Johnson, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.

Gladys Kaves, M.A., Asst. Prof.

Mary Reid, B.A., C.M.T., Lect. (Part-time)

Jannine Livingston, M.F.A., Lect.

Karol Lee, B.A., Lect. (Part-time)

Araminta Little, Ph.D., Prof.Cyrus Parker, M.F.A., Lect. (Part-time)

Denise Reiss, M.A., Lect. (Part-time)

Miriam Tait, M.A., Lect. (Part-time)

Undergraduate Courses S.M.

Introduction to Dance 3

Beg. Classical Ballet 2 )

Inter. Classical Ballet 2

Adv. Classical Ballet 3

Classical Pointe 3

Beg. Modern Dance A,B 2-2

Inter. Modern Dance 3

Adv. Modern Dance 3

Partnering3

Dance Improvisation 2

Beginning Jazz 2

Inter. Jazz 2 ,

Adv. Jazz 3

Dance for Musical Theatre A,B 3-3

Beginning Tap Dance 2

Intermediate Tap Dance 2

Mime and Pantomime A,B 3-3

Rhythmic Analysis 3

Costume Fundamentals 3

Theatrical Makeup 3

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Dance Composition A,BAdv. Dance CompositionDance KinesiologyBeginning LightingFundamentals of Dance Instr.Creative Dance for ChildrenForces & Figures in 20th

Century DanceDance in Cultural PerspectivesProduction & Performance A,B

Dance RepertoryIndependent StudyProduction & Performance Pro.

Advanced LightingGraduate CoursesIntro. to Graduate Study 3

Graduate Seminar: Adv. Theory 3

Graduate Projects in Choreography 3

Graduate, Seminar: Dance Aesthetics 3

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3

3

3

3

3

3

2-23

1-33

3

ProjectThesisIndependent Graduate ResearchAdv. Modern DanceAdv. Dance CompositionDance Repertory(Plus adv. level tech. classes)

Performing GroupDance Repertory TheatreDirector: Barbara ArmsFormal Concert, Touring

1-33

1-33

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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY-LONG BEACH/State

Physical Education Department1250 Bell ower Blvd.Long Beach, '.A 90840

(21'3) 498 -40

Betty ROse Cr]. ith, Coordinator

DegreeB.A. Physical Eaqcation, Developmental

Dance" Track'Z)v,

Program Emphasis: Danee EduCation

FacultyBetty DuPont, M.A., ProRichard Duree, M.A., Instr; (Part-time)

Betty Rose Griffith, Ph%B.i, Prof.

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Physical Education core lasses

which include studies 0sociocultural, kinesiological,physiological, & hisqricalaspects of human movement;plus Motor Learning & Motor

Development 25

Dance for Children 2

Creative Movement (Mod. Dance) 1

Folk Dance

16

Recreational Classic Movement(Ballet) 1

Rec. Freestyle Movement(Modern Jazz) 1

Social Dance 1

Basic Movement 2

Applied Theory of Recreational-Dance Forms 2

Applied Theory of---CleaiVeMovement in ,/E. ''\, 2

Principles, Organization, &Managementlof ElementarySchool Ph5isical Education 2

Principles, 0rganization, &Management of SecondarySchool Phys'cal Education 2

Measurement & 1.r0.uationin7P.E. 2

Performing Group ---'--___,

CSULB Dance ClubDirector: Betty Rose GriffithOne Concert

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITYSACRAMENTO/State6000 J. StreetSacramento, CA 95819(916) 454-6004Dale Scholl, Coordinator

DegreeB.S.Program Emphasis: Jazz DanceFacultyRevay Anderson, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Cary Leek, M.A., Lect.Dale Schell, M.S., Asst. Prof.Sunny Smith, B.A., Lect.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Beginning Jazz 1

Inter. Jazz 2

Adv. Jazz 2

Beg. ModernInter. Modern 1

Adv. MOdern . 2

Beg. Ballet 1

Inter. Ballet 2

Adv. Ballet 2

Choreography 4

DancePerforming GroupJazz Dance CompanyDirector: Dale SchollTwo Formal Concerts per year

CHAPMAN COLLEGE/Private Inst.333 N. GlassellOrange, CA 92666

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CALIFORNIA

(714) 997-6757Donna Cucunato, Coordinator

DegreesB.A. Movement & Exercise ScienceDanceProgram Emphasis: Performance & EducationFaculty

,

Donna Cucunato, M.A., Asst. Prof.Janice Dulak, B.A., Instr.Joan Tudor, M.S., Assoc. ProfUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Modern Dance 2

Ballet 2

Gymnastics, Folk or Jazz 2

Health Education 2

Fundamental Movements 3

Elementary School Observation 3

Music for Dancers or Music127,133 3

History of Dance 3

Kinesiology 4

Choreography 3

Organization of Dance Production 3

Dance Performance 2

Dance Teaching Systems 3

Physiology of Exercise , 4

Prevention & Treatment ofAth. Injuries 3

Choreography Workshop 2

Modern Dance 1

Ballet 1

Jazz 1

Analysis of Individual Sports 3

Sec. School Ind. Sports 3

Principles of P.E.

DOMINICAN COLLEGE/Private Inst.Dance DepartmentSan Rafael, CA 94901(415) 547-4440 Ekt. 305Carol Teten, ChairpersonDegreesB.A. Dance MajorB.A. Dance EmphasisProgram Emphasis: Performance,

Education & Historical DanceAuditions RequiredFacultyMelinda Bach, Instr.Lucille Bettinger, Instr.Sandra Cotton, Instr.Judith Petterson, Instr.Nikki Sigith, Instr.Carol Tet,en, Asst. Prof.

Maria Vegh, Instr.Joclyn Vollmar, Instr.Jerome Weiss, Instr.Cassandra Green, Instr.Jean Henderson, Instr.

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CALIFORNIA

Jean Henderson, Instr.Undergraduate CoursesHistorical DanceDance CompositionInter. Dance Composition'Concert DanceLabanotationPedagogy of Dance

InternshipPerforming GroupDirector: Carol TetenTwo Formal Concerts

Liturgical Dance

S.M. Senior Dance Thesis

2 Special Studies

2 Independent Studi:-

2 Yoga

1-2 Aerobicr

4 Performing Group

2 Loyola Marymount Dance Ensemble

2-3 Directors: Judith Scalin, Susan Desoto

Formal and Informal Concerts,

TouringLiai'lon with Professional Company

Valyurmo Sacred Dance Company

Director: John West

2

2

1-3

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2

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY/Private Inst.

8101 Loyola Blvd.Los Angeles, CA 90045(213) 642-2839 or 642-2841Judith Scalin, Director

DegreesB.A. Dance Ma\jor

B.A. Dance MinorProgram Emphasis: Performance,

Education and BalletInterdisciplinary Degree Under Special

Guidance Movement Therapy MastersLevel Program administered independently

by Beth KalishFacultyLori Brody, Lect.Susan Desoto, Guest ArtistElizabeth Lee, Lect.

MILLS COLLEGE/PriVate Inst.

Dance DepartmentBon 99060/:land, CA 94613

(415) 430-2175Rebecca Fuller, Chairperson

DegreesB.A.Program Emphasis: Performance, Education,

Modern Dance or HiStory and Criticism

M.A., M.F.A.Program Emphasis: Performance, Education

and History and Criticism

FacultyYvonne Daniel, M.A., Lect.

Rebecca Fuller, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

.

Peter Lems, Lect.Edwin Milam, B.M., MusicianJudith Scalin, M.A., Dance Director

(Other guest artists teach on rotating

basis)

Mary Ann Kinkead, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

Joan Lazarus, M.A., Asst. Prof.

Kathleen McClintock, B.A., Instr.

Judy Rosenberg, M.M., Artist/Lect.

Undergraduate Courses S.M.

Undergraduate Courses S.H. Intro. to Dance 4

Choreography & DanceSurvey of Dance & Related Arts 4

Technique I,II,III 5-5-5Anthropological Basis of Dance 4

Choreography & DanceDance of 17, 18, 19th Cent. 4

Technique IV,V,VI 5-5-5 Modern Dance History 4

Modern Dance I,II,III,IV 2-2-2-2 Analysis & Criticism 4

Orientation to the ArtRhythmic Analysis

2

of Dance1 Labanotation

2

Ballet I,II,III,IV 2-2-2-2 Children's Dance 4-

Beg. Music for Dance 3 Jazz1

Jazz I,II,III 2-2-2 Elem. Ballet 1

History of Dance Theater I,II 3-3 Inter. Ballet1

Kinesiology for Dance I,II 3-3 Elem. Tap 1

Rehearsal & Performance 1-3 Inter. Tap1

Effort/Shape Notation 2 Improvisation1

Critical Analysis & DanceDance Workshop 1

Aesthetics3 Afro/Haitian

1

Principles of TeachingEthnic Dance Forms 2

Dance I,II 3-3 Graduate Courses

Pre-Movement Therapy 3 Independent Research 2-4

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Choreographic ProjectIndividual, Project

ThesisTeaching Laboratory

2-4' Undergraduate Courses2-4 Ballroom Dance

8 Folk & Square Dance4 Modern Dance

BalletJazz DanceIntro. to DanceRhythmic Analysis Related

to Movement 2

Human Anatomy 4

Physiology 3.

Dance Technique: Alignment 3

Dance Tech.: Movement Patterns 3

Dance Tech.: Complex MovementPatterns - 3

Dance Tech.: Performance Qualities 3Elementary Dance Improvisation. 1

Inter. Dance Improvisation 1

Choreography: Basic ElementsF,

2

Choreography: Large Groups \2Choreography: Form & ContentChoreography: Recital 2\History & Philosophy of Dance 2

Dance CriticismMovement Exploration Activities

for Children 2

Rhythm & Dance Activitiesfor Children 2

Practicum: Folk DancePracticum: Modern Dance 2

Dance Pedagogy 2

Applied Anatomy & Kinesiology 3

Graduate CoursesAdmin. of Professional &

Educational Dance 3

Dance Ethnology: TraditionalDances in Selected Cultures 3

Seminar in Selected Topics inDance: Movement Analysis,Principles of Effort Shape,20th Century-Survey of CurrentTrends in Dance Multi-Media,'Environmental & ExperimentalDace, Dance in Relation to theOther Arts, Stylistic Analysisof Classical Ballet 3

Graduate Dance Co: Apprenticeship 3

Gradu a e Dance Co: Internship 3

Res'arch Techniques 3

ThesisPerforming GroupGraduate Dance CompanyDirector: Full Time FacultyFormal and Informal Concerts,Touring

MERRITT COLLEGE/State Inst.12500 Campus DriveOakland, CA 94619(415) 531-4911Marian Wabon Beeken Chairperson

DegreeA.A./A.S.Program Emphasis: Performance,Education,

and Modern DanceFacultyFerolyn Angell, M.A.Marian Beeken, M.A.Ronn Guidi, Dir. of Oakland BalletPatricia Lawton, M.A.Pauline Soffa, M.A.Lynn Wethers-Cole, M.A.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Dance Composition 2

Danceproduction'Workshop 2

Fundamentals of Creative Dance 2

FundaMentals of Music & Soundor Dance

Int. & Adv. Techniques ofModern Dance

History of Dance 3

Afro/AmericanBalletFolkModernModern JazzTap

SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY /State Inst.Dance Program, W.G.San Diego, CA 92182(714)265-6824 or 265-6821George Willis, Chairperson

Degrees -

B.A., M.A. in Physical EducationProgram Emphasis:. Performance and

Modern DanceAuditions RequiredFacultyGraham Hempel, M.A., Asst. Prof.Jean Issacs, B.A., Instr.Melissa Nunn, M.A., Asst. Prof.Pat Rinion, M.A., Instr.Pat Sandback, M.A., Asst. Prof.George Willis, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Lynda'Yourth, B.S., Instr.

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CALIFORNIA

S.H.

1

19

CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY/State Inst.

Dept1:-.-of Physical Education

.1600 Holloway Avenue-, Gym 112

San Francisco, CA 94132

(415) 469-1650Dolores Cayou, Chairperson

DegreesUndergraduate P.E. DegreeProgram Emphasis: Performance, Education,

Jazz, Modern Dance and Ethnic DanceIterdisciplinary degree at Masters

level - self-defined program

FacultyDolores N. Cayou',=-1CA.,'A Asscc. Prof.

Blanche Brown, B.A., Lee-L.,

Jerry Duke, M.A., Asst.C-G Geneve, Lect.Dianne Howe, M.S., Lect.

Helen Martinez, M.A., Lect.Kenneth Melville, Lect.Gretchen Phillips, M.A., Lect.

Alicia Pierce,. B.A., Lect.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

African/Haitian, I,II,III 1-2

Ballet I,II,III 1-2

Folk I,II,III 1 -2

Modern I,II,III 1-2

Modern Jaaz I,II,III 1-2

Dance in Cultural Context 2

Dance Fundamentals 2

Dance Comp. I 3

Dance Orientation 3

Intro. to Dance Therapy- 3

Folklore Of Dance 2

Folklore of Dance/African-Haitian 2

Tech. Workshop in Contemp.Dance 1

Tech. Workshop in Modern Jazz

Dance 1

Tech. Workshop in Ethnic Dance 1

Dance in Religion 3

Tech. Workshop in Ballet 1

Adv,. Contemp.Dance Repertory

& Skills1

Survey,of Dance History 3

Rhythm & Music for the Dancer 3

Danc\p Composition II 3

WorkShop in Contemp. Dance Prod 3

Works'hop in Ethnic Dance Prod. 3

Develepment of Jazz Dance

in AmericaTheory \& Practice of Dance 2

Dance Ethnology3

.\Graduate CourseAdv. Workshop in Dance Prod. 2-3

Performing GroupCurrently being developed

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SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY/State Inst.Dept. of Theatre ArtsWashington SquareSan Jose, CA 95192(408) 277-2763Carol Haws; Chair;pe117

Deer .s

B.A. Theatre Arts-Da ce Major

B.A. Theatre Arts-Da ce Miner

B.A. Creative ArtProgram Emphasis: Performance & Modern

DanceM.A. Theatre Arts-DanceFacultyCandace Ammerman, B.A., Lect.

Mina Garman, M.A., Prof.,

Carol Haws, Prof.Annette'MacDOnald, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

Janet Van Swoll, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

intoc. Modern Dance 1

Rhythmic Fund. & Accomp. for Dance 2

iv!v. Modern Dance13istory of Dance

Beg. Dance Comp.Inter. Dance Comp.

Dance ProductionPhilosophy of. Dance

Movement NotationInter. BalletInter. Folk Dance"Mexican DanceAfro-Caribbean DanceInter. JazzSquare DanceInter. Social DanceImprovisationDance & Movement for the Thea

Inter. Tap DanceChildren's DanceRehearsal & PerformanceAdv. Modern DanceAdv. Inter. BalletCompre. Study & Analysis

of Folk DanceDance for Musical TheatreActivity Projects in DanceInternship for the ArtsIndividual StudyKinesiologyTheatre electives required

Graduate CoursesResearch MethodsTheory of Theatre Arts &

Performing ArtsSeminars (elective)

2u

2

3

2

2

2 -2

2

3

1

1

1

1

1

1

re 1-1

1

2

1-21-31-3

3

3

3

3

GraduateProblemsSeminar 20th Century DanceGraduate Dance Comp.ThesisElectives under advisement of

graduate advisorPerforming GroupDance WorksDirector: Candace AmmormanTwo Formal Concerts

CALIFORNIA

3 Performing Group3 Cameo Players3 Director: Jack Tygett

1-4 Liaison with Professional CompanyThree's Company

8-14 Director: Jean Isaacs

UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY/PrivateSchool of Performing & Visual Arts10455 Pomerado RoadSan Diego, CA 92131(714) 569-6630Donald E. Smith, Dean

DegreesB.F.A., Ballet Emphasis, Dance Minor,Musical Theater Dance

M.F.A., Ballet, Musical Theater DanceAuditions requiredFacultyRicki Adney, Assoc. Prof.Susan Atha, Assoc. Prof.Patricia Blaha, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof.Diane Douglas, Assoc. Prof.Denise Gonsalves, Assoc. Prof.Marrie Hadfield, M.F.A., Assoc Prof.Kelly Grant, Assoc. Prof.Patrick Nollet, Assoc. Prof.John Realisfa, Assoc. Prof.Alice Rincon, Assoc. Prof.Erling Sunde, Master TeacherJack Tygett, Assoc. Prof., DirectorUndergraduate Courses Q.H.

Ballet I 5

Ballet II 5

Ballet IIIProd.Prac. (Scen./Prop.) 1

Prod.Prac. (Cos./Make.) 1

Prod.Prac. (Mgt./Adv.) 1

Prod.Prac. (Prod.Tech.) 1

Prod.Prac. (Lt./Sound) 1

Intro. to Music 5

Dance/Ballet 5

Dance Notation I 5

Dance/Notation II 5

Dance/Musical Theatre 5

Dance Electiv.. 5

Mus. Th. WorkshopInd.Inst.I/Voice 1

Ind. Inst. III/Voice 1

Ind. Inst. I/Piano 1

Musicianship 2

Ensemble 1

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (BERKELEY)/State. Berkelep, CA 94720(415) 642-3981David Wo&12. Director

DegreesB.A. Dance Major'Program Emphasis: History, ChOreography,

Education and Modern Dance.Faculty.Carol Egan, B.S., Lect.'Caia Marcus, M.A.2.Lect.Carol Murota, M.A., Lect.Marni Thomas, B.A., Assoc. Prof.DaVid Wood, B.A., Prof.Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Tech. ABC 1-1-1

Int. Tech. ABC 1-1-1

Adv. Tech. ABC 1-1-1

Company Tech ABC 1-1-1

Sources of Movement AB 3-3

Dance History AB 5 -5-

Choreography ABC 5-5-5

Adv. Choreography ABC 5-5-5

Repertory.& Production 5

Pedagogy 5-5

Rhythmic Analysis 3

Music Resources 3

Aesthetics & CriticiSm 5

Senior Pro Seminar 5

Performing GroupBay Area Repetory Dance CompanyDirector: David WoodFormal Concerts, Touring

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (IRVINE)/StateDance DepartmentIrvine, CA 92717(714) 833-6611 or 833-7392ames Penrod, ChairmanDegreesB.A. Fine Arts -Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Performance, Education,Ballet, Modern, History & Criticism

M.F.A.Program Emphasis: Performance, Choreo-graPhy, History & Theory, Criticism

Auditions for transfer students

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CALIFORNIA

FacultyDon Bradburn, Lect.Lenna DeMarco, M.F.A, Lect.Israel (Ei) Gabriel, Lect.Jillana, Lect.Carol McGahan, Lect.Olga Maynard, Prof.James Penrod, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof

Janice Gudde Plastino, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof.

Barbara Plunk, Lect.Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

BalletFreestyle DanceJazzDance TheoryFundamentals of Music

Music for DancersDance NotationDance HistoryChoreographyActingDance PerformanceTheories of DanceStudio Workshop-Ballet IStudio Workshop-Ballet IIStudio Workshop-Freestyle IStudio Workshop-FreAstyle IIStudio Workshop-Jazz\lStudio Workshop-Jazz IIDance NotationGraduate CoursesHistory of World DanceHistory of Theatre DanceMusic for Dancers

4-4-42-2-22-2-22-2-22- 2- 2

2-2-22-2-24-4-4

4-4-44-4-4

4-4

Criticism of Dance 4

Adv. Studio Workshop-Ballet 1112-2-.2

Adv. Studio Workshop-Ballet IV 2-2-2

Adv. Studio Workshop-Freestyle 2

Adv. Studio Workshop-Jazz 2

Choreography 4-4-4

Dance Performance 4

Ethnic Dance-Eastern Cultures 2

Ethnic Dance-Western Cultur 2

4-4-44-4-4

2

2

2

4

4

4

4

4-4-42-2-22-2-22-2-2

4

4-4-4

Choreography IIChoreogtkephy IIIStudio Tutorial-BalletStudio Tutorial-FreestyleStudio Tutorial-JazzStudio Tutorial-ChoreographyTutorial-History of DanceTutorial in Dance NotationM.F.A. ConcertBibliography & ResearchGraduate Studio-BalletGraduate Studio-FreestylGraduate Stqdio-JazzGraduate Studio-Choreog aphySeminar - Dance HistorySeminar-Theories of Dance 4

12

Seminar-Teaching of Dance

Graduate ProjectsDirected ReadingThesisUniversity Teachin

4-4-44-4-4

4

T. 4

4-4-4

Performing GroupUniversity of Cal"fornia IrvineDance Co.

Director: Chait1 of Dept.Formal, Informal Concerts, Touring

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (LOS ANGELES)/State

Department of Dance, W.G. 205

405 Hilgard AvenueLos Angeles, CA 90024(213) 825-3951Carol Scothorn, Chair

DegreesB.A. Dance Major, Ethnic Arts, Inter-

disciplinary DegreeBachelor's Degree-Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Performance, Education,

Modern Dance and Choreography

M.A.Program Emphasis: Performance/choreo-

graphy, Education, Modern, Dance

History and TherapyAuditions at graduate level and as

undergraduate transfer students

FacultyErma Alperson, Ph.D., D.T.R, Asst. Prof.

Gloria Bowen, Visiting Lect.Bill DeYoung, M.F.A., Visiting Lect.

Elsie Dunin, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

Angelia Fisher, M.A., Visiting Lect.

Pia Gilbert, Prof.Alma Hawkins, Ed.D., Prof. Emeritus

Katherine Howard, M.A., Visiting Lect.

Martha Kalman, M.A., Visiting Lect.

Margalit.Marshall, Visiting Lect.Emilio Pulido, Visiting Lect.Carol Scothorn, M.A., Prof.Marion Scott,' Prof.Ilene Serlin, M.A., D.T.R., Assoc. Prof.

Mia Slavenska, Visiting Lect.Allegra Fuller Snyder, M.A., Prof.Judith Susilo, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

Emma Lew Thomas, Ph.D., Prof.Suenobu Togi, Visiting Lect..Martin Tracy, M.A:, Visiting Lect.Melindi Williams, M.A., Visiting Lect.

Medha Yodh, Visiting Lect.Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Fundamentals of Ballet 2-2

Music Analysis for Dance 2

Fund.-Creative Dance, Fr. 2-2-2

Fund.- Creative Dance, So. 2-2-2

Dance Notation 2-2

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Intro. to Performance-Ethnic Dance2Elements of Kinesiology 4-4

Adv. Dance (Junior) 4-4-4

History of Dance 4-4

Lighting Design-Dance Theatre 2

Cos./Scen. Design-Dance Theatre 2

Choreography & Repertory (Sr.)2-2-2Music as Dance Accomp. 4

Philos. Bases & Trends in Dance 4-2Upper Div. Dance Courses 8 ,

Intro. to DanceIntro. to Dance TheatrePerform.Coursq-Ethnic DanceAnalysis of Human MovementInter' Mod. Dance Tech.Improvisation in DanceFoundation of Dance EducationDance as Culture in EducationInter. BalletAdv. BalletDance Cultures of the WorldDance in the Balkans, India,

Indonesia, Japan, Latin Amer.Adv. Studies in Dance TheatreLighting

Form & Struct. in ChoreographyAdv. Dance NotionCreat. Dance for ChildrenIntro. to Movement Dynamics &Personality Gr

Perform. Course 'ethnic Dance

Adv. Dance PerfoRepertory Dance TSpecial Studies.Graduate Courses Q.H.

Dance Notation 2

Res. Meth. & Bibliography 4

Adv. Choreography 4-2

Music for Dance 4

of Dance Theatre 4

Aegthetics of Dance 4

Dance in the 20th Century 4

History of Ballet 4

Renaissance Dance 4

Dance Expression-Select. Cultures 4

Adv. Studies in Dance Educ. 4

Dance Therapy-Theory & Practice 4

Seminar-Movement Therapy 4.

Prep. for Teaching of Dance inHigher Education 2

Directed Field Study in DanceEducation 2-8

Clinical Practicum Supervision(Therapy) 2

Directed Individual Study orResearch 2-8

Directed Study or Research ina Hospital or Clinic 2-8

Res. & Prep.-Master's Thesis 2-8

Sr.

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CALIFORNIA

Performing GroupUCLA Dance CompanyDirector: Carol ScothornFormal & Informal Concerts, Touring

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (SANTA BARBARA)/StateDivision of DanceSanta Barbara, CA 93106(805) 961-3005Rona Sande, DirectorDegreeB.A. Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Performance, Choreo-graphy

FacultyAlice Condodina, Asst. Prof.Nolan Dennett, B.A., Lect.Delila Moseley, B.A., Lect.Frank Ries, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Rona Sande, M.Ed., Prof.Tonia Shimin, Royal Academy Cert.,Asst:Prof.

Betty Walberg, Guest Lect.Virginia Williams; Lect.Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Summer. Ballet 2

Summer Modern Dance 2

Fund. of Ballet Tech. 1-1-1

Elem. Movement TeCh. 1-1-1

History kApprec. of Dance 4

History of Musical Comedy Dance 4

Modern Dance 3-3-3

Inter. MOdern Dance 3-3-3

Elem. Ballet 2-2-2

Inter. Ballet 2 -2 -2

Improvisation 3

Labanotation 4

Choreutics 3

Historical Development of Dance 4

Adv. Ballet 2-2-2

Summer Dance Repertory 1-6

Dance Workshop 1-4

Historical Dance Forms 3

B-C Choreography 3-3-3

Environ. Choreography 3

Choreography for the Theatre 3

Ethnic Dance Forms 3

Accomp. for Dance 3

.Organ. of Dance Prod. 3

B-C Adv. Modern Dance 3-3-3

E-F Cont. Modern Dance 3-3-3

Criticism and AnalysisTheory of,Dance 3

Musical Resources for Dance 2

Dance Repertory 2

Jazz and Theatre Forms 2

Aesthetics of Dance 4

CALIFORNIA

Apprenticeship-RepertoryDance Co.

Group Studies in DanceIndependent Study in DanceCurriculum & Instructional

Procedures & Materials Usedin the Teaching of Dance

Student Teaching in DanceProblems Seminar in the

Teaching of Dance

John Nelson, Inst.

2 -4 Undergraduate Courses S.H.

1-4 Anal. of Motor Perform./Dance 2-2

1-5 Dance Tech. (ballet, modern, jazz)10-12

Dance Compos. & Improv. 6-9-9

Aesthetics & Current Trends

3 in Dance

4-4-4 Dance History

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (SANTA CRUZ)/State

Portef CollegeSanta Cruz, CA 95064(408) 429-2284 or 429-2974Ruth Solomon, Director

DegreeB.A. Theater Arts, Dance Major

Program Emphasis: Modern Dance &

Performance'FacultyTandy Beal, Lect.Ruth Solomon, Assoc. Prof.Betty Walberg, Visiting Prof. (

Shirley Wynne, Ptof.Guest Choreographers-diff. each yr.

Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Intro. to Contem. Dance Theory& Tech. 5-5-5

Intro. to Improvisation 5

Intro. to Da9,c.e-Composition 5

Contemp. Dance Theory & Tech. 5-5-5

Dance History: Europe & American

from 1850 5

Dance History: Europe from 15th Cent.

to 1850 1,2,3 5-5-5

Intro. to Music for DanceComposition 5

Studies in Dance Composition 5

UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO/Private

Memorial GymSan Francisco, CA 94117(415) 666-6615Kathileen Gallagher, Director

Degree`B.A.Program Emphasis: Performance, Education

and BalletFacultyCecelia Marie Bowman, M.A., Inst.Elizbeth Fischthal, Inst.Kathileen Gallagher, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

Sharonjean Leeds, M.A., Inst.Terry Meyers, M.F.A., Asst. Prof,

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Music Analysis for DanceCreative Dance for ChildrenElem. School P.E. Curr.,

Dance ProductionField Exper. in DanceElect. in P.E. & Dance

3-3-33-3-33 -3 -3

3-3

3-3

3 -3 -3

1.-1

'19112

Sport & Culture 3

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/Psych. Bases of Physical Activity 3

Measure. & Evaluation in P.E. 3

Admin.&CurriculumforElerl&.Sec. School P.E.

!.

.3

Dance Repertory 3-3

Sr. Thesis Project in Dance 3-3

Other Arts by Advisement/Music,Art, Theatre Arts 9

P.E. Core Requirements 9

Performing GroupUSF DancersDirector: Terry MeyersFormal and Informal Concerts

1

UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA/Private

Dance BuildingDepartment of Theatre Arts

662 Bellomy StreetSanta Clara, CA 95053

(408) 984-4043Carolyn Silberman, Director

DegreeB.A. Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Performance & Modern

DanceFaculty'Cliff Keuter, Choreographer/Guest Artist

Kristy Scott, M.A., Lect.Carolyn Silberman, M.A.Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Basic Dance I,II,III 4-4-4

Inter. Dance I,II,III 4-4-4

Adv.' Dance I,II,III 5-5-5

Choreography 5-5

ance History 5

Basic Light & Sound 5

Liturgical Dance 4

Creative Projects 4

Independent StudiesPracticums

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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA/PrivatePED 107University ParkLos Angeles, CA 90007(213) 743-2730Susan Campbell Sandri, Director

<-De reesA.B. in Dance (may accompany any under-

. graduate degree)Program Emphasis: Dance Major and

specialization, EducationM.A. Physical Education with Dance

EmphasisProgram Emphasis: Education & Dance

ScienceFacultyStephen & Rita Cullip, M.A., Lects.Alfred DeSio, Lect.Katherine Miller, M.A., Lect.Courtney.Noel-Hardy, Grad. Asst.Susan Campbell Sandri, M.A.,Inst.Mary Ann Ziegler, M.A.,Grad. Asst.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Modern Dance I,II,III,IV 1-1-1-1

Ballet I,II,III 1-1-1

Pointe & Variations 1

Jazz I,II,III 1-1-1

Social & Recreat. Dance I,II 1-1

Folk Dance 1

Latin American Dance 1

Inter. Style Ballroom Dance 1

Tap 1,11 1-1

Aerobic Dance 1,11 1-1

Tech. of Teaching Modern, Social& Aerobic 1-1-1

Dance as an Art Form 4

Elements of Dance Prod. 4

Historical Approaches to Dance 4

Choreography & Performance 4

Sr. Seminar in Dance 2

Educational Dance 4

Choreography for TV 4

Creative Movement for Children 2

Dance Performance:Modern (USC.Dance Theatre) 2-2

Dance Performance: Ballroom(Dance Team) 2-2

Dance Performance: Folk 2-2

Graduate Courses' S.H.

Significant Forms of Movement 4

Dance in Recreation 2

Seminar: Movement in Art 2

Perspectives in Dance 4

Choreography: Analysis & Crit. 4

Seminar: Dance in Art & Educ. 4

Pefformance Analysis Lab:(Modern Dance) 2

'Performance Analysis Lab:(Ethnic Dance)' 2

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COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY/StateP.E. DepartmentFort Collins, CO 80523(303)491-6330Elisabeth Hetherington, Director

DegreesB.S.P.E. Dance Major Minor

Program Emphasis: ChoreographyM.A. Proposed programFacultyElisabeth Hetherington, Ed.D., Prof.Henry Miles, B.A., Asst. Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Beg. P.E. Modern Jazz 1

P.E. Activities-Character DanceBeg. P.E.-Ballroom DanceP.E. Activities-Folk Dance 1

Dance Tech. 1-Modern & Ballet 4

Dance Tech. II-Modern '& Ballet 4

Dance Tech. III 2

Dance Tech. IV 2

Dance Choreography I 2

Dance Production 2

Dance Performance 4

Dance Accompaniment 2

Musical Theatre 2

Dance Tech. V-Modern or Ballet 2

Dance Tech. VI-Modern or Ballet 2

Dance Choreography II 2

Pedagogy of Dance 2

Dance History I 2

Dance History II 3

Dance In Religion 2

Aesthetics 3

Dance Tech. VII-Modern or Ballet 2

Dance Tech. VIII Modern or Ballet 2

Dance Choreography III 2

Dance Notation 2

Dance Therapy 3

Graduate Courses (Proposed) S.H.

Con'temporary Dance 2

Intro. to Research Methods 2

Contem. Philos. of Dance 2

Seminar in Dance 2

Thesis or Research Report 4

Choreography III 2

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Methods in American Folk Dance 2

Dance & Rhythms Methods forElem. Schools

Dance AccompanimentDance TherapyPublic Relations in DanceDance History I,IIDance in ReligionDance NotationAdv. Teaching MethodsIndependent StudyGroup StudyPerforming GroupTouring Dance EnsembleDirector: E. HetheringtonFormar;-Informal Concerts, TouringLiaison with Professional CompanyDance ConnectionDirector: Dale Lee Neven

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LORETTO HEIGHTS/Private3001 S. FederalDenver, CO 80236(303) 936-8441 Ext. 238

DegreesB.A.-1-6-DAnceProgram Emphasis: Performance,Education Ballet & Modern Dance

FacultyDana Nugent Ayy lesworthJacqueline B omer

Marnie Boyd .

Sara BrummelJames ClouserStan PicusMaxine WilliamsonNancy YongeUndergraduate CoursesDance HistoryCharacterKinesiologyDance Theory I & LI

PedagogyRepertory (Modern & Ballet)

JazzModern, Ballet, Pointe

(Beg. thru adv.)Performing GroupRepertory Dancers Loretto Heights

Director: Sara Brummel, Dana Nugent

Formal & Informal Concerts, Touring

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MESA COLLEGE/Stat1175 TexasGrand Junction, CO 81501

(303) 248-1635Ann J. Sanders, Chairperson

DegreesB.A. Visual and Performing Arts Dance

EmphasisB.A. Recreation Dance Emphasis

Program Emphasis: Performance, Choreo-

graphy, Education, Ballet & Modern

DanceFacultyVirginia Endsley, B.A, Adj. Prof.

Rachel Nelso.t, B.A., Adj. Prof.

Ann J. Sanders, M.A., Asst. Prof.

Undergraduate Courses S.R.

Improvisation & Composition 3

Creative Play Dance 3

Methods of Teaching Dance 3

Dance ProductionInd. Study in Dance Compos. 1-1-:

Beg. Modern Dance 1

Int. Modern DanceBeg. BalletInt. BalletModern Jazz DanceTap Dance

1

Repertory Dance 1-1-1

Theory & Practice of Ballet 1-1

Theory & Practice of ModernDance

1

Beg. Ballet1

Int. Ballet1

Beg. Modern Dance 1

Int. Modern Dance 1

Theatre Practice Light & Sound 3

Make-up & Costuming 3

Creative Play-Drama 3

Beg. Acting 3

Kinesiology 3

First Aid 2

Care &Prey. of Athletic Injuries 2

Music TheatrePiano Class 2

History of Music 3

Art Foundations3

Performing GroupMesa Repertory Dance Group

Director: Ann J. SandersFormal & Informal Concerts, Touring

NAROPA INSTITUTE/Private1111 Pearl StreetBoulder, CO 80302(303) 444 -0202Barbara Dilley, Coordinator

DegreeB.A. Dance MajorDance Certificate Interdisciplinary

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DegreeProgram Emphasis: Performance and EducationFacultyErika BerlandChristine CaldwellIrene DowdSimone FortiRichard HecklerDanelle HelanderIrini NadelDean Nelson.Nancy Stark-SmithUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Foundations 3

Composition I 3

Composition & Performance II 3

Improvisation I,II 3-3

Anatomy & Kinesiology 3

Dance History 3

Tech. (Modern) I,II,III 3-3-3

Ballet (00R) I,II 3-3

Contemplative Dance Prattice 1

Liaison with Professional CompanyCrystal DanceDirector: Barbara Dilley

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO/StateDepartment of Theatre andDanceBox 64Boulder, CO 80309(303) 492-5037Charlotte Irey, Director

DegreesB.A., B.F.A., M.A.Program Emphasis: Performance, Education,

and Modern DanceFacultxLarry Toyette, B.A., Lect.Marilyn Cohen, B.S., Senior Instr.Bill Elliott, M.A., Musical Dir.Toby Hankin, M.A., Asst. Prof.Charlotte Irey, M.A., Prof.Aaron Smith, M.A., Asst. Prof.Nancy Spanier, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Ballet, Beg., Int., Adv. Tech. 8

Modern, Beg., Int., Adv. Tech. 16

Recreational Dance Forms 1

Jazz, Beg., Int. Tech. 1

Improvisation 2

Dance Comp., Beg., Int., Adv. 9

Children's Creative Dance 3

History & Philosophy of Dance 3

Dance in the 20th Century 3

Rhythmic Analysis & Accomp. 2

Musical Resources in Dance 2

Performance Events 2

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Methods of Teaching DanceMovement AnalysisTheatre Dance FormsMusical TheatreDance,RepertoryDance Caravan (Touring Group)Dance PracticumStudio ConcertLighting & Costume Design forDance

Graduate CoursesIntro. to Grad. StudiesHistory & Philos. of DanceDance in the 20th CenturyChildren's Creative DanceMethods of Teaching DanceAdv. CompositionPerformance EventsReadings in DanceSeminar in DanceDance RepertoryStudio ConcertProblems in'DanceDance PracticumDance CaravanProb. in Dance Admin. & Curr.Choreography I,IIIndependent StudyResearch ProjectThesis (may be creative thesis)Performing GroupUniversity of Colorado Dancers and

Colorado Dance CaravanDirector: Aaron SmithFormal and Informal Concerts, TouringLiaison with Professional CompanyNancy Spanier Dance Theatre of ColoradoDirector: Nancy Spanier

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UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADO/State'Dance ProgramSchool of HPERGreeley, CO 80639(303) 351-2596Sandra C. Minton, DirectorDegreesB.A. with Dance EmphasisB.S. with Dance EmphasisProgram Emphasis: Modern Dance andEducation

FacultyKaren Genoff, M.Ed., Instr.Sandra Minton, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof.Jeanette Triomphe, M.F.A., Assist. Prof.Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Modern Dance Theory & Tech. 2

Prob. in Dance Comp. Forms 2

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Improvisation & Comp. Forms

Modern Dance Tech.c.Workshop in Mod. DaceAnalysis & Movement Folk &

Square DanceRhythms for Elem. SchoolRhythm Analysis & Dance Acc

Teaching DanceDance History & Philosophy

'Dance ProductionModern Dance, Beg., Int.Jazz DanceBalletGraduate CoursesDance Workshop HPERPerformin:k_GroupTheatre Movement, Sight & Sound

Director: Sandra MintonFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

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CONNECTICUT COLLEGE/PrivateDepartment of Dance

Box 1607New London, CT 06320(203) 447-1911 Ext. 7373Diana Schnitt, Acting Chairman

DegreesB.A.,Program Emphasis: Performance avid Modern

Dance. Dance Studies, major includes

options in movement analysis research,

critici_sm,dance education or therapy.

Interdisciplinary degree also available,

self-designed.M.F.A.Program Emphasis: Performance and Modern

DanceAuditions requiredFacultyRobin Baker, Visiting Instructor

Fred Benjamin, Visiting Guest Artist

Carolyn Coles, Asst. Prof.

Ara Fitzgerald, Visting Guest Artist

Jo Hart, Visiting Instructor

Gerri Houlihan, Visiting Guest Artist

Wall Matthews, MusicianMartha Myers, Prof.Diana Schnitt, Asst. Prof.

Andrew Williams, Musician

Undergraduate CoursesS.H.

Movement' for Athletes 4

Intro. to Dance 4

Modern/Ballet Tech., Theory &

Style, 1-y 4

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,Technical Perfoimance Coaching

for Majors0

History & Development of Human

Movement4

History of Dance 4

Composition, I & II 4

Beg. Improvisation4

Experimental Movement Workshop,

Inter., and Adv. 4

Repertory & PerfOrmance, Int.,Adv. 4

Intro. to Laban Movement Analysis 4

4Anatomy/KinesiologyMusic & DanceDance & Theatre Production

Practicum in Dance &-Theatre

Teaching of DanceAdv. Study SeminarIndividual Study.Graduate CoursesTechnique VTechnical Perform. Coaching 0

History & Development of Human

Movement4

History of Dance 4

Adv. Experimental Movement

Workshop4

Adv. Repertory & Performance 4

Labananalysis4

Anatomy/KinesiolOgy4

Music & Dance4

Dance Production4

Practicum in Dance & Theatre 2

Teaching of Dance 4

Adv. Study Seminar4

Individual Study for Grad. Stud. 4

Master's Thesis4

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INSTITUTE FOR MOVEMENT EXPLORATION/Private

15 Lewis StFeet,\Room 311

Hartford, CT 06103

(203) 549-5527Alice M. DeMund, Executive Director

DegreeM.A. in Move ent (in conjunction with

Wesleyan niversity, Middleton, CT,

Graduat iberal Studies Dept.)

Program studies all theories & techniques

of human movementUndergraduate CoursesCreative MovementBody Awareness (Sensory Funda-

mentals, Feldenkrais,Alexander, etc.)

Basic Effort/Shape & Fundamentals

Traditional Integrated Movement

Forms (Yoga, Tai'Chi, Aikido,

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Karate, etc.)Dance TechniqueAnatomy/KinesiologyFundamental:sof MovementLaban Movement AnalysisDance & CulturePrinciples of Dance/Movement

Therapy

TRINITY COLLEGE/PrivateDance ProgramHartford, CT 06106(203) 527-3151 Ext. 414, 250Judith Dworin, Director

DegreesB.A. Theatre & Dance; Interdisciplinarydegree, individual design

Program Emphasis: Performance, Educationand Modern Dance

FacultyJudith Dworin, M.A., Assist. Prof.Constance Kreemer, M.A., ArtistKatharine Power, M.F.A., Artist-in-

ResidenceUndergraduate CoursesIntro. to DanceFundamentals of BalletImprovisationWestern Dance HistoryInter. Theory & Style: ModernDance

CompositionAdv. TechniqueRepertory & PerformanceJazz DanceSpecial Studies in DanceFundamental of MovementSurvey of World DanceAdv. CompositionPerforming GroupTrinity Repertory DancersFormal & Informal Concerts

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UNIVERSITY OF BRIDGEPORT/State120 Waldemere AvenueBridgeport, CT 06601(203) 576-4058Ann V. Fariss, Director, of'Arnold College

DegreesUndergraduate interdisciplinary degreewith dance,minor

14ogram Emphasis: Education & BalletFacultyKay Davis, Dance Instr.Margo Knis, Dance Instr.

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Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Beginning Modern Dance 1

Beginning Ballet 1

Performance & Production 1

Intermediate Ballet 1

Intermediate Modern Dance 1

Jazz Dance 1

Choreography 2

Dance Teaching for Elem. School 2

Dance History 3

Intermediate Choreography 2

Folk, Social, Square Dance 2

Kinesiology 3

Dance Teaching for Secondary Schs. 2

Dance Ensemble 2

Performing GroupUniversity of Bridgeport Dance EnsembleDirector: Kay Davis

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Touring Concerts presentedLiaison with Professional CompanyMargo Knis Dance Ensemble

WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY/PrivateDepartment of Theatre & DanceMiddletown, CT 06457(203) 347-9411Cheryl Cutler, Director

DegreesB.A., Dance Major; double major or

university major availableProgram Emphasis: Choreography & Perfor-

mance, Teaching or EthnologyMLSM (see Institute for Movement Explor-

ation,- Hartford, CT)FacultyCheryl Cutler, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Mona Daleo, B.A., Lect.Susan Foster, M.A., Asst. Prof.Lindsey Huddleston, M.A.Susan Lourie, B.S.Willa Needier, M.A.James Martin, B.F.A.Jaqueline O'Meally, M.C.D.Kay Poursinie, M.A.Undergraduate CoursesIntro. to DanceFundamentals o,f Movement & Align. I

West African DanceCreativity, Improvisation

& Group ProcessJazz Dance 1,11Modern Dance I,II,III,IVBallet 1,11Dance Teaching Workshop: Theory

& PracticeDance Improvisation & Comp. IAnatomy & Kinesiology II

CONNECTICUT - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

ChoreographyDance Culture/Music Culture

Composition in the ArtsIndividual Tutorial for

UndergraduatesSenior Thesis TutorialGroup Tutorial for

UndergraduatesAdv. PracticeJavanese DanceIntro. Bharata NatyamLiaison with Professional Company,Sonomama Improvisation Dance Co.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

AMERICAN UNIVERSITYDepartment of Theatre Arts

Kreeger Music BuildingMass. and NebraskaWashington, D.C. 20016(202) 686-2315Naima Prevots, Chairperson

DegreesB.A., B.S., M.A.FacultyMeade Andrews, Ph.D., Asst. Prof

Ken Baker, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

Boris Baranovic, M.A., Asst. Prof.

Charles Crowder, M.A., Prof.

Elizabeth Daley, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof.

Mary Day, Adj. Prof.Susan Denny, Adj. Prof.Jamie Hindman, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.

Alan Mandel, M.S., Professor

Haig Mardirosian, D.M.A., Asst. Prof.

Valerie Morris, M.A., Asst. Prof.

Ann Parsons, Adj. Prof.

Jillian Poole, Adj. ProfessorNaima Prevots, M.A., Professor

George Schuetze, Ph.D., Professor

Gordon Smith, Ph.D., Professor

Lynn Trowbridge, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.

Bobbi Vischi, Asst. Prof.Herbert Voss, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

Susan Wanveer, Adj. Prof.Undergraduate CoursesIntro. .to Perf. Arts: Dance

Theatre: Interdisciplinary Art

Intro. to Perf. Arts: Theatre

Stage Make UpModern DanceBallet I-IIIOral:InterpretationIndividual Creative Expression

Basic Acting Tech.

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Theatre Prod. Tech. I, II 3

Theatre Perf. Tech. I,II 3

World Theatre 1,11 3

Music for Dance & Theatre 3

Lighting Design 3

Speech & Voice for Theatre 3

Independent Reading for Perf. Arts 3

History & Philosophy of Dance 1,11 3

Beginning Directing 3

Adv. Methods of Teaching Modern

Dance3

Dance Comp. 1,11, III 3

Adv. Scene Design 3

Costume Design 3

Workshop in Dance Prod. (Improvi-

sation)3

Workshop in Dance Prod.

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Independent Study in the PerforMing

Arts 1-3

Rotating Topics in Acting/

"Directing 3

Music and Art 3

Evolution of Jazz and Rock 3

Music Theory for Non-Majors 3

Music and the Performing Arts 3

Language & Literature of Music

I, II3

History of Music . 3

Graduate CoursesHistory & Philosophy of Dance III 3

Survey of Artis Management 3

Promotion & P.R. for thePerforming Arts

Case Studies in Performing Arts

ManagementEffo'rt/Shape

3

Exploration of Artistic Elemedts 3

Seminar in Theatre History 3

Independent Reading in thePerforming Arts 1-6

Creative Theories & Criticism 3

Creative Writers Performance Lab 3

Media PerformanceRotating Topics on Acting/

Directing 3

Artistic* Organizational Planning

in PerfAming Ar s 3

Dynamic Alig ent 3

Ballet Repertoi 3

Ballet Pointe 3

Comp. of DanceII,III 3

Modern Dance III 3

World Theatre II 3

Adv. Costume Design 3

Research Seminar in Performing

Arts 1-6'

Master Thesis Seminar 3-6'

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Dept. of Human Kinetics & Leisure Studies817 23rd Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20052(202)'676-6629Nancy D. Johnson, Coordinator

DegreesB.S. Program Emphasis: Performance &Education

M.A. Individualized ProgramFacultyNancy D. Johnson, Ed.D., Assoc. Prof.David Appel, M.A., LecturerBeth Barkhardt, B.S., LecturerSandra Cline, M.A., LecturerMarlene Elbin, B.S., LecturerMary Greenbaum, B.A., C.A.T., LecturerJack Gudone, LecturerKathleen Harty Gray, M.Ed.,.LecturerVictoria Huckenpahler, LecturerJoe Jeff, B.F.A.,LecturerLynn McDevitt, M.A., LecturerGeorgina Oke, M.A., LecturerDelores Rivkind, LecturerAnnie Sarter, B.F.A., LecturerSue Wanveer', M.A., LecturerLonna Wilkinson, B.A., LecturerHarriet Williams, B.A.Wendy Woodson, M.A., LecturerUndergraduate Courses S.M.

Ch.oreography... .3

Contact Dance 1

Creative Dance for Children 3

Dance Composition 3-3

Dance Education 3

Dance History 3-3

Dance Improvisation 2

Dance Tech.: Modern, Ballet,Ethnic, Jazz, Tap

Dance Technique TheoryHuman AnatomyIdeokinesisIndependent StudyIntro. to Dance TherapyKinesiologyMethods & Literature in Dance'Therapy

Mime Movement TheatreMovement AnalysisMovement Tech. for TheatreMusic for DancersRepertoryStudent Teaching DanceSummer Dance WorkshopTeaching Ethnic Dance°Theatre Production for the

DanceGraduate CoursesAdv. Seminar

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FLORIDA'

Adv. Topical StudiesAdv. WorkshopConceptual Basis of Motor

LearningDance in Higher EducationDance ManagementDance ReconstructionDance in SocietyEffort/ShapeIndependent StudyInternational ExperiencePhilosophic Foundations of

DancePracticumProfessional Literature of DanceResearch Methods in DanceThesis ResearchPerforming GroupDance Production GroupDirector: Maida Rust WithersFormal and InfOrmal Concerts

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FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITYDepartment of Dante

' Tallahassee, FL 32306(904) 644-1023/4Nancy Warren Smith, Chairperson

DegreesB.F.A., M.F.A. Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Performance, Choreo-graphy, Modern Dance, and BalletAuditions required.

1-3 Faculty.

3 Adina Armelagos, M.Ed., Asst. Prof.

3 Karen Booth

3 Jack Clark, Ad4. Instructor

1-6 Lynda Davis, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.

3 Maria de Baroncelli, Assoc. Prof.

3 Melinda Haas, Asst. Prof.Sharyn Heiland, M.A., Adj. Instructor

3 Dennise Hewlett, M.F.A., Adj. Instructor

1 Lynn Medoff, M.A., Adj. Instructor

3 David Roche, M.S., Assoc. Prof.

2 Odette Salvaggio, Ph.D., Prod. Coordinator

3 Richard J. Sias, Asst. Prof.

1-2 Nancy W. Smith', Ph.D.

6-12 Undergraduate Courses

3 Beginning Ballet

2 Intermediate BalletBallet I, II, III

3-3 Beg. Contemporary DanceInter. Contemporary Dance

1-3 Contemporary Dance I, II, III 3-3-3

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Dance Theatre, Freshmen 1Inter. Modern Dance 2

Dance Theatre, Sophomore 1 Beg. Jazz 1

Dance Theatre, Junior 1 Beg. Ballet 1

Dance Theatre, SeniorInter.' Jazz 2

Dance Performance 1-2 Inter. Ballet 2

Dance Composition 3-2 Dance Performance 1

Choreography-Repertory 2Choreography & Composition 3

Rhythmic Analysis 3 Intro. to Theater 2

Music & Choreography 3Scenery & Lighting 2

Beginning Labanotation 3Folk & Square Dance 1

Intermediate Labanotation 3Ballroom Dance 1

Dance Production 2Humanities: Music 2

Dance Theatre Laboratory 2 Anatomy3

History & Philosophy of Dance 3-3-3 Acting. Workshop2

Methods & Materials in DancePerforming Group

EducationDirected Individual StudyGraduate CoursesBallet TechniqueContemporary Dance TechniqueDance Theatre 1

Dance Performance 1-2

Choreography 3

Choreographic Project 2-6

Theory &( Practice in DanceTechnique 3

Practicum in Dance Performance& Production 3

Theory of Dance 3

Supervised Teaching 2

Directed Individual Studies 2-3

Supervised Research 2

Masters Comprehensive Exam 0

Performing GroupsDance TheatreDirector: Nancy W. SmithDance Studio TheatreDirector: Maria de BaroncelliDance Touring TheatreDirector: Dennise HewlettFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

PENSACOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE/State Institution

HPER Department1000 College BoulevardPensacola, FL 32504(904) 476-5410, Ext. 1300Jan Dunn, DirectorDegreeA.A. in DanceProgram Emphasis: Modern Dance

FacultyStarr Burlinjame, Instr.

Terry Dillon, InstructorJan Dunn, B.S., InstructorUndergraduate Course S.H.

Beg. Modern Dance 1

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Director: Jan DunnFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

SAINT LEO COLLEGE/Private Institution

P.O: Box 2127Saint Leo, FL 33574(904) 588-8294Jacalyn Ewansky Bryan, Coordinator .

DegreeB.A. DanC'e Major,

Program Emphasis: Performance, Education,

Ballet and Modern Dance

Faculty A

Jacalyn Ewansky Bryan, B.A., Asst. Prof.

Lois Henry, B.A., Asst, Prof.Carol Lee,. -M.A., Adj. Instr._Undergraduate CoursesIntro. to Ballet I, IIInter. Ballet I, IIAdv./Inter. Ballet I, II

Adv. Ballet I, II

Intro. to Modern Dance I, II

Inter. Modern Dance I, IIAdv./Inter. Modern Dance I, IIAdv. Modern Dance I, IIIntro. to Jazz I, II

Inter. JazzPointeDance CompanyDance Ensemble , .

Dance History: BalletDance History: Modern Dance

Dance Composition I, II

Dance ProductionCreative:Movement for Children

LabanotationSpecial TopicsIndependent. StUdy.

Performing GroupSaint Leo College Dance Companyl, Ensemble

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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA/State Inst.Department of Theatre489 Little HallGainesville, FL 32611(904) 392-2037 (8,9)Rusti Brandman, CoordinatorDegreeB.F.A. Dance Major or emphasiswith any major

Program Emphasis: Performance andModern Dance

FacultyRusti Brandman, Ph.D.., Assoc. Prof.Frances Harden, M.F.A., Adj. Prof.Judy Skinner, M.Ed., Adj. Prof.Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance IJazz Dance IModern Dance IIModern Dance IIIModern Dance IVBallet I, II

Jazz & Musical Comedy IIDance Composition IDance ProductionDance HistoryModern Dance Teaching MethodsPracticum CoMposition II, IIIIndependent Study -Dance TheoryTheatre Production: Practicum

in Repertory Theatre/DancePerforming GroupUniversity of Florida Dance CompanyDireckior: Rusti BrandmanFormal & Informal Concerts, TouringLiaison with Professional CompanyNew MovesDirector: Rusti Brandman

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UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI/Private InstitutionSchool of Education & Allied ProfessionsP.O. Box 248065-Coral GablesFL 33124(305) 284-5501Diane M. Pruett, Director

DegreesB.S. Ed., M.S. Ed. Dance Major emphasizesEducation &- Modern Dance

Progtssu,n Emphasis: Education & Modern Dance

FacultyArlette Cohen,,Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Uttava Coorlawala, B.A., LecturerKathy Greenlee, B.A., LecturerDiane M. Pruett, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Karen Zapolsky 'Anijar, B.A., LecturerUndergraduate Courses S.HFolk Dance 2

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Movement Experiences for Pre-School Children 2

Creative Dance for Children 2

Dance in the Elementary School 2

Methods & Materials of TeachingDance to Adults

Dunce in the Secondary SchoolRhythmic Analysis & Dance FormsDance SeminarRepertory Dance TheatreModern Dance Tech. I, II, III,

IV 2-2-2-2Ballet Tech. I, II, III, IV 2 -2 -2 -2

Adv. Modern Dance Tech. V, VI,VII, VIII 2-2-2-2

Theatre Dance, I, II, III,IV 3-3-3-3

Composition I, II, III, IV 2-2-2-2Cultural History of Dance 3

Anatomy & KinesiologyGraduate CoursesDance Seminar (varying topics)Rhythmic AnalysisDance Cultural HistoryAdv. KinesiologyMotor LearningScientific Principles of HumanMovement 3

Dance Workshops (varying' topics) 3

Independent Studies (varyingcredit)

Performing GroupDirector: Diane M. PruettFormal & InformalConcerts,'Tou-ring

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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA/State IristitutionDepartment of DanceCollege of Fine ?CrisE. Flower AvenueTampa, FL 33620

- (813) 974-2614Lawrence Berger, Chairman

DegreesB.A. Dance MajorB.A. Dance EmphasisProgram offers Ballet concentration &

Modern concentrationAuditions requiredFacultyLawrence Berger, Prof.Janet Brody, M.A., Asst. Prof.Anne Cunningham, M.A., LecturerFiona Rairfie, Asst. Prof.William Hug, M.A., Prof.Henry Parrish, Asst. Prof.Chase Robinson, B.F.A., Assoc. Prof.

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Undergraduate Courses S.H. Typing '5

Acting 5

Stage Craft I 5

Piano 1-1-1

Performing Groups

Ballet IIChoreography IModern Dance IIIBallet IIIChoreography IIMusic for DanceRepertory

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2

3

3

2

2

Gainesville Concert CompanyDirector: Cinda JayGainesville Ballet Company

Practicum in Dance Production I Director: Diane Callahan

Modern Dance IV 4

Choreography III 2

Choreography IV 2

Survey History of Dance 3 GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY/State Institution

19th & 20th Century Dance Department HPERD

History 3 University Plaza

Dance Senior Seminar 2 Atlanta,-GA 30303

Modern Dance II 3 (404) 658-2536

Ballet VariationsCatherine Schane, Coordinator

Ballet IV 4 Degrees

Performing GroupB.S. Dance Major stresses Education and

U.S.F. Dance EnsembleModern Dance

Director: Lawrence Berger M.Ed. Options include Education, Dance

and Exercise Sciente & Choreography

GEORCIA

BRENAU COLLEGE/Private InstitutionDepartment of Fine ArtsGainesville, GA 30501(404) 534-6282Cinda. Jay, Director

DegreesB.A. Ballet Pedagogy, BalletPerformance

FacultyDiane Callahan, InstructorMonica Carnes, InstructorCinda Jay, Asst. Prof.Alleme West, InstructorUndergraduate Courses O.H.

Ballet I 2-2-1

Dance Terminology 2

Jazz 1-1-1

Performing Company I 1-1-1

Ballet II 2-2-2

Modern Dance 1-1-1rPerforming Company II 1-1-1

Dance History 5

Ballet III 2 -2 -2

Observations & Demonstration 3-3-3

, Costumes 2

Dance Pedagogy 2

Ballet IV 2-2-2

Variations & Adagio 1-1-1

Choreography 3-3-3

Internship 3

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Auditions or recommendations required

. FacultyLynn Chani,n, M.Ed. , Instr.

Shannon Gordon, B.A., Instr.Catherine"Schane, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof.

Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Skills Lab in Dance 5

Teaching-Rhythmical Activities, 5

Dance Composition 5

Creative MovementLabanotation 5

Dance Performance3 .

Dance History 5

Beg., Inter., Adv. Ballet, Modern

Improvisation 2 ea.

Graduate Courses Q.H.

Dance Composition, 5

Creative Movement 5

Labanotation 5

Dance History 5

Dance PerfOrmance 5

Adv. Choreographic Workshop 5-10

Compositional Dance Forms /5

Creative Analysis of Dance Styles 5

20th Century History &Philosophy of'Dance 5

Directed Readings-IndependentStudy

Performing GroupGeorgia State Dance EnsembleDirector: Catherine SchaneLiaison with Professional CompanyLiaison withAtlanta BalletDirector: Robert BarnettContemporary Choreographers Collective

Director: Joanne Mcgee

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UNIVE SITY OF GEORGIA/State InstitutionDep rtment of DancePhy. is ducation BuildingAthe 4 GA 30602(404) 5-47'*..74

Mark eelerNlleadDegree.

B.S. Ed. panc MajorProgram Emphasis: Performance,

Education, Ballet, Modern Danceand Composition

FacultyVirginia Carver, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Danna Frangione, M.A., Instr.Lynne Leopold, M.F.A., Instr.Marilyn G. Trigg, Ed.D., Asst. Prof.

d Mark Wheeler, M.A., M.S., Asst. Prof.Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Modern DanceInter. Modern DanceAdv. Modern DanceBallet, Beg., Inter., Adv.Choreography I, II

Theories of MovementAnatomy for the DancerDance PerspectivesMethods & Materials for Teaching

DanceDance History I, II

ImprovisationDanCe Workshop A, BIndependent StudyPracticum

Q.H.

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6

6

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3

3

3

Readings in DanceConcert Dance CompanyNON-STOP Dance CompanyPerforming GroupsConcert Dance CompanyNON-STOP Dance CompanyDirectors: Dana Frangione, Lynne Leopold,

Virginia CarverFormal & Informal Concerts, Touring

3

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1-5

3

3

1-6

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HAWAII

,UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII/State InstitutionDepartment of Drama & Theatre1770 East West ,RoadHonolulu, HI 96822008) 948-7677Carl Woltz, Director

DegreesM.F.A. Dance TheatreB.F.A. Dance Theatre (stresses performance)Program Emphasis: Performance, Choreography

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B.A., M.A. Dance. EthnologyM.P.A. Dance Theatre (stresses Choreo-

graphy)FacultyHo'oulu Carnbra, M.Mns., LecturerJoella Chew, M.A., LecturerHarriet Class, M.A., LecturerYcOn Goo, M.A., Lecturer

ielAtyllis Haskell, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof.Jacqueline, B.A., LecturerTakashi Koshi, M.A., LecturerWayne Mendoza, LecturerTessa Magoon, LecturerYoshino Wakasone, LecturerKoishino Nishikawa, LecturerReiko Oda, B.A., LecturerYasuki Sasa, Assoc. Prof.Ilardja Susilo, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Judy VanZile, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Carl Wolz, M.A., ProfessorUndergraduate & Graduate Courses S.M.

Ballet I 3-3

Modern Dance I - 3-3

,Intro. to Dance 3

Music Theory for Dancers 3-3

Dance in World Cultures' 3

Fundamentals of Movement .1

Individual Dance Instruction 1

(Japanese, Korean, Philippine,Okinawan, Indian)

Dance Production ,2

Ballet II 3

Modern II '3

Individual Dance Instruction 1

(Second level in Japanese, KoreanPhilippine, Okinawan, Indian)

Individual Dance InstructionAsian DanceChinese Dance IJapanese Dance 1Javanese Dance IKorean Dance IOkinawan Dance IPhilippine Dance I

205eanic Dance IHula/Chant EnsembleBallet IIIModern Dance II*Jazz DanceMovement Notation*Dance Improvisation*Dance Composition*Creative Movement for Children*Asian Dance II*Chinese Dance II*Japanese Dance II*Javanese Dance II*KoreaniDtnte II*Okinawan Dance II

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HAWAII - IDAHO

*Philippine Dance II*Oceanic Dance II*Hula/Chant Ensemble II*Hula/Chant Ensemble III*Ballet IV*Modern Dance IV*Dance History*Topics in Dance*Dance Repertory: Ballet &

Modern*Individual Dance Instruction*Adv. Creative Movement for

Children*Senior ProjectDirected Work*Seminar: Dance Ethnology*Adv. Problems in Movement

Analysis*Seminar in Dance Research*Seminar in Teaching of Dance*Seminar in Dance Research*Adv. Choreography*Regional Dances*Creative Projects*Directed .Research*Directed Work*Thesis Research*Seminar in Theatre & Dance

for Children(* indicates Graduate credit)Performing GroupUniversity of Hawaii Dance TheatreFormal and Informal Concerts

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IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY/State Institution

Department of Physical EducationPocatello, ID 83209-0009DegreesB.S. Physical Education with Dance

EmphasisB.A. Physical Education with Dance

EmphasisFacultyDonne Hogge, Assoc. Prof.Marcia L. Lloyd, Instructor.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Beg. Modern Dance 1

Inter. Modern Dance 1

Beg. Ballet 1

Beg. Jazz 1

Folk & Square 1

Social 1

Aerobics , 1

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Survey of DanceTech, of DanceMethods of Teaching Modern

DanceMovement Theory

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO/State Institution

Division of Health, P.E. Rec. & Dance

Center for DanceMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882 -4494;Diane Malker, DirectorDegreesB.A. Dance MajorB.S. Physical Education with Dance

Emphasis,M.Ed. Physical Education with Dance

EmphasisFact ItSha on K. Stoll, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.

DiA1 e B. Walker, M.Ed., Assoc. Prof-;-.

--,Kffiliate Faculty Members of American

Festival Ballet SchoolUndergraduate CoursesDance Techniques 1-3

Dance Theatre 1

Problems in Dance Composition 1

)Adv. /Comp. Rehearsal & Perf. 1

\Labanotation 2

Children's Dance 2

Dance Pedagogy 2

Dance Production 2

Dance Accompaniment 3

Dance_History. 3

'PractiAm in Tutoring 1

Direct&I StudyP'Special Topics

SeminarGraduate Courses.Dance AccompanimentDance HistoryDirected StudySeminar'Special TopicsPerforming GroupUniversity Dance. TheatreDirector: Diane B. WalkerFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

Liaison with Professional CompanyLiaison with American Festival Ballet

Director: Steven Wistrick

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2

2

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ILLINOIS

ILLINOIS CO\UMBIA COLLEGE/Private Institutionlince Center4/30 North Sheridan

BARAT COLLEGE/Private Institution Chicago, IL 60640

Westleigh Road (10) 271-7804

Lake Forest, IL 60045 Shirley Mordine, Chairperson

(312) 234-3000 Ext. 272 Degrees

Carol Walker, Director B.A. Dance Major, Interdisciplinary Degree

Degrees . or Dance Minor

B.A. General Studies in Theatre b Dance Program Emphasis: Choreography, Therapy,

B.A. Dance or Dance Education, Secondary Performance, Education and Modern Dance

Level M.A. Dance Major, Interdisciplinary Degree

B.A. Dance/Psychology with Dance Therapy or Dance Minor

Emphasis Progr,m Emphasis: Dance Therapy

Audition for placement/Audition for Facul

candidacy Sophomore year Parnell Patyk Aiken, B.S., M.F.A.

Faculty ,Ken Bowen

Marcus Alford, B.A., Lecturer Verne Caulker Bronson, Asst. Prof.

Barbara Neiman Begley, B.A.,Lecturer Christopher Clarke

Lynne Ann Blom, M.F.A., Lecturer Barbara Dressler

Lorraine Chase, Lecturer Mary Wohl: Haan

Gina Demos, M.A., Lecturer Brad Heinz

Rory Foster, Asst. Prof. Signe McKinney

Carol K. Walker, B.A., Assoc. Prof. -, Shirley Mordine

Undergraduate'Courses S.H. Timothy O'Slynne

Intro. to Ballet I, II - 1-1 Daniel Ruiz

Intro to Modern I, II 1-1 Patricia Schuckert

Contemporary Uance History 2 Deborah Siegel

Elements of Dance Composition 2 Jane G4net Sigel

Ethnic & Speciality Dance/Jazz, Pamela Johnson Tanis

Tap, Spanish 1-1-1 Robert Wells

Cosmic Dance (w/Humanities) 4 Richard Woodbury

Inter. Ballet I, II 1-1 Nancy Onizuka

Inter. Modern I, II 1-1 -Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Adv. Inter. Ballet I, II 2-2 Acting for Dancers 3

Adv. Inter. Modern. I, II 2-2 African Dance Forms I 3

Character Dance-Ballet I, II 1-1 African Dance Forms II 3

Improvisation 1 Ballet, Beg. 1-3

Elementary Labanotation 2 Ballet, Inter. 2

Choreography 3- Ballet, Adv. 2

Beg. Pointe I, II 1-1 Body Shop: Body Educatida-&

Inter: Pointe I, II ( 1-1

Adv. Ballet I, II, III, IV 2-2-2-2

Adv. ModernI, II, III, IV 2-2-2-2

History of Dance 4

Principles of Adagio 1

Adv. Pointe I, II 2-2

Anatomy & Kinesiology for Dance 2

Dance Pedagogy 2

Dance Repertoire I,- II, III,.

IV 2-2-2-2 Fundamentals: Tune Up &

pallet Variations I, II 1-1 Conditioning 3

Senior Comprehensive 3 Kinesiology 3

Internship TBA Modern Jazz Dance, I, II 3-3

Independent Study TBA Music for Dancers ; 3

Performing Group Performancc Tech. for Musical

The Barat Repertory DaiNe Company Comedy ,.)

DireCtors:Carol. Walker NRory Foster Percussion & Accompaniment Skil],for the Dance Teacher'

Alignment- 2

Dance Composition I 3

Dance Composition II 3

Dance Composition III 3

Dance CritiCism 2

Dance Majors' Seminar 2

Dance Tech., Beg. 2-6

Dance Tech., Inter. & Adv.\ 2-4

Dance Therapy Theory I, II, III 2-2-2

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Recording & Sound Scoring 3

Rhythmic Analysis 3

Senior Performance/ChoreographyPracticum 3

Student Choreographic WorkshopTai Chi Chuan; .Beg., Inter. 3 -3

Tap Dance, Beg., Inter. 1-1

Technical Theatre for Dance 3

Theory & Improvisation I, II 3-3

Theory & Practice in TeachingDance 4

Traditional Jazz Dance, I, 11 3-3

Independent Projects in Dance 1 -6

Dance Therapy Theory L, II, III 2-2-2

Abnormal psychology 2-3Teaching Dance with.a Normal

Population 3

Practicum in a Clinical Setting 3

Liaison with Professional CompanyLiaison with Mordine & CompanyDirector: Shirley Hording

EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY/State institution

105 McAfee, E.I.U.Charleston, IL 61920

(217) 581-2117Alice Casady Stoughton, Coordinator

DegreeB.S. in Education with Dance Minor

Program Emphasis: Modern Dance

FacultyMarge Ann Ciaravine, M.F.A., Instr.

Norma Green, M.S., Asst. Prof.

Robert Hussey, Ed.D., ProfessorJudy Hyndman, B.S., Faculty Asst.

Alice Casady Stoughton, M.A., Asst. Prof.

Marina Su-Chin Yu, M.A., Asst. Prof.

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Beg. Modern Dance 1

Tech. & Theory of RhythmicMovement 2

Tech. & Theory of Modern Dance

I, II 2-2

Dance Composition I 2

Dance Composition/ProductionWorkshop 3

History & Philosophy of DanceDance Aesthetics 3

Teaching of Dance 3

Ballroom Dance 1

Folk Dance 1

Square Dance 1

Tech. & Theory of Folk, Square,Ballroom Dance

Elementary School Rhythmical

Activities 3

3

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Performing GrotpContemporary Dance EnsembleDirector: Alice StoughtonModern Dapce ClubDirector: Marge Ann Ciaravino

ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY/State Institution

Department of HPER & DanceMcCormick Hall , 1021)

Normal, IL 61761(309) 438-5608Gayle Kassing, Director

DegreeSB.A. Dance MajorB.S. Dance Education Major

Mae tern in HPERD, Interdisciplinary degree

Program Emphasis: Performance, Education,

Ballet, Modern Dance and Folk Forms

FacultyR. Dwaine Goodwin, M.A., Asst. 'rof.

Gayle Kassing, Ph.D., Asst. 11, of,

Christine Meyers, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.

Karen Rallis, M.A., 'Asst. Prof.

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Intro. to Social, Folk &Square Dance 1

Social Dance I 1

Square Dance I 1

Folk Dance I 1

Modern Dance I, II 1-1

Ballet I, II 1-1

Jazz I, II 1-1

Tap I, II 1-1

Dance for Elementary School 2

Studies in Modern Dance I 3

Studies in Ballet I 2

Dance Comp.-Traditional Forms 2

Dance Practicum I 1

Social Dance II 2

Square Dance II 2

Folk Dance II .2

Dance Accdmpaniment 2

Notation I 3

Mechanics'for the Dancer 3

Special Methods in Dance I 1

Dance Practicum II 1

Principles of' Dance Production 3

Effort/Shape 3

Dance for Children 2

History & Philosophy, Dance I, II 2-2

Studies in Modern Dance II 3

Dance Composition-ExperimentalApproaches - 2

Teaching the Folk Forms 2

Dance Administration & Curriculum

Design 3

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Special Methods in Dance II 3

Cultural Perspectives ThroughDance

Classical Ballet: & VariationsWorkshop in DanceGraduate CoursesSpecial Methods in Dance 11History & Philosophy of Dance

I, II 3-3

Principles of Dance Production 3

Effort/Shape 3

Teaching of Folk Forms of Dance 2

Dance Administration & CurriculumDesign 3

Dance Composition, ExperimentalApproriu.h-es 3

Dance for Children 2

American Dance Research 6

Classical Ballet j Variations 2

Workshop in Dance 2

Independent Study-Dance 1-4

Non-Thesis Research & Writing 2

Seminar in Dance 2

Movement Phenomenology &Perceptions 3

Professional Practice in Dance 1-6Intro, to Research Methodology 3

Master's Thesis 1-6

Performing GroupsAmericah Heritage DancersDirector: R. Dwaine GoodwinUniversity _Dance TheatreDirector: Karen RallisFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

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NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY/State InstitutionTheatre Arts DepartmentDeKalb, IL 60115(815) 753-1334 or 753-1824Kent G. Gallagher, ChairmanDegreesB.A., M.A. in Theatre Arts/Dance Major

B.G.S. Interdisciplinary DegreeProgram Emphasis: Performance, Ballet, &Modern Dance

FacultyLila Dole, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Randall Newsom, M.A., Asst. Prof.Natalie Sterba, M.A., LecturerJere Tulk, M.A., LecturerUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Dance Techniques I, 'II 2

Inter. Ballet 1-2

Inter. Modern 1-2

Adv. Ballet 1-2

Adv. Modern 1-2

P6inte I, II 1-2

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eaMale Ballet: Techniqiles""'Theatre Dance (Ballroom, Pro- 9'

Classic, Musical Comedy 1, 11)

Pas de deux. 1

Theatre Technology' 3

Make-up 1

Composition I, 11 1

1-2Choreography I, 11

Dunce Theatre ProductionHistory of Dance 1, 11

Special Studies in DanceDance & the Fine ArtsDance NotationDance Criticism

Graduate CouriesTutorial in

Adv. BalletAdv. ModernPointeDance & the Fine ArtsDance CriticismSpecial Studies in DanceTutorial in DancePerformanceDance History, Criticism &

ResearchPerforming GroupNorthern Illinois University Repertory

Dance CoMpanyFormal and InfOrmal Concerts, Touring

3

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3

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NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY/Private InstitutionDepartMept of Theatre1979 Sheridan RoadEvanston, IL 60201(312) 492-3147Susan Lee, Director.

DegreesB.A., M,A. Theatre or Interdisciplinary,Dance Emphasis

Program Emphasis: Choreography or Therapy

FacultyLynne Anne Blom, Asst. Prof.Mary Ittelson, InstructorVicki Jacobs, LecturerBruce Lazarus, LecturerJuanita Lopez, InstructorDaniel Ruiz, LecturerWendell Williams, LecturerUndergraduate CoursesIntro. to the Dance Experience 4

Dance History 4

Dance in Education 4

Movement for the Stage 4

Period Dance Forms 4

Dance Composition 4

Improvisation for Dance, Music

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Theatre A

Graduate Courses g, 11.

Summer Dance Institute 4

LabanotationDance, Expressive Art ThernpienDunce Criticism 4

Dance & Music; Studien inCollaboration 4

Performing Croup'Northwestern University Dance EnnembleDirector: Susan LeoTwo Formal Concerts Yearly

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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS/State InstitutionDepartment of DanceCollege of Fine and Applied Arts4-305 Krannert Center for the Performing

Arts500 S. GoodwinUrbana, IL 61801(217) 333-1010Patricia Knowles, Mead

DegreesB.A., B.F.A., M.F.A.Program Emphasis: Performance, Education

Modern DanceFacultyBeverly Blossom, M.A., 'ProfessorChristine Donald, R.A.D.Angelia Fisher, M.A., Asst. Prof.Patricia Knowles, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Lucinda Lawrence-Powell, M.M., Asst. Prof.Ronald Sequoio, Visiting Asst. Prof.Diana Snyder, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Willis Ward, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Chester Wolenski, Asst. Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.M.

Beg. & Inter. Modern Dance 4-1

Jazz 1

Ballet Fundamentals, I, II

Intro. to Dance ProductionPerformance Practicum, I, IIProduction Practicum, I, II

Movement FundamentalsOrientation to Dance as Art

& EducationModern Technique, I, II, IIIImprovisation, I, II, III

3eg. CompositionBallet,'I, II, III.Music Theory for DancersUndergraduate Open SeminarCreative Dance for Children

1-1

2

1-3

1-2

1

Teaching of Dance to Adolescents& Adults

Teaching ,of Dance in theSchools

3

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Instructional Methodn inDance Education 2

Dance FormsInter, CompositionMusic L4terature for Dancers 3

Composer-Choreographer Workshop 2

DancetRepertory Workshop 2-4

History of Dance, I, II 3

Theory & Philosophy of Dnnce 3

Labanotation I, II 3

Movement NotationSpecial Problemn 2-4

Accompaniment for DanceDance Production WorkshopGraduate CoursesProfessional SeminarProblems in Teaching & Admin.Dance Touring CompanyProduction PracticumIndependent ResearchSupervised TeachingMod. Technique IVChoreographyBallet IVCostume Design for DanceCreative Project In DancePerforming GroupIllinois Dance TheatreDirector: Patricia KnowlesFormal and Informal Concerts, 'Turing

INDIANA

BALL STATE UNIVERSITYDept. of Physical Education2000 University AvenueMuncie, IN 47306(317) 285-1735Charlotte Korsgaard, Chairperson

DegreeDance ConcentrationFacultyYaakov EdenCharlotte KorsgaardNancy LinsonL. Gregory LundSarah'MangelsdorfCoranell RossowUndergraduate CoursesFundamentals of RhythmBeg. Modern Dan6eInter. Modern Dance

Adv. Modern DanceSocial DanceJazz Dance

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Tap Dance 1 Pas de Deux

Dance Theatre 9 Variations 2

Ballet Tech. (2) Music Dept. 2 Senior Production 3

Anatomy 3 Honors Thesis 3

Physiology 3 Butler Ballet 8-12

Kinesiology 3 Graduate Courses

Composition 2 Ballet Tech. 8-10

Production 1 Modern Tech. & Workshop 2

Accbmp. for Modern Dance 1 Teaching Analysis 4

History of Dance 4 Teaching Practicum 2

Dance for Children 3 Dance Research Project (Thesis) 3

Dance for Secondary School 2 Graduate Prod. 4

Beg. Folk Dance 1 Graduate Recital 2

Inter. Folk Dance 1 Independent Study 3

Beg. Square Dance 1 Adv. Theatre Forms 6

Inter. Square ',Dance 1 Pointe 2

Tech. of Folk & Square 1 Pas de Deux 2

Folk Dance Theatre (audition) 1 Variations 2

Graduate Courses Butler Ballet (Performance) 2-4

Dance for Children 3 Performing Group

BUTLER UNIVERSITY/Private InstitutionDept. of DanceJordan College of Fine Arts46th Street & Clarendon RoadIndianapolis, IN 46208(317) 283-9346Martha Cornick, Chairman

DegreesB.A. (Heavy Ballet component with otherfVms included)

M.A. Emphasis Ballet, Performance & Education

Auditions requiredFacultyBetty'Butterbaugh, B.A., M.A., Asst. Prof.

Butler University Ballet ComptnyDirectors: Karl Kaufman, William Glenn,

Bud KerwinFormal Concerts and Touring

INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY/State InstitutionPhysical Education BuildingTerre Haute, IN 47809(812) 232-6311 Ext. 2225Willie M. Grissom, Chairman

DegreeB.S. in Physical,Fducation with a Dance .

EmphasisProgram Emphasis: Education, Ballet &

Modern DanceFaculty

Martha Cornick,Peggy Dorsey, Assoc. Prof.William Glenn, Assoc. Prof.Betty Gour, Assoc. Prof.Karl Kaufman, Asst. Prof.Bud Kerwin, Asst. Prof.

Ph.D., Prof. Joyce Bachtis, M.S., Asst. Prof.Willie Grissom, Ed.D., ProfessorMarthann Markle, M.S., Asst. Prof.Dixie Stahr, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Beg., Inter., Adv. Modern Dance 1-1-1

Karen Littman, B.A., M.A., Instr. Beg., Inter. Modern Jazz 1-1

Undergraduate Courses S.H. Beg., Inter. Folk 1-1.

Ballet Tech. 16 Beg., Inter. Social 1-1

Pointe 6 Teaching of Rhythms 2

Modern Tech. & Workshop 8 Teaching of Modern Dance 2

Theatre Dance Forms 6 Creative Rhythms for Elementary

Character Dance 4 School 2

Dance Accomp. 2 Modern Dance Composition 2

Teaching Analysis 4 Analysis & Application of Rhythmic

Teaching Practicum 4 Forms

Independent StudyJ 1-2 Graduate Courses S.H.

Independent Study 3 Creative Rhythms for Elementary

Dance History 4 Schools 2

Choreography 4 Modern Dance Composition 2

Theory & Philosophy 4 Analysis & Application of

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INDIANA - IOWA

Rhythmic Forms for Dance

INDIANA UNIVERSITY/State InstitutionSchool of MusicBallet DepartmentBloomington, IN 47405(812) 335-6876Dudley Davies, Chairman

DegreesB.S., M.S.Program Emphasis: Ballet, Performanceand Education

Auditions requiredFacultyDudley Dayies, Assoc. Prof.Jurgen Pagels, MARB & MRBS, Assoc. Prof.Anna Paskevska, M.S., Assoc. Prof.Marina Svetlova, ProfessorUndergraduate Courses

3

Ballet TechniqueBallet MimeCharacter DancePointeVariationsMale TechniqueBallet TheoryBallet TerminologyAdagioHistory of DanceChoreography Workshop I, IITeaching PracticumGraduate CoursesBallet TechniqueGraduate Teaching PracticumAdv. Choreography WorkshopDance HistoryPerforming GroupIndiana University Ballet TheatreDirector: Dudley DaviesFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

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INDIANA UNIVERSITY/State UniversityModern DanceHPER 112Bloomington, IN 47405(812) 337-6541Fran Snygg, Coordinator

DegreesB.S.M.S., HPERProgram Emphasis: Modern Dance, Performance,

& EducationAuditions requiredFacultyMary Bopp, M.S., Asst. Prof.,'

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Gwendolyn A. Hamm, M.S., Assoc. Prof.Michael Lucas, B.M., InstructorFran Snygg, M.F ..A., Assoc. Prot.

Undergraduate CoursesIntro. Rhythmic Training orProficiency Test 1

Modern Dance or Profici ncy Test 1

Foundations of Modern D nce 2

Modern Dance Int. 1

Adv. Modern I, II 2-2

Dance Comp. I, II 2-2

Rhy. Form & AnalysisModern Dance Workshop 1

S.H.

Dance in Elem. EducationTh. & Prac. of Dance Tech. I,Dance & Allied Arts I, IITeaching of Modern PonceMus. Res. for DanceBasic Methods of Dance NotationDance SummaryDance Prod. I, IIGraduate CoursesTheory & Technique of Dance I,Dance Composition I, II20th'Cent. Modern DanceRelated Arts

Dance Production I, IIDance RhythmMovement Performance of theExceptional Child

Performing GroupIndiana University Dance TheatreDirector: Fran SnyggFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY/State UniversityDept. of P.E. & Leisure Studies243 Physical Education BuildingAmes, IA 50011(515) 294-8257Betty Toman, Director

DegreeB.S. in Physical Educatigm with a DanceOption

Program Emphasis: Performance, Education,

& Modern DanceFacultyJanice Baker, M.S., InstructorEvelyn Jensen, Accomp., Adj. Prof.Carol McGinn, M.A.T., InstructorDana Schmacher, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Betty Toman, M.S., Professor

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Undergraduate CoursesAmerican Ballroom DanceLatin & Contemporary Social

DanceFolk DanceSquare DanceModern Dance I

lk Ballet I, II, IIIJazz I, IIIntro. to Tap DanceFundamentals of Dance MovementDance ContinuumModern Dance CompositionModern Dance II, IIIConcert & Theatre DanceDance AppreciationSound & MovementHistory & Philosophy of DanceAdv. Studies in Dance

S.H.

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Methods of Teaching. Recreational& Modern Dance 2

Methods of Teaching Modern Dance 3

Independent Study Cr. variesRhythmic Aspects of Movement 1

Teb3ching Children's Dance 2

Performing GroupsOrchesis IDirector: Dana SchumacherOrchesis IIDirector: Janice BakerISU Dance Company on TourDirector: Betty TomanFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

UNIVERSITY OF IOWA/State InstitutionDance ProgramDept. of P.E. & Dance107 North HallIowa City, IA 52242(319 353-3891Judy Allen, Director

DegreesB.A., M.A. Dance MajorB.A. Dance MinorProgram Emphasis: Performance, Education,

Ballet, & Modern DanceFacultyJudith Allen, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof.Alicia Brown, M.A., Asst. Prof.Linda Crist, M.A.,,Visiting Asst. Prof.Judy Goldberg, M.F.A., InstructorJennifer Martin, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Francoise Martinet, Asst. Prof.Nina Nelson, M.F.A., Guest ArtistUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Required Dance Courses (28sem. hrs.) 3

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AnatomyKinesiologyRhythmic Analysis of DanceHistory & Appreciation of Dance20th Century DanceComposition I, II, III, IVDance ProductionBeginning LabanotationElective Courses (12 sem. Hrs.)Teaching of Modern DanceMethods & Materials of Children's

DancePointeDance in EducationBallet PedagogyDance ProductionImprovisationDance TherapyReadings in DanceTheory of DanceCriticism of DanceInter. LabanotationDance Company ClassIndependent StudyArtist in ResidencyModern DanceMajor Modern Dance I, II, IIIBalletMajor Ballet I, II, IIIJazzTapGraduate CoursesComposition III, IVGraduate SeminarPerspectives on Human MovementTechniques of ResearchThesisPhysiologyPerforming GroupUniversity of Iowa Dance CompanyDirector: Alicia BrownFormal and Informal Concerts

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KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY/State InstitutionDept. of Health, P.E. & Recreation206 A Ahearn GymManhattan, KS 66502(913) 537-6765Susan Wa'rden-Luke Kahlich, Co-directorsDegreesB.A., B.S.Program Emphasis: Modern Dance & Education

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Beg. BallroomImprovisationFundamentals of/Dance CompositionDance Choreography

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Undergraduate CoursesProfessional Orientation 1 Dance'Production 2

Methods & Materials of Dance 3 Dance Performance Environments &

Dance Composition 3 Cfloreographic Structures 2

Dance Workshops 272 University Dance Company Ensemble 2-4

History of Dance 3 History & Philisophy of Dance:

Fundamentals of Music Primitive to 1900 2

Survey of 'Art I, II 3-3 History & Philosophy of Dance:

Design I1900 to Present 2

Stage Movement 3 Dance & Rhythmical Aerobics

Movement Exploration 3 for Children 3

Fundamentals of Acting 3 Instruction & Analysis of Modern

Social, Square & Folk Dance 1 Dance 2

KinesiologyFundamentals of Technical

3 Instruction & Analysis of Folk,

& Social Dance 1

ProductionPracticum in Dance 1

Jazz Dance 1 Kinesiology 3

Movement Improvisation 1 Care & Prevention of Athletic

Ballet I, I_ 1-1 Injury 2

Technique of Inter. Ballet 2-2 Teaching Dance in Secondary

Technique of Adv. Ballet 2-2 School 3

Modern Dance I, II 1-1 Intro. to Theatre 3

Technique of Inter. Modern Laban Movement Analysis 3

Dance 2-2 Intro. to Dance Therapy:

Technique of Adv. ModernPrinciples & Technique 3

Dance 2-2 Graduate Courses S.H.

Performing Group Dance Productions 3

Kansas State University Dance Workshop University Dance'Ensemble 2-4

Directors: Luke Kahlich, Susan Warden Dance Performance Environments 2

Formal and Informal Concerts, Touring Dance Choreography 2

Dance for Children 3

Dance Therapy: Principles &Techniques 3

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS/State Institution Laban Movement Analysis 3

Dept. of Health, P.E. & Recreation Dance Ethnology 3

251 Robinson CenterLawerence, KS 66045

Intro. to International Music,

Art and Dance /- 3

(913) 864-4645Teaching International Humanities 3

Joan Sloss, CoordinatorArts in International Culture 3

De reesDance Literature 3

B.Ed. Dance Performance 4-year programDance Education - 5-year program

Program Emphasis: Performance, Education,

& Modern' DanceMS.Ed. Dance Education and Modern Dance

FacultyElsie Dreyfus, InstructorArvella Frazier, InstructorJanet Hamburg, M.A., Asst. Prof.Sandy Merrifield, InstructorJoan Sloss, Ed.D., Asst. Prof.Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Ballet I, II, IIIBeg. Modern ,I, II, IIIBeg. Jazz I, II, IIIBeg. Folk Dance

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Formal & Informal Concerts, Touring

KENTUCKY

EASTERN KENTUCKY.UNIVERSITY/State Institution

Physical Education DepartmentWeavor 202Richmond, KY 40475(606) 622-3504

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Virginia Nill Jinks, CoordinatorDegreeUndergraduate P.E degree with Dance El-pfias ,

Program Emphasis: Modern DanceFacultyLaurie Bell, M.S., Artist-in-ResVirginia Nill Jinks, M.A., AssocMildred lqaupin, M.A., Asst. ProfUndergraduate CoursesFundamentals of MovementHeritage of DanceChildren's DanceSocial, Folk & Square DanceInternational Folk DanceBeg. BalletTheory & Fundamentals of Modern

DanceDance Production & WorkshopAdv. Dance ProductionHistory of DanceModern Dance Technique &

ChoreographyInter. BallgtGraduate Courses _

Adv. Dance' Productions &Workshop

Modern Dance Technique &Choreography 2

Performing GroupEastern Dance TheatreDirectors: Laurie Bell & Virginia Ni11, JinksFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring \

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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY/State InstitutionSchool of HPERDLong Field HouseBa'ton Rouge, LA 70803

(504) 388-2840Terry Worthy, Coordinator

DegreesB.F.A. in Dance .

B.S. in HPER with Dance TrackM.S. Dance concentrationProgram Emphasis: Performance,Modern &Folk/Ethnic

Auditions required for the undergraduatedegree

FacultyVonnier Brown, M.S., Instr.Gaye Meyer, M.F.A., Instr.,Lavanne Norwood, Ph.D., Asst.'. Prof.Terry. Worthy, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.

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Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Intro. to Dance.4 3

Modern Dance Technique (majors) 1

Ballet Technique (majors) 1

Rhythmic Analysisl Accompanimentfor Movement 2

Dance Practicum 1-3

Dance Composition 3

Improvisation 3

Dance History 3

Dance Production 3

20th Century Dance 3

Music Resources for Dance 3

Adv. Choreography 3

Dance Theatre 2

Technique Classes in Jazz,Social, Inter. or Adv. levels 1 ea.

Performing GroupL.S.U. Dance TheatreDirector: Terry WorthyFormal & Informal Concerts, Touring

NORTHWESTERN STATE 'UNIVERSITYDepartment of. DanceNatchitoches, LA 71457

(318) 357-6894Colleen Lancaster, HeadDegreesB.A. General Studies with Dance EmphasisB.S. P.E. with Dance EmphasisB.F.A.M.S. P.E. Dance EmphasisM.A. PerformanceAuditions requiredFacultyBarbara Hernandez, Adj. Instr.Colleen Lancaster,,ProfessorVicki Parrish, Instructor.Rose Temple, AccompanistUndergraduate CoursesDance 50, 51, 52, 53Dance 54, 55, 56Dance 101Dance 153, 154Dance.Inter.Dance Adv.Dance 205Dance ApprenticeDance PerformanceDance PracticumDance 305, 306, 307Dance 406Dance 407, 410Dance PerformanceDance 464Dance 442, 443

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Performing GroupBallet RepertoryDirector: Barbara HernandezContemporary Dancers --

Formal and Informal Concerts, Touring

SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY/State Inst.

P.O. Box 702Hammond, LA 70402

(504) 549-2135Katie Planche Friedricks, Director

DegreeB.A. Humanities Performing Arts

Dance Major or,MinorB.A. Education - Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Performance &

Modern DanceFacultyBarbara,.Anderson, M.S., Professor

Betty Baker, Ph.D., ProfessorKatie Planche Friedricks, M.A.,ProfessorUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Dance Ensemble 1-4

American Folk 1

Foreign Folk 1

Elementary Tap 1

20th Century DanceDance Technique (Classical Ballet) 1

Elementary Modern Dance 1

Adv. Modern Dance 1

Choreographic Design (comp.) 3

Dance Production 3

Techniques of Teaching Dance 3

Rhythmic Form & Analysis- 3

History & Survey 3

Independent Study in Choreographic

Design 2

Production of Research Project 1

Independent workout session, 1 hr. per

day in dance studio and satisfactory

participation each semester in University

Dancers, is requred of all majors.Performing GroupSoutheastern Louisiana University Dancer

Director: Katie Planche FriedricksFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA/State Inst.

School of Arts and ArchitectureBox 40-273Lafayette, LA 70504(318) 235-7676Muriel K. Moreland, Director

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Auditions requiredFacultyJim Brown, M.F.A., InstructorKathy DeJean Burk, M.F.A., Instructor

Richard Flory, M.M., Asst. Prof.Muriel K. Moreland,,M.F.A., ProfessorUndergraduate CoursesClassical Ballet, Beg.Classical Ballet, Inter.

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Beg. Contemporary, lieg. Tech. 2

Inter. Contemporary, Techniques. 2-2-2

Adv. Techniques' 8

Performance 8

Beg. Choreography 4

Choreography & Related Media 6

Eurthythmics Tap Dance 2

Choreographic Resources 2

Philosophy & History of Dance 2

Children's Dance (Ballet &

Creative) 1

Senior Art Project/ChoreographicThesis 6.

Performing GroupThe CompanyDirectors: Muriel K. Moreland, Jim Brown,

Kathy D. BurkFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring ,

MARYLAND

GOUCHER COLLEGE/Private Institution

Dept. of Performing ArtsDulaney Valley RoadToWson, MD 21204(30-1) 337-6390Chrystelle T. Bond,',Director

DegreesB.A. Dance MajorM.A. in Dance Therapy\AUditions requiredFacultyDiane Baumgartner, M.A.\, Asst. Prof.

Chrystelle Trump Bond, M.F.A.,/Prof.

Jo Cain, M.A., Lecturerel-Cht-Ing, B.A., Lecturer

ith Clark, LecturerSuzanne Eggleston, D.S.,iLecturer

Marilyn Gaston, .B.F.A., Lecturer

Jane Ward Murray; Lecturer

Joan Naess, M.A., Lecturer

Dawn Preuss, Lecturer

Debra Robinson, B.A., LecturerArlynne Stark, A.M., D.T.R. Asst. Prof.

° Diana Walters, B.A., LeCturer

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MARYLAND

Pointe Technique I, II 4,Beg. Modern Dance I, II 4

Inter. Modern Dance I, II 4

Adv. Modern Dance I, II. 4

Dance Composition I, II, III 9

Jazz Dance I, II", III 6

Tap Dance I, II 4

Techniques'of Teaching CreativeMovement 3

Teaching Dance in Grades K-12 .3

History of the Dance 3

Pointe Class I, IIThe eance ExperienceMovemeint Forms: A CroSs-Cultural

PerspectiveElementary Dance Technique I, IIInter. Dance Technique,I,'IIAdv. Modern Technique I, II, IIIAdv. Ballet Technique 1,, II, III

Dance Education IDance. Education II

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Dance Therapy I, II 4-4 Special Topics in Dance 3

20th Century American Dance & Student Teaching in Dance-Its Relation to'Other Modern Elementary School 6

Arts 3 Student Teaching in Dance-Great Choreographers & Dancers 3 Secondary School 6

Inter. Dance Technique & Minimester Dance Workshop 3

.Composition .4 TSU Dance Company 2-8

Dance Lecture-Demonstration & Biology, Anatomy & Physiology 8

Performance, 4 Stage Makeup 2

Choreography & ProduCtion 4 Costume Design 3

American Dance Heritage 3 Stage Lighting 3

Labanalysis 4 Intro. to Music Literature 3

Applied Dance.: Performance 2 Elements of Music Theory 3

Adv. Choreography 4 Performing GroupAnatomy &-1(inesiology for Dance 4 Towson State University Dance Company

Dance Criticism 4 Director: Helene Breazeale

Graduate Courses Formal and Informal Concerts, Touring

Master of Arts Degree in Dance MovementTherapy 48 credits 2-year program

Performin& GroupGoucher College DancersDirectors: Chrystelle T. Bond &

Diane BaumgartnerFormal Concerts, Touring

TOWSON STATE UNIVERSITY/State InstitutionBurdick Hall-Dance OfficeTowson, MD 21204(301) 321-2760Helene Breazeale, Director

DegreesB.A., B.S. Dance MajorB.F.A. (pending)

4Program Emphasis: Performance,;tducation,Ballet, Modern Dance & Choreography

Faculty.Helene Breazeale, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof.Patty Corday, M.F.A., InstructorDorthy Fried, M.A., InstructorCaryl Maxwell, B.A., InstructorJoAnn S. O'Neill, M.A., InstructorUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Beg. Ballet, I, II- 4

Inter. Ballet, I, II 4

Adv. Ballet, I, II 4

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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND/State InstitutLonDance DepartmentDivision of Arts & HumanitiesCollege Parlc, MD 20742

(301) 454-4056 -

C.S. Rutherford, Acting ChairmanDegreeB.A. Dance Major and MinorProgram Emphasis: Modern Dance and

PerformanceAuditions RequiredFacultyGlenna Batson, Asst. Prof.Alvin Mayes, InstructorGreto Owens, InstructorJohn Perpener, InstructorSandy Pollock, InstructorMeriam Rosen, Assoc. Prof.Mark Ryder, Assoc. Prof.Anne Warren, Assoc. Prof.Larry Warren, Assoc. ProfUndergraduate CoursesModern Dance I, II, IIImprovisation I, IIBallet I, IIBallet I, majors onlyIntro. to Ethnic Dance

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Modern Dance I, II, III, IV,V, VI, VII, VIII

Jazz IJazz I for majorsDance Notation I, IIMovement IntegrationDance Workshop I, II, III, IVIntro. to DanceChoreography I, II, IIIDance Production I, IIJazz II, III, IVMovement TherapyPrevention & Treatment of

Dance InjuriesMusic Sources for DancePrinciples of Teaching DanceDance LightingDance CostumingEthnic Dance StylesEffort/ShapeFundamentals of Performing'Creative Dande for ChildrenKinesiology for DancersDirected Studies in DanceDance Management '& AdMinistrationPrinciples of.Pointe Work &

PartneringBallet Variations & RepertoryDance EthnologyModern RepertoryMovement BehaviorHistory of Dance I, IIPhilosophy of DanceSurvey of Dance LiteratureMovement and MediaSpecial Topics in DancePerforming GroupMaryland Dance. TheatreDirector: Larry Wai-renImprovisations UnlimitedDirector: Meriam RosenFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

MASSACHUSETTS

FIVE COLLEGE DANCE DEPARTMENT:Amherst College, Hampshire College,Mount Holyoke College, Smith College,

University of Massachusetts

30 Belmont-AvenueSmith College CampusNorthhampton, MA 01063(413) 584-2700 ext. 2408DegreesB.A., B.F.A., M.F.A.

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Ballet, Modern, Jazz & Musical Theatre

Master's stresses ChoreographyFaculty.-Margaret Skrinar, F.F.C.D.Susan Lorraine Hunt, Amherst College

Tara McClellan, Hampshire College.

Rebecca Nordstrom, Hampshire College

Susan Bindig, Mount Holyoke College

Val Ondes, Mount Holyoke College

Joann Robin, Mount kolyoke College

Hannah C. Wiley, Mount Holyoke College

Gemze de Lappe, Smith College

Rosalind S. deMille, Smith Co11eg5..

Susan Waltner, Smith College

Rebecca Nordstrom, Smith College

Anthony Crescione, Univ.'of Massachusetts

Richard Jones, Univ. of MassachusettsMarilyn V. Patton, Univ. of Massachusetts

Gary Schaaf, Univ. of Massachusetts

Andrea Watkins, Univ. of Massachusetts

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Beg., Inter. Dance Group 1-1

Concert Dance Group 1

University Dancers 1-4

Beg., Inter., Adv. Ballet 1-1-1

Low-Inter. Ballet, Adv. Beg.Seminar: Beg. Ballet 2

Ballet I, II, III, IV, V, VI 2 ea.

Modern Dance I, II, III, IV, V 4 ea.

Studio Experience in DanceBeg. & Adv. Beg. ModernInter., Adv. Modern 1-1

Low-Inter. ModernModern I, II, III, IV, V, VI

Beg., Low-Inter., Inter. Adv.

Jazz 1 ea.

Jazz I, II, III, IV, V 2 ea.

Renaissance Dance 1

Baroque Dance 1

Musical Theater Dance

Duncan DanceSpecial Topics: Partnering 3

Scientific Foundations of Dance 4

Adv: Studies in Movement Analysis 4

Adv. Studies: Motor Learning &Movement Analysis 4

Analysis of Dance 3

Seminar: Anatomy for Dancers 3

Improvisational Dance 4

Improvisation: MoveMent WorkshopElementary Dance Composition 4-4-3

Dance Composition I 4

DanceworksInter. Dance Composition 4-4-3

Adv. Dance Composition 4-4-3

Choreography as a Creative

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History of Dance: Renaissance/Baroque

History of Dance-Primitive 4

History of Dance-Renaissance tothe 20th Century 4

History of Dance-topic varies 3

Dance ForumAdv. Studies in Dance History

& Aesthetics 4

Adli. Studies in Dance-topicvaries

History & Literature of DanceEffort/Shape: Language of Move-meat & Observation 4

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LESLEY COLLEGE/Private InstitutionInstitute for the Arts & Human Development11 Mellew Street.Cambridge, MA 02138(617) 868-8600 ext. 480Norma Canner, D.T.R., Coordinator

DegreeM.A. in Movement/Dance TherapyFacultyNorma Canner, D.T.R., Assoc. Prof.Wendy Stone, D.T.R.Charlotte Willis, M.E .

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY/Private InstitutionBoston-Bouve College of Human Development

Progressions360 Huntington AvenueBoston, MA 02115(617) 437-3153Judith A. Noblitt, Director

DegreeB.S. in P.E. with Dance Emphasis

Effort/Shape Analysis I,II Faculty

Labanotation Judith A. Noblitt, M.Ed., Assoc. Prof.

Dance Notation I, II, III 4-4-4 Sara B. Umberger, M.A., Instr.

Seminar: Senior Project 3 Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Special Topics 4-4 Folk & Square Dance 1

Independent Study 4-A Modern Dance I, .II, III 1 ea.

Special Studies 4 Ballet I, II, III 1 ea;

Independent Study cr. varies Jazz Dance I, II, III 1 ea.

Conference Course 4-4 Rhythmic Analysis 1

Thesis 4 Ballroom Dance 1

Senior Honors cr. varies Dance Improvisation Composition 1

Folk Dance Modern Dance Composition 3

Beg., Inter., Adv. Tap Dance Jazz Dance Composition' 3

Beg., Inter. Ballroom Dancing Dance History & Philosophy 4

Rudiments of Music 4 Dance Choreography & Production 4

Intro. to the Elements, Forms Recreational Dance (Teaching &

& Techniques of Music 4 Analysis 2

Fundamental Music Theory 4 Creative Dance I, II (Teaching

Physical & Biological Foundations & Analysis) 2 ea.

of ExerciseHuman Performance & NutritionHuman AnatomyKinesiologyExetcise PhysiologyGraduate CoursesResearch & ThesisSpecial StudiesTheory & Practice of DanceChoreography as a Creative ProcessHistory & Literature of DancePerforming GroupUniversityDancers plus smaller

performing groupsDirector: SeveralFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

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Performing GroupNortheastern University Dance TheatreDirector: Sara UmbergerFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

SIMON'S ROCK OF BARD ,COLLEGE/Private Inst.Great Barrington, MA 01230(413) 528-0771Phyllis G. Richmond, Director

DegreeB.A. Dance Major/Minor in interdisci-

plinary degreeProgram Emphasis: Modern Dance

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Beg. Modern Dance 3

Inter./Adv. Modern Dance 3

Ballet 3

Improvisation & Choreography 3

Adv. Technique & Production 3

Anatomy & Dance Technique- 4

Dance History 3

Dance Therapy 3

Performing GroupSimon's Rock Dance WorkshopDirector: Phyllis RichmondFormal and Informal Concerts

TUFTS UNIVERSITY/Private InstitutionDept. of Physical Education/DanceMedford, MA 02155(617) 628-5000 ext. 739Mary Sturtevant, Coordinator

DegreeB.A. InterdisciplinaryProgram Emphasis: Dance Theory & History

FacultyKristin Beckwith, M.A., LecturerPaula JosaJones, M.A., LecturerDavid Locke, Ph.D., LecturerSusan Sachs, M.F.A., InstructorAlice Trexler, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Undergraduate Courses,Intro. to DanceIntro to BalletModern Dance I, II, III, IVBallet I :

Ethnic & Social DanceDance Production WorkshopJazz IPerspectives of DanceDance EthnologyHistory of DanceStudies in Dance CompositionLabanotationAesthetics/CriticismSpecial Topics,Research in DancePerforming Group__Tufts Dance CollectiveFaculty SponsoredTwo Dance Concerts

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COLLEGE/Private InstitutionDe t. of Theatre and DanceAlm., MI 48801(517' 463-7242Minna Davidson, CoordinatorDe:r--B.A. ,.nce Major stressesDance

Ballet 66Modern

Program mphasis: Modern Dance & Ballet

FacultyMinna Davison, M.F.A., InstructorChristie Fr estone, B.A., (Parttime)

InstructorUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Ballet I, 11, II 1-1-2

Modern Dance I, II, III 1-1-2

Highland Dancing I, II 1-1

Beg. Jazz Dance 1

Social Dance 1

Dance Experience I, II 2-2

Dance History 4

Choreography 4

Experimental Choreography 4

Scene Design & Lighting 4

Orchesis 2

Performing GroupOrchesis, the Alma College Performing

Dante GroupDirector: Minna DavidsonFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITYDept. of'Health, Physical Education,

Recreation & DanceYpsilanti, MI 48197

(313) 487-1211Jeannine Galetti, Chairperson

DegreesB.A.; B.S., Dance ConcentrationFacultyJeannine GalettiLinda HemmelgarnSarah MartensValerie MoffettLynn RosenfeldSteven RouseUndergraduate CoursesIntro. to the Performing ArtsRhythmic Analysis & Dance Accomp.Anatomy & PhysiologyHistory of DanceDance ProductionElements of CompositionAdv. Composition

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Labanotation 3 Stephanie S. Katz, Coordinator

Methods & Materials of Degree

Teaching Dance B.F.A.

Seminar in Dance 2 Faculty

Directed Studies 1-3 Alana H. Bart,er

Modern Dance & Ballet Tech. Robert Gatzee

III, IV 18 Jacob Lascu

Jazz Dance I, II 2 Judith Molina

Tap Dance 1 Undergraduate Courses

Perf. & Repertory I, II, III, IV 8 Ballet (8 semesters)

Folk Dance 2 Modern Dance (8 semesters)

Couple, Square & Ballroom 1 Dance Composition I Aft!, III, IV

Student Teaching 8 Dance History....

Graduate Courses Tap Dance I, III

History of Dance Jazz Dance,I,II, IIt

Adv. Composition Ethnic7PrimitiVe I

Seminar in DanceIndependent Studies

HOPE COLLEGEDept. of TheatreHolland, MI 49423(616) 392-5111Jacob Nyenhuis, Dean

DegreesB.A., B.M., Dance ConcentrationFacultyCharles Aschbrenner,Robert CecilMaxine DeBruynLawrence GreenSandra ParkerRich RahnEd RiffelJohn TammiUndergraduate Courses.

Labanotation I, Ir...

Dance Theory I, 112,111,, IV

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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY/ ate Institution

Dept. of Health & P.E.212 IC BuildingEast Lansing, MI 48824(517) 355-4730Dixie Durr, Coordinator

DegreeB.A. Dance Major/MinorProgram Emphasis: Performance,

Ballet & Modern DanceFacultyBarbara Banasikowski Smith, M.A., Instr.

Dixie Durr, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

S.H. Suzanne Page, B.A., Instructor

Modern Dance I, II 1 ea. Undergraduate Courses

Folk & Square Dance 1 Ballet I, II, III, 2 ea.

Period Dance Styles 2 Modern Dance I, II 2 ea.

Jazz I, II 1 ea. Adv. Modern Dance I, II, III 2 ea.

Tap I, II 1 ea. Jazz I, II 2 ea.

Ballet, I, II 1 ea. Rhythmic, Form & Analysis 2

Dance Improvisation 1 Methods of Teaching Dance 3

Eurythmics I, II 1 ea. History of Dance I, II 2 ea.

Anatomy & Kinesiology 3 Choreography I, II' 2 ea.

Dance Composition 2 Dance Production 3

Teaching of Dance 2 Critical Issues, in Dance 3

History of Dance 3 Field Work 2

Dance Repertory 3 '1/4-Professional Term 10

MARYGROVE COLLEGEDept. of Dance8425 W. McNichols RoadDetroit, MI 48221(313) 862-8000 ext. 283

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Performing GroupMSU Repertory Dance CompanyDirector: Barbara Banasikowski Smith

MUSKEGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE/State Institution

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Muskegon, MI 49442(616) 777-0386Judith Brooky, Coordinator

DegreeA.A. Dance EmphasisProgram Emphasis: Performance, Ballet,

Modern and Jazz DanceFacultyJudith Brooky, M.A., InstructorFlorence Cassell, Certified-Cecchetti,

(Part-time)Peggy Hunt, M.A., Instructor (Part-timeUndergraduate CoursesModern Dance I, IIBeg. Afro-American DanceBeg. Modern Jazz DanceSocial DanceBallet I, IIDance Choreography & DesignModern Jazz Dance IIFolk, Round & Square DanceBeg. Tap DanceRepertory Dance Tour

Company I, II 2-4

Performing GroupsOverbrook Dance TheatreRepertory Dance Tour CompanyDirector: Judith BrookyFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

OAKLAND UNIVERSITY/State InstitutionVarner HallRochester, MI 48063(313) 377-3012Carol Halsted, Director

DegreeB.F.A. Dance Major/Dance MinorProgram Emphasis: Performance, Ballet &

Modern DanceAuditions RequiredFacultySue Ater, M.A., InstructorCarol Halsted, Ed.D., Special Instr.Shannon Jenkins, M.F.A., Instructor

(part-time)Phil McPhee, B.A., Instructor (part-time)Barbara Rinaldo, M.F.A., Instructor

(part-time)Undergraduate CoursesBallet I, IIModern Dance I, IIJazz I, IIBallroom DanceFolk & Square DanceBallet III, IV, V, VI, 'VII, VIII

Adv. Ballet: PartneringAdv. Ballet: Pointe & Variation

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VIIIJazz Dance IVJazz Studies.: Tap I, IIDance History & AppreciationPrimitive DancePerforming GroupsOakland Dance Theatre & Other Things & Co.Director: Carol HalstedFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN/State InstitutionDept. of DanceDance Building1310 N. University Ct.Ann Arbor, MI 48109(313) 763-5460Elizabeth Bergmann, Chairman

DegreesB.F.A., M.F.A., Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Performance, Education,Modern Dance and Choreography

FacultyGregory Ballard, M.A., LecturerElizabeth Bergmann, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Gay Delanghe, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Vera Embree, B.A., Assoc. Prof.Willie Feuer, B.A., Asst. Prof.Christopher Flynn, LecturerSusan Matheke, Asst. Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Principles of Modern Dance 16

Theory & Practice of Modern DanceBallet 12

Dance Composition 8

Dance Repertory or UniversityDancers 4

Ethnic Dance 3

Dance History 6

Dance Production 3

Dance Prdduction Laboratory 4

Movement Notation 2

Music for Dance 2

Senior Seminar 4

Senior Concert 4

Field Experience in Dance 1

Dance Electives 1

Adv. Modern Dance Technique 4

Projects in Dance Composition 2

Adv. Dance Production 4

Cultural Concepts of Dance 2

Choreographic Production & Design 4

Adv. Dance Repertory 4

Graduate Seminar in Dance 2

Graduate Field Experience inDance 2-2

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MICHIGAN

Ballet Tech., Beg. Pointe Work 1-2

Modern Dance Tech. I 1 Historical Perspectives of

Projects in Dance Composition 2 Dance 3

Ballet Tech. I, II, III, IV 1 ea. Music & Dance Relationships 2

Dance & Related Arts 2

Adv. Dance Production 2-3

Music Theory & Appreciationfor Dancers

Cultural Concepts of Dance' 2 Accompaniment for Dance 1

Choreographic Production & Ethnic Dance Forms 2

Design 4 Dance Production 2

Afro-American Dance.Tech. 1 Dance Education Curriculum K-12 2

Jazz Dance Techniques 1 Assisting in Dance 1-2

Movement Improvisation 2 Student Teaching & Seminar 5-10

University Dancers 1 Choreography I, II 376

Thesis: Performance 6 Methods in Modern Dance & Ballet 3

Modern Dance Tech. II 2 Field Work in Dance 1-6

Adv. Modern Dance Tech. 2 Study in Dance Styles 1-6

Ballet V, VI 1-2 Dance & Other Arts in Folk

Adv. Afro-American Dance Tech. 1 Culture 2-6

Adv. Dance Repertory 2 Dance Notation I, II 2-4

Directed Independent Study 1-6 Dance for Elementary Music

Graduate Seminar in Dance 2 Teachers 2

Graduate Field Experience in Dance & Other Art Disciplines 1-6

Dance 2 Integrating Art, Dance & Music 3

Performing Group Dance Company I 1-10

University of Michigan Dance Company Workshop in Contemporary Dance 1-6

Director: Elizabeth Bergmann Workshop in International Folk

Formal and Informal Concerts, Touring Dance 1-6

Workshop in American Country

Dance 1-6

Repertory 1-4

WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY/State Institution Creative Dance for Children 3

Room 125 Matthaei BuildingCreative Dance Movement for the

Detroit, MI 48202 Pre-School Child 3

(313) 577-4273Dance in the Recreational Setting 2

AnwrZirulnik, ChairpersonDereesB.S. in Education, Dance MajorB.A. in Liberal Arts, Dance EMphasis

Program Emphasis: Performance.,Education,Modern Dance & Children's Dance

M.Ed. with EmpiNis in DanceFacultyLilo Fauman, B.A., InstructorEva Jablonowski-Powers, M.A., Asst. Prof.

Claire Levine, M.S., InstructorJanet Prieur, M.A., Asst. Prof.Georgia Reid, M.A., Asst. Prof.Linda Simmons, M.Ed., InstructorAnn Zirulnik, B.S., Assoc. Prof.Barbara Selinger, M.Ed., InstructorRichard Berent, M.M., AccompanistUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Contemporary Dance I, II 2-4

International Folk Dance I, II 1-2

American Square & Round Dances 1

Fundamentals of Classic BalletI, II 1-2

Technique Lab I, II 1-8

Inter. Ballet 1-4

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Independent Study in Dance 1-12

Graduate Courses S.H

Technique Lab III 1-4

Adv. Ballet 1-4

Seminar in Contemporary Issues 1-4

Dance Company II 1-10

Seminar in Teaching CreativeDance 2

Historical Foundations of Dance' 2

Blacks in American Dance 2

Seminar in Dance Techniques 2

Problems in Concert Production 2-4

Research Methods 3

Laboratory in Choreography 2

Dance Ethnology 2

Directed Study in Dance 1-3

Field Work in Dance 1-3

Master's Essay & Project

Direction 3

Performing GroupWSU Dance CompanyDirector; Eva Jablonowski- PowersFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

MICHIGAN - 'MINNESOTA

WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY/State- InstitutionDepartment of DanceKalamazoo, MI 49008(616) 383-8019 or 383-4049Wendy L. Cornish, Chairperson

/'\ DegreesB.A., B.S., B.F.A. Dance MajorB.A., B.S. Dance MinorProgram Emphasis: Education, Ballet, Modern

Dance with minors available in Jazz andTheatrical Dance

M.A. Dance Major or MinorProgram Emphasis: Ballet, Modern,

Education or JazzAuditions required for B.F.A. and M.A

FacultyJane Baas, M.A., InstructorWendy Cornish, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Marianne Denes, PT InstructorClara Gamble, M.A. ProfessorEileen Greenbain, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Bette Joachimi, PT InstructorG. Eugene Mills, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Janet Stillwell, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof.Lindsey Thomas, M.A., InstructorRamon Zupko, M.S., Prof.Undergraduate CoursesBallet Studio I, II, IIIJazz Studio I, IIModern Studio I, II, IIIChoreography I, II, IIITap DanceRecreational DanceDance-ImprovisationGraduating PresentationUniversity DancersWestern Michigan Repertory

Dance CompanyUniversity Ballet TheatreFoundations of DanceDance History & PhilosophyDance & Related ArtsSpecial Studies in Dance HistoryCreative Movement in the

Elementary SchoolTeaching of Dance in the

Elementary SchoolTeaching of Dance in the

Secondary SchoolMusic Fundamentals for DancersMusical Style & Form for

DancersIntro. to Dance NotationKinesiology for the DancerDance ProductionDance ManagementPracticumSpecial Studies in DancePerformance

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Study in DanceBeg. Ballet I, IIBeg. Jazz I, IIBeg. Modern I, IIBeg. Tap I, IIGraduate CoursesBallet EnsembleJazz EnsembleModern Ensemble'Special StudieS in ChoreographySpecial Studis in Dance Prod.

PracticumAdv. Studies' in Dance

Graduate ReCitalMasters TheSisPerforming GroupsUniversity ;Dancer'sUniversity ;Ballet Theatre.Western Michigan Repertory Dance CompanyDirectors: Clara Gamble, G. Eugene Mills:,

Lindsey ThomasFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

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COLLEGE OF ST. TERESA/Private Institution

Fine and Performing ArtsBox KWinona, MN 55987(507) 454-2930 ext. 258Eileen Whalen, Chairperson

DegreesB.A. Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Ballet, Modern Dance

B.A. with Dance Therapy EmphasisFacultySharon Adams Baues, M.A., Asst. Prof.Marsha Pounder Guthrie, M.A., InstructorRobert Rice, M.A., Asst. Prof.Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Improvisation I, II 2-2

Composition I, II 3

Jazz I 2

History of Ballet 4

History of Modern Dance 4

'Dance Company 4

Human Physiology 4

Kinesiology ,4

Survey of Dance Therapy I, II 4-3

Tech. of Dance Therapy 4

Applied Dance Therapy 4

Psychology Today 4

Developmental Psychology 4

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Croup DynamicsBehavior DisordersStatisticsBallet I, II, III, IVModern Dance I, II, III, IV

Jazz 1, II

Special Methods of TeachingBallet

Special Methods of TeachingModern Dance

Tech. of Dance TherapySpecial Techniques/StylesIndependent StudyDance CompanySet LightsCostumesPublicity, Business, Make-upStage ManagementDancingInterdisciplinary Studies inExpressive Therapies 4

Senior Concert 2-4

Performing GroupDirectors: Sharon Adams, Marsha GuthrieFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

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SOUTHWEST STATE UNIVERSITY/State InstitutionDepartment of Health & Physical EducationMarshall, MN'56258Gustan J. Varga, Coordinator

DegreeB.A. Interdisciplinary degree Physical

Education with a Dance EmphasisProgram Emphasis: EducationFacultyLorand AndahazyMichael & Reed Jazz StudioGustav J. VargaJudit M. VargaUndergraduate Courses Q.H.

Ballet and Modern Dance 1

Afro & Jazz Dance 1

Folk & Square Dance 2

Social Dance 1

International Latin & ModernBallroom Dance

Tripping the Light FantasticDance Appreciation 3

History & Philosophy of Dance 3

Ballet, Jazz, Modern, & EthnicDance 2

Choreographic Types & Musicsof Dance

Pedagogical Levels of Formsof Dance 2

Ballroom Dancer-TeacherPreparation: Bronze, Silver

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ST. OLAF COLLEGEDance DepartmentNorthfield, MN 55057(507) 663-3070Ann Wagner, Chair

Degrees

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Sacred DanceB.A. Interdisciplinary Fine Arts Major

FacultySusan Bauer, M.A., Asst. Prof.Axel Bundgaard, Ph.D., Prof.Antoinette Sostek, InstructorAnn Wagner, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof.F.M. Walker, MAI., ProfessorUndergraduate CoursesBallet I, II, III 1/4 eta.

Ballroom I, II 4 ea.

Folk Dance (American)Folk. Dance (International) 1/4

Internship 1

Modern Dance I, II, III 1/4 ea.

Renaissance Dance 1/4

Tap 1/4

History of Dance in the WestDance in America 1

Fund. of Choreography & Improv. 1

Notation I 1

Effort/Shape 1

Dance & the Church in America 1

Independent Study 1

Philosophy of Dance 1

Adv. Choreography 1

Independent Research 1

Performing GroupsSt. Olaf Dance CompanyApprentice Dance CompanyDirector: Susan BauerFormal Concerts, Touring

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA-DULUTH/State Inst.Dept. of TheatreMPAC 144Duluth, MN 55812(218) 726-8562Sharon E. Friedler, ChairpersonDegreeB.F.A. in Theatre with a Dance Emphasis

Program Emphasis: Performance, JazzAuditions for upper division courses

MINNEOTA MISSISSIPPI

FacultyAlice Bassler, B.F.A., InstructorSally Bowden, Asst. Prof., Guest ArtistSharon E. Friedler, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof.Ric Watson, B.A., Part Time InstructorUndergraduate Courses Q.H.

Modern Dance Technique 3-9

Jazz Dance Technique 3-9

Intro. to Ballet 3-9

Ballet Technique 3-9

Dance Rep. Theatre 2-6

Intro, to the World of Dance 4

Topics in Dance 1-12

Adv. Mod. Dance Tech. 3-27

Adv. Jazz Dance Tech. 3-27

Adv. Ballet Tech. 3-27

Adv. Dance Rep. Theatre 2-6

Dance Composition I, II 3-3

Spec. Prob. in Dance Comp. 3-6

Lecture Demonstration in Dance 2

Dance History I, II 3-3

Topics. in Dance 1-12

Dance Teachinge, 2

,Human Anatomfor Dancers 2

(Performing GroupIUMD Dance TheatreDirector: Sharon E. FriedlerFormal and Infaralla,1 Concerts, TouringLiaison with Professional CompanyDuluth BalletDirector: John Landovsky

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA-TWIN CITIES/State Inst.159 Norris Hall172 Pillsbury Drive, S.E.Minneapolis, MN 55455(612) 376-3211Nadine Jette, Dance Coordinator

DegreesB.S., Dance MajorB.S., B.A., Dance MinorProgram Emphasis: Modern Dance, Performance,

and EducationFacultyAnnette Atwood, B.S., R.P.T., LecturerJudith Bonsignore, B.A., LecturerMargaret Fargnoli;\Julliard Graduate,

LecturerNancy Hauser, LecturerHeidi Jasmin, B.A., LecturerJean Johnson-Jones, M.A., LecturerMary Lampe, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Ann Maud, B.A., LecturerJo Savino, LecturerLinda Shapiro, M.A., LecturerDavid Voss, B.A., LecturerNadine Jette, Ed.D., Assoc. Prof.

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Ed Stern, Ph.D., LecturerUndergraduate Courses Q.H.

Physics of Human Motion 4

Anatomy for Physical EducationStudents 4

Mechanics of Movement 1

Fundamentals of Movement 1

Ballroom Dance 1

Folk & Square Dance 1

Ethnic Dance Heritage 2

Improvisation 1

Modern Dance Tech. & Improvisation2 ea.

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I, II, IIIBallet I, II, IIIDance History IDance History IIDance NotationModern Dance Technique &

Improvisation IV, V, VIBallet IV, V, VIDance Composition I, IIDance ProductionAdv. ImprovisationDance Repertory TheatreMusic For Dance

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Teaching Folk Dance & Social Forms 4Creative Dance for Children 4

Teaching of Modern Dance 4

Student Teaching: College-Modern Dance 1

Student Teaching in Dance:

Elementary 3-6

Student Teaching in Dance:

Secondary 3-6

Field Experience in TeachingDance 3-6

Modern Dance Technique &Improvisation VII, VIII, IX 5 ea.

Dance Composition III, IV 2 ea.

Senior Dance Seminar 3

MISSISSIPPI

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI/State Inst.

Dept. of Theatre ArtsBox 5052Hattiesburg, MS 39401(601) 266-7398Patricia M. Amacker, Dance CoordinatorDegreesB.F.A. Dance MajorM.F.A. Theatre Major-Dance EmphasisProgram Emphasis: Choreography, Perfor-mance, Ballet & Modern'Dance

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FacultyPatricia Amacker, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof.

Margaret Faust, Asst. Prof.

Eric Nielsen, M.F.A., Asst:-Prpf.Shellie Nielsen, B.F.A., Adjunct FacultyMaggie Odom, M.A., Adjunct FacultyUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Intro. to Dance 3

Modern Dance Technique &Composition

Beg. BalletDance improvisationMusic Analysis & Accompaniment

for DanceModern Dance Technique & SurveyTap for Dance MajorsJazz for Dance MajorsGraduate CoursesJazz Dance for Dance MajorsBallet TechniqueModern Dance Technique & TheoryAdv. Dance CompositionStage LightingBallet Technique I, IIDance Technique & Analysis I, I

Dance RepertoryMethods of Teaching DanceDance Curriculum & OrganizationMethods 3

Senior Dance Production 3

Kinesiology 3

Performing GroupBody Works Dance EnsembleDirectors: Patricia Amacker and Eric Nielsen

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AVILA COLLEGE/Private InstitutionPerforming Arts Department11901 Wornall RoadKansas City, MO 64145(816) 942-8400William J. Louis, Chairman

DegreesB.A. With a Minor in DanceB.F.A. Performing Arts, Interdisciplinary

degree Music, Theatre and Dance

FacultyStephanie Freeman, B.F.A.Dick Pond, M.S., Part-Time InstructorUndergraduate Courses S.H.

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Ballet, Adv.Modern JazzStretch & ExerciseBallet EnsembleJazz EnsembleModern EnsemblePerforming GroupAvila Dance TheatreDirector: W.J. LouisFormal and Informal Concerts

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NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITYDept. of Physical EducationMaryville, MO 64468Ann Brekke, Chairperson

DegreesB.A., B.S., B.S.Ed., Dance Concentration

FacultyNancy BaileyAnn BrekkeUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Modern Dance I, II, III, IV 1 ea.

Rhythmic Form & Analysis 2

BalletTap Dance 1

Choreography 1

Folk, Square, & Social Dance 1

Theory of Teaching Mod. Dance 3

History df Dance 2

Theory of Teaching RecreationalDance. 3

Dance Composition 3

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY/State

Dept. of Speech and TheatreSpringfield, MO 65804

(417) 836-5268Robert H. Bradley, HeadDegreeB.S.Ed. Dance MajorFacultyKathrine Brown, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof.Ray Castrey, B.M., LecturerCheryl Miller, M.A., InstructorPamela Wright, M.A., InstructorUndergraduate CoursesModern\Dance I, II

Ballet II

Tap Dance\I, IIContemporary Jazz Dance 1

Intro. to the DanceDance TecliniquePantomimeMusic Resources for Dance I, II

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Fundamentals of ChoreographicDesign 2

Modern Dance Composition 2

Ballet Composition 2

Labanotation 3

Seminar in Dance History 3

Theory of Dance 3

Dance Production 2

Choreographers & Composers'Workshop

STEplitNS COLLEGE/Private InstitutionCOlumbia, MO 65215(314) 442-2211 ext. 313Kay K. Henderson, Chairman

DegreesB.F.A. Dance MajorB.A. Dance EmphasisB.F.A. Musical TheatreProgram Emphasis: Performance, Education,Ballet, Modern Dance, & Ethnic Dance

FacultyMargaret Brannigan-Dethrow, B.F.A.Kay Uemura-Henderson, B.A.Tim Lindeman, M.M.Bill Setters, B.F.A.Michael Simms, B.A.Irwin Wright, M.A.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Modern Techniques 1

Ballet Techniques 1

Ethnic Techniques 1

Intro. to Dance Tech. I, II, III 4 ea.

Adv. Modern 3

Adv. Ballet 3

Adv. Ethnic 3

Choreography 1

Repertoire 1/2

Improvisation 1/2

Choreography II 2

Music for Dance 1/2

Music Theory 1

Dance History 1

Dance Kinesiology 1

Stage Production for Dance 1/2

Stage Craft 1/2

Practicums, Demonstrating 1/4

Practicums, Assisting 1/2

Practicums, Teaching undermr6rvision 1

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UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA/State Inst.

123 McKee GymHitt StreetColumbia, MO 65211

(314) 882-6353Carol French Odor, Coordinator

DegreesB.E.S. Dance Emphasis with any University

majorProgram Emphasis: Education, Ballet, Jazz

and Modern DanceM.S. in Health,P.E. with Dance Emphasis

FacultyDodie Holmes, B.E.S., InstructorMichelle Morris, B.F.A., InstructorCarol Odor, M.S., Asst. Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

ModeTn Dance, Beg., Inter., Adv. 1 ea.

Ballet, Beg., Inter., Adv. 1 ea.

Jazz, Beg., Inter.., Adv. 1 ea.

Tap, Beg., Inter., Adv. 1 ea.

Social-Disco 1

Teaching of Dance 1

Rhythmics 1

Theory of Dance 2

Dance Composition & Production 3

Adv. Recreational Dance 2

Teaching Dance to Handicapped 2

Graduate Courses S.H.

Theory of DanceDance Composition & ProductionTeaching Dance to Handicapped 2

Problems 1-6

Performing GroupUMC DancersDirector: Carol Odor

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY/State Inst.

4949 CherryKansas City, MO 64110(816) 363-4300Milton Hehr, Acting ChairDegreeB.A. Dance Major/MinorFacultyTatiana DokovdovskaLinda T. LyonCatherine Taylor PlavcanArielle ThomasShirley WeaverUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Ballet Technique & Theory 3

Modern Technique & Theory 3

Ballet Technique & Theory for

Non-Majors 2

Modern Technique & Theory for

Non-MajorsDance HistoryHistory & Aesthetics of

Contemporary DanceAnalysis of Movement

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Music Resources forPerformance I, II

Kinesiology

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Pas de Deux/Variations 1 Fundamental Audio for the

Character 1 Theatre 3

1antomime 1 Dance History I, 3

Ballet Ensemble 2 Stage Lighting

Modern Ensemble 2 Women as Creative Artists:

Pedagogy-Modern 2 20th Century Leaders of

Pedagogy-Ballet 2 Modern Dance

Supervised' Teaching- Ballet 2 Dance. Production Projects

Supervised Teaching-Modern 2 Accompany Techniques I, II 2-3

Kinesiology for Dance 2 Ethnic Dance 2

Performing Group Intro. to Dance Therapy 3

University Dance Ensemble Dance Therapy: Movement

Director: All FacultyFormal and Informal ConcertsLiaison with Professional CompanyKansas City Ballet CompanyDirector: Todd Bolender

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY/Private InstitutionPerforming Arts AreaBox 1108St. Louis, MO 63130(314) 889-5858 or 5885Annelise Mertz, Chairperson

DegreesB.A. Dance Major/Minor/InterdisciplinaryProgram Emphasis: Performance, Education

and Modern Dance Graduate Program to

begin Fall of 1982.Auditions for transfer students onlyFacultySaura Bartner, B.A., Part-Time InstructorJoan Bernstein, M.F.A. Part-Time InstructorMary Jean Cowell, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Suzanne Grace, M.F.A., Part-Time InstructorAnnelise Mertz, M.F.A., ProfessorGale Ormiston, Guest ArtistRamona Peterson, Guest ArtistSteven Radecke, M.F.A., InstructorAnne Marie Schary, B.A., InstructorSatoru Shimazaki, B.A., InstructorUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Dance in Performance 1

Intro. to Dance as a ContemporaryArt Form

Theory & Technique of ModernDance I, II, III, IV

Composition I, II, III, IVImprovisation I, IIFundamentals of Classical BalletDance Theater ProductionFundamentals of Jazz DanceTap Dance as Rhythmic. TrainingHuman Anatomy

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Interaction & Group BehaviorDance Pedagogy Workshop: Elem.School & Secon. School Level

Specialized TechniquesLighting Design for DanceDance RepertorySenior ProjectPerforming GroupWashington University Dance TheatreDirector: Annelise MertzLiaison with Professional CompanySt. Louis Ragtime EnsembleDirector: Annelise Mertz

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WILLIAM WOODS COLLEGE/Private InstitutionDance AreaFulton, MO 65251(314) 642-2251 ext. 342Joan Maynard, Chairman

DegreesB.F.A. Dance MajorB.A. Dance MinorProgram Emphasis: Performance, Education,

Ballet and Modern DanceFacultyCarol Horwitz, M.A., InstructorPamella Joyce, B.F.A., InstructorJoan Maynard, B.A.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Ballet Technique (4 levels)Modern Dance Technique (3 levels)History of BalletHistory of Modern DanceKinesiology for DancersImprovisationEssentials of TeachingPracticum in TeachingDance CompositionChoreographyVariationsPartner AdagioRepertory

MISSOURI - MONTANA - NEBRASKA

Liaison with Professional Company

Lexington Bullet CompanyDirector: Norman Shelburne

MONTANA

UNIVERSITY OF MONTANADance DivisionWomen's Center" 111Missoula, MT 59812(406) 243-4641Juliette T. Crump, Chairman

DegreesB.F.A. Dance Major and Minor

'Program Emphasis: Performance, Modern

Dance and ChoreographyFacultyNancy Brooks-Schmitz, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof.

Juliette T. Crump, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

Ella Magruder, B.A., Asst. Prof.

Mark Magruder, B.F.A., Asst. Prof.

Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Modern I 6

ImpFovisation2

Dadce Seminar1

Modern IIBeginning CompositionAccompaniment for Dance

Modern IIIInter. CompositionMethods of Teaching DanceDance History: Primitive-1850

20th Century DanceMovement AnalysisDance SeminarTeaching Creative MovementAdv. Techniques of Modern Dance

Theory & PhilosophyGeneral Projects: Choreographic

ProblemsDance SeminarIntro. to Performing Arts of

Theatre & Dance

StagecraftActing ITheatre HistoryStage LightingStage Costuming _

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CREIGHTON'UNIVERSITY2500 California StreetFine Arts,102Omaha, NE 68178

(402) 449-3047Valerie Roche, Coordinator

DegreesB.A., B:F.A. Dance Major and Minor

Program Emphasis: Modern, Education,

Ballet and Pre-Dance Therapy

FacultyRobin Ibsen, InstructorJoellen Meglin, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.

Lynn Nevin, B.A., InstructorValerie Roche, A.R.A.D., Asst. Prof.

Patty Zukaitis, B.A., InstructorS.H.Undergraduate Courses

Physical Movement for the Stage 1

Basic Modern Dance I, II, III,

and IV1 ea.

Classical Ballet Studio, Basic

II, III, IVProduction PracticumStagecraftTheory of Teaching Dance to

Children I, II 2 ea.

Theater Dance I, II 1 ea.

Modern Dance, Inter. I, II 2 ea.

Classical Ballet Studio, Basic

V, VIClassical Ballet, Inter. I, II,

III, IV' 2 ea.

Dance Composition & Theory I, II,

III, IV2 ea.

Elementary Labanoeation 2

Lighting3

History of Dance I, II, III, IV 2 ea.

Survey of Music History I, II -3

Music Appreciation 3

Summer Session Workshop in

Inter. DanceModern Dance LaboratoryClassical Ballet LaboratoryTheater Dance LaboratorySpecial ProjectsPerformance

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Teaching Dance to Children 2

Teaching Dance-Practicum 2

Modern Dance Adv. I, II 2

Classical Ballet, Adv. I, II 2

Theatre Management 3

Music Theatre Workshop 3

Summer Session. Workshop in

Adv. DanceAlexander Acting Technique

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Modern Dance Laboratory 1-4 Social 1

Classical Ballet Laboratory 1-4 Dance Styles, 1

Theater Dance Laboratory 1-4 Dance Improvisation 1

Performance-3rd Year 1 Dance RepertoryClassical Ballet:, Adv. flA,

V, VIIV,

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Methods of Teaching DanceChoreography 2

Sumner Session Workshop in Dance Production 2

Adv. Dance II 1-5 History & Development inModern Dance Laboratory 1-4 Dance I, II. 2

Classical Ballet Laboratory 1-4 Comparative Dance Styles 2

Theater Dance Laboratory 1-4 Workshop in Modern Dance 2

Special Problems in Dance 1-3 Independent 'Study in Dance 1-2

Performance-Fourth Year 1

Senior Thesis 3

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLNSchool of Health, P.E. & Recreation14th and_VineLincoln,'NE 68588(402) 472-3882James O'Hanlon, Director

DegreesB.A., B.S.Ed., B.F.A.Faculty_

Marianne EvensonDorothy HughesGayle KassingMarie SanwickUndergraduate CoursesBalletModernJazzEthnicSocialFolkTapSquareAnatomyKinesiologyDance History

NEVADA

UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA-RENODept. of Recreation & P.E.Reno, NV 89507(702) 784-4041DegreeB.S.

Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance I, II, IIIBalletFolk & Square

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UNIVERSITY OF.NEW HAMPSHIREDept. of TheaterPaul Creative Arts CenterDurham, NH 03824(603) 862-2291Jean Morrison Brown, Chairperson

DegreeB.A., Dance ConcentrationFacultyJean Morrison BrownJean MattroxLarry RobertsonUndergraduate CoursesChoreographyThe DanceDance Comp. 1, II

LabanotationModern Dance I, II, IIIBallet J, II, IIIPartneringTheatre Dance I, II, IIITheatre MovementSpecial Topics in Dance

NEW JERSEY

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DegreesB.F.A. Dance Major/Minor and Inter-

disciplinary DegreeProgram Emphasis: Performance & Moder:'

Dance

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Susan Kennard Vaught, M.A., Asst. Prof.

Debra Sparks, B.A., InstructorMelanie SteWart, B.F.A.A. Togo Wood, M.Ed., Assoc. Prof.

Alexei Yudenich, Artist-in-Residence

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Peggy L. Blackmon, M.A., Professor

Carolyn Dorfman, M.F.A., Instructor

Christine Melgar, Adjunct Instructor

Under,rzduate CoursesModern,Jance I 1

Ballet/I1

Elements of Dance 3

Modern Dance II-1V 00 Modern Dance 1, II 3 ea.

Ballet II, IIIBallet I, II, III 3 ea.

Dance Appreciation 2 Dance History 3

Choreography I, II 3 ea. Dance Composition 3

Performance Practicum 1 Choreography3

Improvisation 1Jazz Dance I, II 3 ea.

Dance History 3 Creative Dance/Children 3

Dance Pedagogy/Internship 2 Lecture/Dem. Production 3

Repertory3 Touring the Theatre 3

Dance for the Musical Theatre 3

Dynamics of Human Movement 3

Performing Group

FAIRLEICH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY/Private Inst. CSC Dance Ensemble

1000 River RoadTeaneck, NJ 07066

(201) 692-2470Natalie Duffy, Coordinator

DegreeUndergraduate Degree with Dance Minor

FacultyLynn Boucher, B.S., InstructorNatalie Duffy, M.S., ProfessorRosellen Ivory, InstructorDina McDermott, B.S., InstructorFrancis Roachu, InstructorUndt;cgraduate CoursesModern DanceModern Dance Workshop 3

BalletIBallet Workshop 3

Jazz DanceHistory & Development of Dance 3

Ethnic DanceIndependent Study 1-3

Choreography 3

GLASSBORO STATE COLLEGE/State Institution

Memorial HallDept. of Speech/Theatre/DanceClassboro, NJ 08028

(609) 445-5303A. "Cage Wood, Coordinator

DegreeB.A. Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Performance and

EducationAuditions RequiredFacultyAurelle Beutner, N.Ld., Instructor

Deborah Clennon, B.F.A., Instructor

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Melanie StewartLiaisonwith Professional CompanyThe Diane Hull Dance CompanyBroadway Theatre DanceDirectors: A. 'Page Wood and Diane Hull

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY/State Institution

Dance Dept.School,of the ArtsNew Brunswick, NJ 08903(201) 932-8497Margery J. Turner, Chairperson

DegreesB.F.A., B.A. Dance Major with Performanc

& Modern Emphasis. Individualized

Program also available

FacultySherre Alban, B.A.Patricia Reid Mayer, M.A., Assoc. Prbf.

Joseph Reiser, B.M., Musical Director

Paulette Sears, M.A., Asst. Prof.

Emily Sutton, 13.A., InstructorMargery J. Turner, Ed.D., Professor

Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance, Beg., Inter.International FolkDanceBallet I, II, III, IV

Dance Tech. I, II, III, IV

Dance Notation I, II

Rhythmic Analysis & Percussion

AccompanimentAmerican Folk DanceDance for Children.Jazz Dance

Ethnic DanceDance Production I, II

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Modern Dance WorkshopModern Dance ProblemsDance Choreography I, ISMusic for DanceTape Collage for DanceDance ImprovisationContemporary Dance ArtistsIndependent Study in DancePerformance StudyChoreographic StudyProduction StudyDance HistoryHuman Anatomy.

NEW JERSEY NEW MEXICO

WILLIAM I'ATTERSON COLLEGE/State Institution300 Pompton Road, Gym 205Wayne, NJ 07470(201) 595-2364 or 595-2267Svea Becker, Coordinator

DegreeUndergraduate Dance Minor with any. area

majorFacultySvea Becker, M.A., Asst. Prof.Sisse.l Castelli, B.A., Adjunct InstructorFlorence Flaster, M.A., Asst. 'Prof,Joenine Roberts, B.A., Adjunct InstructorUndergraduate Courses S.H.

STOCKTON STATE COLLEGE/State Inst.Division of Arts 6-HumanitiesPamona, NJ 08240

Ballet I, II'Modern Dance I, IIChoreography I, IIDance HistoryLabanotation

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Joshua Jess Cabot, Coordinator Dance Performance Worksh.op I, II 2 ea.

Degree Tap Dance 2

B.A. Studies in the Arts: Dance Modern Jazz Dance 2

Interdisciplinary Degree Intro. to the Art of Dance 3

Program Emphasis: Modern Dance Folk & Square Dance 2

Review Wequired Sophomore Year Teaching Dance 2

Faculty Performing Group

Joshua Jess Cabot, M.F.A., Asst. Prof. Creative Source Dance Ensemble

Gaii Abrams Rowe, M.A., Asst. Prof. Director: Joenine Roberts.

Undergraduate Courses S.11.

Intro. to DanceBeg. Dance Tech.Inter, Dance Technique

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Dance Repertory & Production 1-4

Dance Composition I, II 4

Dance History 4 UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO/State Institution

Dance Production 4 Dept. of Theatre Arts

Specialized Styles in Dance (Jazz,Ballet, Social, Ethnic,Recreational (Folk), Theatre

Albuquerque, NM 87131(505) 277-4332Jennifer Predock, Coordinator

Dance) Degrees

Topics in Dance 2-4 B.F.A. Dance Major

Senior Project in Dance 4 B.A. Dance Major and Minor

Principles of Modern Dance 4 Program Emphasis: Performance, Education,

Afro-American Dance 4 Ballet and Modern Dance

Dance in the 20th Century 4 Faculty

Dance in America 4 Judith Bennahum, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.

Dance Survey 4 Lee Connor, Asst. Prof.

Encounter with the Performing Arts 4 Eva Encinias, Instructor

Dynamics of Human Movement 4 Joetta Jercinsvic, Lecturer

Performing Groupt-,

Lorn MacDougal, Asst. prof.

Stockton Dance Company Eric Nesbitt, Asst. Prof.

Directors: Joshua Jess Cabot and Jennifer Predock, Assoc. Prof.

Gail Abrams Rowe Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Formal and Informal Concerts Dance Appreciation 3

Intro, to Dance I 2

Accompaniment for Dance 2

Modern Dance I 3

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ImprovisationRhythmic FundamentalsBallet IMovement AnalysisHistory of Dance I, IIStudies in Ballet FormsModern Dance IIStudies in Forms of ChoreographyKinesiology for DancersBallet IIEthnic DanceModern Dance IIISpecial Problems in Music

for DanceDance CriticismBallet IIIExploration MovementTheory & Practice of Teaching

DanceSpecial Studies in Dance

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ALFRED UNIVERSITY/Private Institution

Performing Arts DivisionAlfred, NY 14802

3 (607) 587-8295

3 Carla Murgia, Coordinator

4 Degree

3 B.A. in Performing Arts: Dance

B.A. in Drama: Dance Concentration

6 B.A. Interdisciplinary Degree

1-3 Program Emphasis: Performance and 4a,z2-

Ethnic Dance and ChoreographyAuditions RequiredFacultyCarla Murgia, M.A., Asst. Prof.

Jo Severns, LecturerUndergraduate CoursesDance HistoryIntro. to DancePhilosophy of MovementBeg. Modern Dance I, IIAdv. Modern DanceBallet IChoreographyBeg. JazzJazz II.Dance AccompanimentBallet IIIndependent Study8peciallopics in DancePerforming Group ,

grchesisDirector: Carla MurgiaFormal Concerts and Touring

Liaison with Professional CompanySalix Dance TheatreDirector: Carla Murgia

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South AvenueCarden City, NY 11530(516) 294-8700 ext. 7363Norman Walker, Chairman

DegreeB.F.A. Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Modern Dance, Choreography,

and PerformanceAuditions RequiredFacultyHarry Bernstein, ProfessorJoanne Bruggemann, Asst. Prof.

Samir Elias, Asst. Prof.Loren Hightower, Asst. Prof.

Norman Walker, ProfessorRochelle Zide-Booth, Assoc. Prof.

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Modern Dance (7 levels) 3

Ballet (7 levels) 3

Rhythmic Analysis" I, II 2

Dance Survey 1

Pre-Contemporary Music 2

Dance Theory & Composition 2

Dance History 3

Dance Repertory (2 levels) 1

Adelipi Dance Theatre (4 levels) 3

Applied DanceImprovisationEthnic DanceInter. Dance Comp. ( 2 levels)

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Dance Dept.Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504

(914) 758-6908 ext. 365Aileen Passloff, Coordinator

Degree /--

B.A., M.F.A. Dance Major/Mincir or

Interdisciplinary Degree

Program Emphasis: Performance, Educe

Ballet and Modern Dance

FacultyLenore Latimer, Assoc. Prof.Arlene Lawb, Assoc. Prof.Aileen Passtoff, B.A.., Assoc. Prof.Albert Reid,', B.A., Assoc. Prof.

Undergraduate CoursesIntro. to/Acting & DanceStudio in Dance IStudio in Dance II, III

Studio /in Dance Composition

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Jeanette S. 1(ooseVelt, Coordinator

PLeziesU.A. Dane.' Concentration in Program

of the /ArtsB.A. 1*i-disciplinary DegreeProgram/Emphasis: Performance, Ballet,

Modein Dance and Interrelationshipof the Arts

Auditions RequiredFacultyJanis ArsleyElizabeth FleischerSandra CenterSally HessAnna KisselgoffCynthia NoVackJeanette RooseveltJanet SoaresTobi TobiasUndergraduate CoursesDance Workshop I, II

Dance CompositionHistory of DanceFundamentals of Music for DancersSeminar on Contemporary Choreo-

graphers and their worksCritiCal Writing on 'Dance 3

Performing GroupOrchesisDirectors: Sandra Center and 3'anet SoaresFormal and Informal Concerts

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FacultyKaren BarracudaBetsy Martin GardenOldyna DynawskaHoward HormannJune LewisPaul SpongVarious Guest FacultyUndergraduate CoursesSurvey of 20th Century DanceMusical Resources for DanceFoundations of Dance Movement

1, II

Movement Improvisation forDance

Labanotation IPosture and Movement Labs I,

II, III, IVDance FundamentalsIntro. to DariCe Tech. I, II

Beg. Dance Tech. (Ballet, Modern)Int. Dance Tech. I, II (Ballet,Modern)

Adv. Dance Tech. (Ballet, Modern)Movement for ActingDance Tech. & PerformanceWorkshop I, II, III, IV

Ethnic Styles in Dance I, IIHistory of Music for the DanceMusic and Choreographic WorkshopBasic Structures in Dance Comp.Compositional Studies in Period

StylesChoreographic Forms for Group

DancesAdv. Dance Comp.Labanotation IIChildren and DanceStudio Dance for Young AdultsPerf. Workshop. I, II, III, IV

Dance Repertory II, III, IVHistory of Dance t, IIPhilosophy, Aesthetics, andCriticism of Dance 3

Special Projects in DanceProd. I, II

Independent Work in Dance I, IIPerforming CroupBrooklyn Dance TheatreDirector: June LewisFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

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(212) 678-3328

NEW YORK

'Thais Barry, DirectorDegreesM.A. Dance EducationM.A. Curriculum and Teaching in P.E.

Interdisciplinary Degree

FacultyThais Barry, Ed.D., Asst. Prof.

Ted Dalbotten, M.A., InstructorIrene Dowd, InstructorBob Dunn, MLS, InstructorMimi Garrard, InstructorLinda Roberts, M.A., InstructorGraduate CoursesDance for Non-Dance Majors

Movement Concepts in Modern Dance

Anatomical Analysis of Modern

Dance and Ballet Technique

Ttaching Modern DanceRhythmic Structure of Music

and DanceMusic for Modern DanceDance ChoreographyLaban Movement AnalysisDance Performance and Production

Seminar in Dance FdtidationSupervised Teaching of DanceField Work in Dance EducationIndependent ResearchPerforming GroinFormal and Informal Concerts

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CORNELL UNIVERSITY/Private Institution

Dance OfficeHelen Newman HallIthaca, NY 14853Peter Saul, Coordinator

DegreeA.B. Theatre Arts Dance Major

AuditionsRequired/M(Aern Dance

CompetencyFacultyDavid Borden, Ph.D., Composer-Pianist

Peggy Lawler, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

Joyce Morgenroth, M.A., Lecturer

Peter Saul, Asst. Prof. _

Undergraduate Courses'Beg. Dance Composition & Music

ResourcesHistorical DancesAdv. Dance CompositionHistory of DanceIndividual Problems in Composition

history, of Dance Seminar

1-intro. to DanceInter. & Adv. Modern Dance &

Ballet Technique1st and'2nd level Technique

Rehearsal & Performance 1-2

Asian Dance & Dance Drama 3

Physical Analysis of Movement 3

Performing'GroupNo permanent performing group but approx-

imately 4 concerts presented

HAMILTON COLLEGE/Private Institution

Theatre and DanceClinton, NY 13323

(315) 859-4238Sondra Lomax, Coordinator

DegreeB.A. Dance Major/Minor

3 Faculty

3 Mary Paula Hunter, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.

Sondra Lomax,,M.F.A., Asst. Prof.

3 John Suplee, B.A., Dance Accompanist

3 Undergraduate Courses

6 Intro. to Dance

6 Elementary Dance

3-6 Movement Analysis

3 Inter. Dance4 Dance Workshop

2-4 History of Dance

2-4 Twentieth Century Dance & Criticism

Composition I, II

Adv. DancePerforming CroupHamilton Dance TheatreDirector: FacultyFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

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IIOFSTRA UNIVERSITY/Private Institution

Physical Fitness CenterHempstead L.I,, N.Y. 11550

(516) 560-3497HarrietPeters, Coordinator

DegreeB.A. or B.S. with Dance Minor

Program Emphasis: Performance or

EducationFacultyCarl Morris, ProfessorStormy Morris, Adj. Prof.

Harriet Peters, ProfessorGuest ArtistsUndergraduate Courses18 hours titles not listed

HUNTER COLLEGE OF CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK

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DegreesB.A., B.F.A., B.S. Dance Major

or Dance MinorProgram Emphasis: Education, Ballet,Modern Dance, and Movement Evaluationand Retraining

FacultyBarbara Jean Manilla, B.A., Adj. Lect,John Herbert McDowell, M.A., Adj. Lect.Beatrice Montross, B.A., Adj. Lect.Billy Siegenfeld, B.A., Asst. Prof.Mary Ann Sperazza, M.S., Adj. Lect.Dorothy Vislocky, M.A., ProfessorRobin Wilson, B.A., Adj. Lect.Undergraduate CoursesContemporary Dance Technique I,

II, III, IVContemporary Dance Styles I, II

RepertoryFundamentals of BalletBallet I, II

Ethnic Sources for Dance I, II

Folk Forms of Dance I, II.

Improvisation as a CreativeProcess I, II 3 ea.

Composition I, II 3 ea.

Production I, II 4 ea.

Basic Musicianship for Dancers 3

Theory & Practice of TeachingDance in the Elementary School 3

Theory & Practice of TeachingContemporary Dance 3

Historical & PhilosophicalDevelopment of Dance I, II 3 ea.

Survey of Dance Notation Systems:Approaches to Movement Analysis 3

Composing Music for Dance 3

Dance Criticism 3

Current Topics in DanceIndependent Study in DanceHonors in DanceInservice Training Program!,Foundations of Human Move 3

Physiology of Activity 3

Anatomy & Kinesiology for Dancers 4

Dance Injuries 3

Observation & Analysis o Human

MovementDetection & Correction of rors

in PerformanceIntegrative SeminarInternship - Dance Movement

Evaluation.& RetrainingPerforming GroupHunter College Dance Company

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THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL/Private Institution

Lincoln CenterNew York, NY 10023(212) 799-5000Martha Hill, Director

DegreeB.F.A./DiplOmaProgram Emphasis: Performance, Ballet

and Modern DanceFacultyMartha Hill, D.F.A., D. Litt., L,H.D.

Alfredo CorvinoRobert Dennis, M.S.Bernadette Hecox, M.A.Wendy HiltonKazuko Hirabayashi, B.S.Ilanya Holm, D.F.A., L.H.D.

Lucas 'lovingAiri Hynninen, Dip.Daniel Lewis, Dip.Billie Mahoney, M.A.Gloria Marina, M.A.Michael MauleHelen McGehee, B.A.Genia MelikovaJanis Pforsich, M.A.Doris Rudko, B.S.Marian Seldes, L.H.D.Craig Shuler, M.M.Larry Alan Smith, D.M.A.Janet Mansfield Soares, M.A.Anna SokolowAlfonso Solimene, Ph.D.John WestEthel Winter, M.A.Hector ZaraspeUndergraduate CoursesDiploma 112 to 128 semester'hours

B.F.A. 142 to 158 semester hoursCourses not listed

4 HERBERT H. LEHMAN COLLEGEDept. of Dance, Health, Phy. Ed. &

4' Recreation

3Bedford Park Blvd., W.Bronx, NY 10468

10 (914) 960-8404Johannah Franke, Coordinator B.A. Program /

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EmphasisB.F.A. Dance Major/Minor Performance

EmphasisB.A., B.F.A. Interdisciplinary DegreeB.A., B.F.A BplineeseFaculty.Johannah Frank, Ed.D., Asst. Prof.Joan Miller, M.A., Assoc. Prof.[slime Pinder, M.A. , Lecturer

Underetraduate Courses S.H.

Folk, Square, & Social-Dance Forms-1 2Mod. Dance Fundamentals I, II 2 ea.

Dance Perspectives 3

Beg. Modern Dance; inter., Adv. 3 ea.

Folk, Square & Social Dance Forms II 2Theory & Practice of Mod. Dance 2

Theory & Practice of Dance inEducation 2

Rhythmic Analysis of Movement 2

Ballet Principles 3

Ballot Workshop 3

Educational & Recreational Programsin Dance 3

Stage Movement for Actors &

Dancers 3

Choreography & Improvisation 3

Workshcpin Music & Movement 3

Professional Repertory Workshop 6

Workshop in Ethnic & Jazz Tech. 3

Selected Topics in Dance 3

Seminar & Practicum in Skills &

Performance 3

History & Applied Principles ofDance 3

Choreographic Workshop I, II 1 ea.

Student Repertory Workshop 6

Honors 1

Special Projects 1

Teaching a Subject in SecondarySchool & Continuing Education 3

Secondary Schbol Internship 1

NASSAU COMMUNITY COLLEGE/Private Institution

Dance Dept.Garden City, NY 11530(516) 222-7509Stanley Berke, Coordinator

DegreeA.A. with Dance EmphasisProgram Emphasis: Performance, Ballet

and Modern DanceFacultyStanley Berke, B.A., InstructorNancy Klotz, Part-time InstructorLenore Wall, Part-time Instructor

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Rehearsal & PerformanceDance Techniques & Theory (Ballet & Modern)

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY/Private Institution

Dept. of Dance and Dance Education

675 Education Building35 West 4th StreetNew York, NY 10003(212) 598-3459Patricia A. Rowe, Chairman

DegreesB.S. Dance Major or Minor (Education and

Performance Stressed)M.A., Ph.D., Ed.D. History/Criticism or

Research, PerformanceM.A., Ph.D. Anthropology of Human Movement

M.A., Ph.D., D.A. TherapyM.A., Ph.D., D.A., Ed.D. ChoreographyM.A., Ph.D., Ed.D., Teaching K-12, Dance

in higher EducationFacultyLaura Brittain, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

Marcia Leventhal, CMA, DTR, Prof.

Drid Williams, Assoc. Prof.Patricia Rowe, Ed.D., ProfessorJudith Schwartz, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Genevieve Oswald, B.S., Adj. Prof.Doris Rudko, B.S., Adj. Prof.Ernestine Stodelle, Adj. Prof.Dirk Berger, M.D., Adj. Assoc. Prof.

Indrani Rahman, Adj. Assoc. Prof.

Giancarlo Bellini, M.A.,Adj. Asst. Prof.

Miriam Berger, B.A.,Adj. Asst. Prof.

Andre Bernard, B.S., Adj. Asst. Prof.

Michelle Berne, M.A., Adj. Asst. Prof.

Ellen Kogan, M.A., Adj. Asst. Prof.

Richard Krugley, M.D., Adj. Asst. Prof.

Iris Rifkin-Gainer, M.A., Adj. Asst. Prof.

Jane Ederer Schwartz, M.S.W., M.A., C.M.A.

Adj. Asst. Prof.Judith Scott, M.A., Adj. Asst. Prof.

Mariano Parra, Adj. Asst. Prof.Margaret Beals, InstructorJill Becker, M.A., InstructorMaher Benham, M.A., InstructorSally Blane, B.S., InstructorApril Brooks, M.A., InstructorNada Diachenko, B.S., InstructorBrenda Farnell, B.Ed., InstructorRisa Friedman, M.A., InstructorMary Gamberdella, B.S., InstructorJane Goldberg, B.A., InstructorWade Goss, M.A., Instructor

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/Joan Griffin, M.A., Instructor.Laura Hausmann, B.F.A., InstructorSachiyo Ito, B.A., M.A., InstructorGretchen Langstaff-Schaffer, M.A., InstructorJames Lauth, M.A., InstructorSun Ock Lee, B.A., InstructorRichard Levi, A.B.A., InstructorPeter Madden, M.A., InstructorGary Masters, B.F.A., InstructorFred Mathews, B.F.A., InstructorDebra'McCall, M.S., InstructorJudith Moss, B.A., InstructorFrancis Parker, B.S., C.M.A., InstructorVirginia Reed, M.A., InstructorMary Sichel, M.A., InstructorSloan Robinson, Assoc., InstructorAmelie Strauss, B.A., InstructorEllen Tittler, B.S., InstructorRosilyn Wilder, M.A., InstructorLavinia Williams, InstructorUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Intro. to Modern Dance 2

Beg. BalletBeg. Modern Dance TechniquesSurvey of Folk, Square, & Social

Dance FormsJazz Dance Tech. Inter. & Adv.Dance ClubInter. Tech. and Adv.Rhythmic Analysis & Percussion

for DanCeInter. BalletCreative Dance for ChildrenIndependent StudySenior Dance ProjectTap DanceIntro. to Dance CompositionModern Dance in P.E.Jazz Dance Tech., Adv.Effort/Shape Movement AnalysisAdv. BalletAdv. Tech., ModernAdv. Dance PracticumDance Composition: Group FormsDance NotationMethods & Materials in Teaching

DanceDance RepertoryHistorical Develop. of DanceMethods of Accomp. for DanceAmerican Dance HeritageTeaching Creative Rhythmic Move.Intro. to Dance TherapySensitization Through DanceTech. of Dance Therapy I, II

Aesthetics in DanceEthnic Dance: 'A Cultural HeritageAfrican Dance An Intro.Observation, Conference & Student

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Dance Therapy Colloquium I, II 3-3

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Da:.ce Therapy as Primary Treat. 3

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Internship in Dance 3-6

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Dance Therapy for the Mentally Ill 4Dance in Higher Education,-' 3

Dance WorkshopHistorical DevelopmentDance II

Independent StudyResearch in DanceWriting Dance CriticismDance for the Special ChildEvaluative Research in DanceTherapy

Seminar in Dance/Dance TherapyAnthropology of the Dance I, II

Symbolic Anthropology I, IIIdeokinesiologyDepartmental SeminarSeminar in History & Criticismof the Dance

Independent StudyAdv. BalletAdv. Tech., ModernAdv. PracticumDance C4-0;,sition: Group FormsAdv. Ja2, Tech.Aesthetic: in DanceDance NotationDance RepertoryEthnic Dance: A Culture HeritageAfrican Dance: Adv.Kinesiology for the DancerAlignment I, IIDance ArchivesIntro. to the Anthropology ofDance 3

Theory &' Methodology in theStudy of Social 3

Anthropology of Dance & HumanMovement

Performing GroupsWashington Square Repertory Dance Co,Director: Laura BrittianFormal and Informal Concerts, TouringKaleidoscope DancersDirector: Judith Schwartz

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Linda Diamond CompanyGreenhouse Dance CompanyKogan-soloist & Anna SokolowSachiyo Ito (Kabuki) Dance CompanySun Ock Lee CompanyJane Goldberg Jazz TapEugene Van Grona First Negro Ballet CoMarriano Parra Spanish Dance Co.Holly Fairbanks Dance Co.Nat Horne Company

NEW YORK UNIVERSIT /Private Institution

School of the ArNYU Theatre Program40 E. 7th StreetNew York, NY 10003(212) 598-2401Lawrence Rhodes, Chairman

DegreesB.F.A., M.F.A. Dance Major .

Program Emphasis: Ballet, Modern Dance,

Performance, Choreography &Education

Auditions requiredFacultyAlba CazzadaSergio CervettiKay CummingsStuart HodesDeborah JowittRachel LampertMarsha LiebermanClarice MarshallDon RedlichLarry RhodesTrynise Shapli!Linda TarnayUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Dance Technique 2-8

Dance Therapy & Composition 2-8

Music for Performance 3

Acting 2-4

Dance History 3

Kinesthetics of Anatomy 2-4

Directors & Choreographers Wkshp. 2-4

Theatre Program Crew 1

Graduate Courses S.H.

Same as above plusGraduate Seminar 3

Graduate Electives 12

Pe%forming-GroupSecond Avenue Dance CompanyDirector: Larry Rhodes

QUEENSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGEDept. of HPEDSpringfield Blvd. and 56th AvenueBayside, NY 11364(212) 631-6275Muriel Mannings, Coordinator

DegreeA.S. in Fine & Performing Arts Inter-

disciplinary\Degree with Dance MinorProgram Emphasis: Performance, Ballet and

Modern DanceFaculty

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Mary Blum, M.A. ; Adj. Asst. Prof.Elyn Feldman, M.A., Ph.D. Cand., LecturerMuriel Mannings; B.A., Asst. Prof.Cynthia West, M1A., Adj. LecturerUndergraduate CoursesBeg. Modern DanceAdv. Beg. Modern DanceBeg. BalletAdv. Beg. BalletInter. Modern Dance I, IIInter. Ballet,/Intro. to Art of DanceDance Workshop I, IIFundamentals of Movement

Afro-Haitian

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RUSSELL SAGE/COLLEGE/Private InstitutionDept. of Visual & Performing. ArtsTroy, NY 42180(518) 27,0-2263 or 270-2340

Lisa Hillyer, DirectorDegreeB.A./Visual and Performing Arts: Dance

ConcentrationProgram Emphasis: Performance, Modern

Dance and TherapyFacultyLisa F. Hillyer, M.A., Asst. Prof.Jaae B. Broberts, M.S., Asst. Prof.Mary 1"),2nto Rose, M.A., Adj. Instr.;

MarF,-.ki Brewster Wagoer, Adj. Instr.

Und, --:;c.nate Courses

Mole 'mice, Beg., Inter., Adv.Ballet, Beg., Inter.

JazzDance Theatre lz

R.S.C. Repertory Dance Co. 3

Improvisation 3

Choreography 3

20th Century Dance History 3

Creative Movement for Children 3

Psychology of the Body 3

Dance Therapy 3

Women in Dance 3

Movement for 'the Performing Arts 3

Performing GroupR.S.C. Repertory Dance CompanyDirector: Lisa Hillyer & Jane RobertsFormal and Informal Concerts

SARAH LAWRENCE COLLEGE/Private InstitutionDept. of DanceBrcnxville, NY 10708(914) 337-0700.ext. 433Jennifer Donohue, Chairman

Degrees

Program Emphasis: Choreography, Performance,Education, Ballet, Modern Dance and Musicfor Dance

M.A. In conjunction with the Dance NotationBureau

Sarah Lawrence does not offer majorsFacultyMarie Adair, B.A.Pat Catterson, B.A.Normal Dalby, B.A.Jennifer Donohue, B.A.Rose Anne Thom, B.A.Elizabeth Keen, M.A., Guest FacultyDon Redlich, B.S., Guest FacultyUndergraduate CoursesModern Dance Tech. I, II, III

Ballet I, II, IIIPointeDance Composition I, II, III

Dance as a Theatre ArtExploratory Movement WorkshopDance ProjectsMusic as a Resource for the DancerMusic Improvisation for the ClassroomMusic and Dance WorkshopLabanotationTeaching Conference I, II

Anatomy for DancersLighting Design & Stagecraft

for DanceGraduate CoursesGraduate students take a combination of

the previously recorded courses eachyear plus:

Graduate SeminarThesis Project Choreography or

Written Work

SKIDMORE COLLEGEDept. of P.E. & DanceSaratoga Springs, NY 12866(518) 584-5000 ext. 337Beverly Becker, Chairperson

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DegreeB.S.FacultyMary AldtidgeRobert AshbyBeverly BeckerJohn BerdyIsabel H. BrownElisabeth CarrollLisa FusilloRalph GilbertLeo KakurinLinda MassaroniFelix SmithUndergraduate CoursesIntro. to Dance I, IISpecial Dance FormsBallet I, II, III, IVModern Dance I, II, III, IVBallet WorkshopModern Dance WorkshopLabanotationImprovisationChoreographyDance AppreciationDance HistoryStudent TeachingIndependent StudyIntermediate DanceAdvanced DanceSeminar

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BROCKPORTDept. of Dance

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Brockport, NY 14420(716) 395-2153Irma Pylyshenko, Acting ChairDegreesB.S./B.A. Dance MajorB.S./B.A. Interdisciplinary Arts for

Children with Dance EmphasisProgram Emphasis: Performance, Education,

Modern Dance, Music for Dance, andKinesiology

FacultyRichard Castner, A.B., Assoc. Prof.Jacqueline Davis, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Garth Fagan, B.A.,Assoc. Prof.Santo Giglio, M.A., Asst. Prof.Natalie Goodhartz, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Sondra Fraleigh, M.A., Assoc. Prof.William Moulton, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Albert Opoku, Visiting ProfessorJames Payton, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Susannah Payton Newman, B.A., Assoc. Prof.Irma Pylyshenko, B.A., Asst. Prof.

Mark Scarborough, NTP

NEW YORK

Pamela Trippel, M.A., Asst. Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Fundamentals of Music for Dance 2

Intro. to Dance 3

African Dance I, II, III 3 ea.

Trad. Dance FormsDance Survey & Beg. Technique 3

Dance Production 3

The Dance Experience 3

Dance Workshop I, II 1 ea.

Modern Dance I, II 2 ea.

Music for Dance 3

Social Forms 3

Elem. Notation 3

Kinesiology for Dancers 3

Cogtume for Dance 3

HistOrical Dance Forums &Background in American Dance 3

Dance Movement in Theatre- 3

Dynamic Balance/Movement Theories 3

History & Developjnent of Dance 3

Survey of Ethnic Dance 3

Afro-Carribean Dance 3

Intro, to Ballet 3

Inter. Ballet 3

Survey of Modern Jazz I 3

Survey of Tap Dance I, II 3 ea.

Inter. Dance Composition 3

Dance Technique & Theory 3

Ballet Technique 3

Philosophy & Aesthetics of Dance 3

Intermedia Performance 3

Dance ImprcAtisation: Tech. & Theory 2

Recreational Folk & Square Dance 1-3

Intro. to Laban Movement AnalysisEffort-Shape 3

Teaching Dance on the PrimarySchool Level

Children's Theatre Dance 3

Seminar in Dance Higher Education 3

Independent Study 3

Methods & Materials in Dance inHigher Education/Practicum 3

Historical Dance Reconstruction 2

Choreography for Theatre 3

Dance Repertory & Literature I, II 3 ea.

Dance Performance 3

Folk Dances & Ethnic Origins 3

Traditional Dances of SelectedCultures

Modern Jazz IIIntro. to Dance TherapyDance Performance Workshop I

. Dance Accompaniment WorkshopAccompaniment for DanceMusic Resources for DanceForeign Studies in Dance I, II

Teaching Dance on the SecondaryLevel 3

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Tech. InstructionChildren's Dance:Lighting for DanCeAdv. Production & DesignIndependent StudyGraduate CouisesCreative Project Track

ChoreograpkyPerformance

Directed Rese...:61 TrackDance/Aesthetics & CriticismDance in EducationNotation & Movement AnalysisDance in AfricaKinesiology for Dance

Performing_ GroupThe Bottom of the Bucket.,-.butDirector: Garth-F-dian'r

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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BUFFALO/State

Dept. of'Theatre & Dance201 Harriman HallMain Street CampusBuffalo, NY 14214(716) 831-3742, or'831-3743Linda Swiniuch, DirectorDegreesB.A. Special Major in DanceB.A. Theatre Dance ConcentrationB.A. Interdisciplinary Degree -Indivi-dualized Program

M.A.H. Master of Arts & HumanitiesInterdisciplinary Degree

Auditions requiredFacultyGinger Burke, Asst, Prof.Denise Cole, B.A., LecturerTressa Gorman, M.S., LecturerOlga Kostrijzky, LecturerEileen Lambert, B.A., LecturerChen Min, Cert. ChinaTom Ralabate, B.A., Asst. Prof.Linda Swiniuch, B.A. Assoc. Prof.

Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Ballet I, II

Inter. Ballet, I, II

Adv. Ballet I, II, III, IVPointe I, II, III, IVCharacter I, IIBeg. Contemp. I, II

Inter. Contemp. I, II

Adv. Contemp. I, II, III, IV

Choreography I, II

Ethnic Dance I, II, III, IV

Dance HistoryBeg. Tap I, II

Beg. Jazz I, it

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Inter./Adv. Jazz I, II, IIIInternship in Dance TeachingPerformanceBasic Acting I, IIMake UpIntro. & Tech. TheatreVisual ImaginationCostume Design & ConstructionStage Design and ConstructionStage LightingMusic TheoryKinesiologyAnatomyDance TutorialsIndependent ResearchGraduate CoursesProblems in DanceDance StudioPracticum in Dance TeachingIndependent ResearchMasters ProjectAdv. DirectingProblems in DirectingMasters Project, TheatreIndependent Research, TheatrePerforming GroupZodiaque Dance CompanyDirectors: Linda Swiniuch & Tom RalabateFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT GENESEO/StateDept. of Dramatic Arts & DanceState University CollegeGeneseo, NY 14454(716) 245-5841Scott J. Ray, Coordinator

DegreesB.A. Dance MinorB.A. Interdisciplinary DegreeProgram Emphasis: Performance, EducationFacultyJonette Lancos, B.F.A., LecturerBarbara Mason, M.A., Lecturer

ea.

NEW YORK

Performing GroupGeneseo Dance EnsembleDirectors: Dance FacultyFormal,and Informal Concerts, Touring

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT PURCHASE/State

Division of DanceSUNY College at PurchasePurchase, NY 10577

(914) 253-5018 .

Carolyn Brown, ChairmanDegreeB.F.A. Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: PerformanceAuditions requiredFacultySally Banes, Asst. Prof.Fred Benjamin, LecturerThomas Brown, LecturerLarry Clark, Asst. Prof.Kazuko Hirabayashi, Assoc. Prof.Ivan Nagy, Visiting. Assoc. Prof.Richard Nelson, LecturerCharles Nicoll, LecturerRosanna Seravalli, Asst. Prof.Bettijane Sills, Asst. Prof.Sarah Staokhouse, Asst. Prof.Clay Taliaferro, Guest ChoreographerMel Wong; LecturerUndergraduate CoursesBallet TechniqueModern TechniqueBallet RepertoryModern RepertoryMusic I, II, IIIImproyisationAdv. JazzActing for DancersDance ProductionNotationCompoiition I, II, IIISenior ProjectParticipation in Senior Project

S.H.4

4

2

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Scott Ray, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Anatomy & Physiology'Modern Partnering

4

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Intro. to Dance 3 Ballet Partnering 1.

Dance Studies I 1-2 Pedagogy 3

Accompaniment & Rhythmic Analysis 1 Performance Art 4

Dance History I, II 3-3 Western Dance History I, II 4 ea.

Dance Studies II 1-2 Costume Construction 1

Analysis of Dance TechniqueBasic Body Training for the

3 Lighting for Dance I, II, III

Company

1

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Actor or Singer 1 Experimental Forms 1.5,

Dance Ensemble 1-2 Choreography & Repertory 2.5

Dance Studies III 2 Modes and Meaning 4

Choreography I, II 2-2 African Dance & Its Descendents 4

Directed Study 1-3 Asian Dance 4

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Dance and RitualDancing WomenPost Modern DanceTraining Accompanists Ballet

and ModernNotation ReconstructionPerforming GroupThe Dance Corps at PurchaseDirector: Carolyn BrownFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

NORTH CAROLINA

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APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY/State Institution

HPERDepartmentBoone, NC 28608(704) 262-3141Ellen Thomas, CoordinatorDegreesDance Major offered through Special Studies

Minor and Interdisciplinary undergraduateprogram also available

Auditions requiredFacultyWendy FletcherEllen ThomasUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Human Anatomy & Physiology 3

Applied Human Anatomy &Physiology 3

Modern Dance I, II 2-2

Ballet I, II 2-2

Jazz I 2

Recreational Dance 1Dance Composition/Improvisation 3

Dance History 2

Dance 2

Applied Dance 2

Performing GroupAppalachian Dance EnsembleDirector: Wendy FletcherOneInformal Concert

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY/State:lInstitutionTheatre Arts Dept.Greenville, NC 27834(919) 757-6390Patricia Pertalion, CoordinatorDegreeB.F.A. Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Performance, Ballet,Modern Dance and Jazz

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FacultyPaula Johnson, M.A., InstructorC. Petrus J. van Muyden, Certified Ballet

Master and. Pedagogue, Asst. Prof.Patricia Pertalion, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Patricia Weeks, M.F.A., InstructorUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Ballet, Levels 1-8 3 ea.

Modern Dance, Levels-1-8 3 ea.

Jazz, Levels 1-8 3 ea.

Pointe Technique, Levels 1-6 1 ea.

Partnering, Levels 1-2 2 ea.

Tap,'Levels 1-3 1 ea.

Dance History 3

Composition 3

Special ProjectsPerforming GroupEast Carolina Dance TheatreDirector: Patricia PertalionFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OF THE ARTS/State Inst.

P.O. Box 12189Winston-Salem, NC 27103

(919) 784-7170Robert Lindgren, Dean

DegreesDiploma in DanceB. F.A Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Modern Dance and Ballet

FacultyKatherine Block, InstructorMarina Eglensky, InstructorRichard Gain, InstructorRichard Kuch, Asst. DeanDianne Markham, InstructorDuncan Noble, Asst. DeanGyula Pandi, InstructorMimi Paul, InstructorJoan Sanders, InstructorLydia Schwartz,lInstructorJoysanne Sidmisl, Instructor.Gina Vidal, InstructorUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Ballet Technique 3

Modern Technique 3

Pointe/Variations 3

Men's Class 3

Adagio 2

Character 2

Technical TheatreProduction Crew 3 jDance History Survey 2

Performing 3

Critical Perspectives 2

Human Anatomy & Physiology 2

Mime 1

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Fundamentals of Music 3

Foundations of Values in theHumanities & the Arts 2

Kinesiology 2

Adv. Kinesiology 2

20th Century Dance 2

World Art 2

Choreographic Styles 2

Renaissance Dance 2

Baroque Dance 2

Nutrition 3

General Studies Elective 3

Technical Theatre 3

Production Crew 3

Dance History Survey 2

Composition 2

Repertory 1

Senior Recital 2

Liaison with Professional CompanyNorth Carolina Dance TheatreDirectors: Robert Lindgren & Salvatore Aiello

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHARLOTTE/StateCreative Arts:Dept.UNCC Station'Charlotte, NC 28223(704) 597-'2474

Degree.

Bachelor of Creative Arts Dance MajorInterdisciplinary DegreeProgram.Emphasis: Performance, Education,

and Modern DanceFacultyPamela Sofras, Asst. Prof.Gerda Zimmermann,, Assoc. Prof.

' Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Bdllet. I, II, III, IV 2 ea.

Modern Dance I, II, III, IV 3 ea.

Applied Dance and Repertory Lab 1

History of Dance I, II- 3 ea.

Ethnic Dance Forms I, II 1 ea.

Creative Dance Experiences I, II 1 ea.

Ideokinesiology 2

Dance Education Methods I, II '36a.

Dance Ensemble 3

Modern Dance V Studio Course & VI 3 ea.

Performing GroupUNCC Dance EnsembleDirectors: Gerda Zimmerman & Pamela SofrasOne Formal Concert, TouringLiaison with Professional CompanyDance GalleryDirector: Gerda ZimmermannChamber Arts EnsembleDirector: Pam Sofras

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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT GREENSBOROSchool of Health, P.E., Recreation'L DanceColeman Building - Walker AvenueGreensboro, NC 27412(919) 379-5570Gay Cheney, CoordinatorDegreesB.F.A. Dance Major/Performance & Choreo-graphy

B.S. Concentration in Teaching Dance inNon-Public School Settings

B.S. Dance Teacher CertificationM.F.A. Choreogrpahy/PerformanceM.A. Education, History, Aesthetics and

CriticismPlacement RequiredFacultyEmily Adams, M.F.A., InstructorJan Adams, B.F.A., InstructorLois Andreasen, Ph.D., Assoc. ProfGay Cheney, Ph.D., ProfessorAnne Deloria, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Dot Silver, M.F.A., Artist -in 'ResidenceSue Stinson, M.S., Asst. Prof.Frank Vulpi, M.A., Accompanist/ComposerUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Beg. Dance 0-4

Intro. to Dance 3

Modern Dance 2

Ballet 2

History of Dance I, II 3 ea.

Ethnic Dance/Character Dance 1

Modern Jazz Dance 1

Exploration & Improvisation inDance 2

Time & Space/Design in Dance 2

Accompaniment for Dance 2

Dance Repertory 1

Movement for the Stage 2

Dance Production 3

Process in Choreography 2

Creative Synthesis in Dance 2

Understanding Motion in Dance 1

History of Dance 3

Dance Company 1

Social, Folk & Country Dance 2

Foundations for the Teachingof Dance 3

Dance Pedagogy I, II 2 ea.

Organization & Administration 3

Observation in Dance Education 2

Student Teaching in DanceEducation 3

Seminar in Dance Education 2

Creative Synthesis in Dance 2

Movement for Stage '2

Dance Company (Producti.6n/) 1

,Kinesiology 3

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Graduate CoursesChoreography-Solo and DuetChoreography-Large Croups

ThesisAnthropological Basis of Dance

20th Century DanceSurvey of Contemporary DanceImprovisational Basis of

Choreography'Dance Notation 3

Rhythmic Analysis 3

Dance Curriculum 3

Dance Criticism 3

Seminar in Dance Education 3

Dance Performance 2

Experimentation & Analysis

in Dance 3

Independent Study 3

Performing GroupUNCG Dance CompanyDirector: Anne DeloriaFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring.

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DegreesB.A. Dance MinorB.A. Interdisciplinary Degree in Sport/

Dance/Arts ManagementProgram Emphasis: Performance', Education

and Theatre DanceFacultyJaniece Kelley, B.A., InstructorJoan School, B.S.Ed., InstructorSuzanne C. Strew, M.Ed., Professor

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Dance History 3

Improvisation & Choreography 3

Kinesiology5

Folk Forms 3

Composition & Form 3

Creative Rhythms for Children 3

Production & Performance 3

Anatomy5

Dance in the Theatre 3

BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY/State Inst.

School of Health, P.E. & Recreation

301 Eppler North

OHIO

ANTIOCH COLLEGE/Private Institution

Yellow Springs, OH 45387(513) 767-7331Dimitra Reber, Coordinator

Bowling Green, OH(419) 372-2525Ann K. Shea, Coordinator

Degree.withUndergraduate degree in Recreation

choice emphasis in Dance

Faculty

DegreeAnn Shea

B.A. InterdiscipAinary Degree Deborah Tell

Program Emphasis: Modern DanceThree part -time faculty

FacultyUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Dimitra Reber, B.A., Assoc. Prof. Ballet, Beg., Inter. 1 ea.

Barbara Symond., Adj. Instr. Ballroom

Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Folk & Square 1

Dance Fundamentals 1 Jazz1

'Beg. Modern Technique &Modern Dance I,II,III 1 ea:

ImprovisationTap 1

toter. Modern Technique &'Ballroom Dance 2

ImproviszitionEducational Dance I, 11 2 ea.

Beg., Inter. Ballet 1 ea. Rhythmic Implementations 2

Dance Composition I, 11 3 ea. Classical Ballet I, Il, III 2

Improvisation 3 Dance Performance Workshop 1

Dance Performance Ensemble 5 Principles of Dance in Art.&

History of Contempoviry Dance 5 Education 1

Modern Dance rechnique & Theory 2

Dance CompositionChoreography Workshop 1

BALDWIN-WALLACE COLLEGE/Private Institution

Women's GymnasiumOH W)17

(2lf)) 826-2306Suzanne C. Strew, Coordinator

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Dance HistoryDance Production 3

Independent Study in Dance 1-4

Teaching Practicum, Modern var.

Teaching Practicum, Folk, Square &

Ballroom Dance var.

6

Graduate_' Courses

Dance History & PhilosophyPerforming GroupUniversity Performing DancersDirector: Deborah TellFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

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CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY/State UniversityDance ProgramP.E. 216Cleveland, OH 44115(216) 687-4883Linda Fischer-Packales, Coordinator

DegreesB.A. Dance MajorB.A./B.S. Dance MinorB.A. Interdisciplinary Degree-Self Design

Program Emphasis: EducationFaculty

117A., tecrffrer

-Linda Fischer-Packales, M.S., InstructorUndergraduate Courses

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Beg. BalletBeg. Modern DanceBeg. JazzFolk DanceInter. BalletInter. Modern DanceInter. Jdzz DanceDance as an Art FormDance HistoryDance: A Creative Historical'Exploration

Approaches to Teaching DanceModern Dance CompanyIndependent Study in DancePerforming GroupCSU Dance Company.Director: Linda Fischer-PackalesFormal and Informal Concerts, TouringLiaison with Professional CompanyCleveland BalletDirector: Dennis Nahat/Ian Horvath

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DENISON UNIVERSITY /Private InstitutionDept. of DanceGranville, OH 43023(614) 587-6216Gill Miller, Chairperson

DegreesB.A., B.F.A. Dance MajorB.A., B.M., B.S., B.F.A. Dance EmphasisB.A., B.M., B.S., B.F.A., Interdisciplinary

Degree

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Program Emphasis: Performance, Education,Modern Dance, and Notation

Auditions RequiredFacultyMuriel CohanNoel HallRichard KimbleGill MillerPatrick SuzeauUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Dance As An Art Form 3

Beg. Modern I, II. 1

Beg. Ballet I, II 1

Ethnic/JazyTTLI 1

Composition I, Ii- 2

Choreography 3-4

Inter. Modern I, II 1

Inter. Ballet 4 1

Dance History 3

Adv. Modern 1

Independent Study 3-4

KineSiologY 3.

Dance Notation, Beg., Inter. 3-3

Dance Repertory 2

Senior Research 4

Performance Workshop' 2

Directed Study 3-4

Performing Group.Director: Gill MillerFormal and Informal Concerts

KENT STATE UNIVERSITY/State Institution. 266 Memorial AnnexKent, OH 44242(216) 672-2015Eugenia Schoettler, Coordinator

De &ree

B.S. Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Modern Dance, Cho'reo-graphy and Education ---'

Q, Auditions RequiredFacultyKathryn Mihelick, InstructorEugenia Schoettler, Assoc. Prof:Andrea Tecza, InstructorMichele Zeller, InstructorUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Body Placement for Dance 1

Anatomy & Kinesiology 4

Modern I 3

Ballet I 2

Dance Composition I 2

Dance History 4

Ballet II 2

Modern II 3

Dan Composition II

7 7

OHIO

Movement NotationDance PracticumExercise PhysiologyAdv. ModernAdv. BalletGroup CompositionResources for TeachingIntro. to Athletic TrainingUnderstanding MusicStage LightingTheatre ManagementPerforming GroupKent Dance TheatreTwo Formal Concerts

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LAKE ERIE COLLEGE/Private Institution

Dance DepartmentBox 366Painesville, OH 44077

(513) 352-3361Mara Levinson, CoordinatorDegreesB.A., B:F.A., Dance MajorB.A. Interdisciplinary DegreeProgram Emphasis: Performance, Education,

Ballet and Modern Dance

FacultyMara Levinson, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.

Patricia Brandt, M.A., Asst. Prof.

Undergraduate CoursesBallet Technique I, II, III, IV 1-2

Modern Technique I, II, III, IV 1-2

Beg., Inter., Adv. Composition_ 2-3-33

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Dance HistoryPedagogyLabanotationJazz TechniquePointeModern RepertoryBallet Repertory 1

;;) B.F.4. 2

Performing GroupLake. Erie College DancersDirectors: Mara Levinson and Patricia Brandt

Two Concerts per Year

MIAMI UNIVERSITY/State Institution

220 Phillips HallOxford, OH 45056(513) 529-3600Lana Kay Rosenberg, Dirdctor

DegreesUndergraduate & Masters Level Degree-

Dance Minor.Program Emphasis: Modern Dance

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Faculty

Asst. Prof.S.H.

Rayma Beal, M.Ed., InstructorLana Kay Rosenberg, M.A.,Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Ballet I, II 2 ea.

Folk Dance 2

Modern Dance 2

Square Dance 2

Tap Dance 2

Jazz 2

Inter. Social Dance 2

Rhythmic Fundamentals 2

Basic Skills in Individual &

Dual Activities 2

Inter. Modern Dance Tech. I, II 2 ea.

Inter. Ballet I, II 2 ea.

Dance Improvisation 2

Dance Composition 3

Dance Techniques 2

Dance History 3

Dance Production 3

Performing GroupModern Performing GroupDirector: Lana RosenbergFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

OBERLIN COLLEGE/Private Institution

Theatre & Dance ProgramWarner Center for the Performing Arts

Oberlin, OH 44074(216) 775-8152William Byrnes, Director

DegreeB.A. Dance Major and Minor

Program Emphasis: Performance, Education,

Ballet and Modern Dance

FacultyPatricia Giovenco, Asst. Prof.Mesa Rosasco, Asst. Prof.Stephanie Woodard, Asst. Prof.

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Beg, Modern DanceBeg./Inter. Modern DanceBeg,/Inter. Ballet

2

2

2

Inter. Ballet 2

Improvisation 3

Choreography I, II, III 3 ea.

Dance Aesthetics 3'

Oberlin Dance Company 3-4

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY/State Institution

Dept. of DanceSullivant Hall1813 North High StreetColumbus, OH 43210

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(614) 422-7977Helen P. Alkire, CoordinatorDegreesB.F.A. Dance MajorB.S. in Education-Dance MajorM.A. Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Modern Dance, Notation,

FacultyGladys Bailin, B.A., ProfessorEileen Clark, B.M., Asst. Prof.Frederick Kraps, LecturerMarcia Sakamoto, M.A., LecturerMadeleine Scott, M.A., Asst. Prof.Margaret Tcheng, M.A., Asst. Prof.

OHIO

Effort/Shape, History and ChoreographyAuditions requiredFaculty

Betty Walberg, B.A., LecturerPatricia Welling, B.S., Assoc. Prof.Shirley Wimmer, M.A., ProfessorUndergraduate Courses q.H.Ahuva Antiary, Asst. Prof.

Karen Bell, Asst. Prof. Dance Theory & Practice I, II, III 21

Vera Blaine, Professor Music for Dance I, II 7

Odette Blum, Assoc. Prof. Dance Tech.: Mod., Ballet, Ethnic 8 ea.

Patricia Gaither, Asst. Prof. Dance Kinesiology 6

Angelika Gerbes, Assoc. Prof. Inter. Dance Theory & Prac. I, II

Louise Guthman, Assoc. Prof. III 21

Ann Lilly, Assoc. Prof. Dance Notation I, II 4

Moira Logan, Asst. Prof. Laboratory in Dance Education 12

Vera Maletic, Asst. Prof. Ethnic Dance of Non-Western &

Rosalind Pierson, Assoc. Prof. Western Cultures 2 ea.

Lucy Venable, Professor Adv. Dance Therory & Practice

Undergraduate Courses Q.H. I, II, III 21

Impx_o_mtsation 1 Dance Cultures of the World I,

Dance Fundamentals I, II 1 ea. II, III 12

Modern Technique I, II 2 Practicum 12

Ballet Technique I, II 1 Independent Choreography &

Ethnic Dance Forms 1 Exper. Prod. 21

Dance Production Workshop 3 Teaching Dance I, II 7

Repertory: Established Work 2 History of Dance I, II, III 12

Repertory: New Work 2 Prod. Problems for Dance

Dance Notation I, II 3 ea. Theatre 2

Foundations in Dance Composition Independent Study 10

I, II, III 2 ea. Inter-related Courses with

Music & ChoreographyInter. Dance Composition

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Comparative Arts, Art, Film,Music and Theatre

History of Dance I, II 3 ea-. Performing Group

PerformingGmuE Title of Performing Group and Director

University Dance CompanyDirector: Vera BlaineFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

OHIO UNIVERSITY/State InstitutionSchool of Dance/College of Fine ArtsRufus Putnam HallAthens , OH 45701(614) 594-5091Shirley Wimmer, Director

DegreesB.F.A. Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Performance, Educationand Modern Dance

Projected M.F.A., M.A.Program Emphasis: Performance, Choreography,Teaching, Kinesiology, History & Modern

DanceM.F.A. Interdisciplinary Degree

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VariesFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY/Private Institution45 University AvenueDelaware, OH 43015(614) 369-4431 ext. 566 or 316Mary Titus, Coordinator

DegreesB.A. Dance Major or MinorB.A. Interdisciplinary DegreeProgram Emphasis: Performance, Education

and Modern DanceFacultyMary Titus, M.A., ProfessorUndergraduate CoursesTechniques & Elements of DanceThe Body as an Instrument of

Expression

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Dimensions of Dance

ImprovisationDance Composition IChoreography

UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI/State InstitutionCollege-Conservatory of Music

Clifton Avenue, Mail Location #1

Cincinnati, OH 45221

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Elaine Valois, CoOrdinatorDegreesB.S./B.A. Dance MajorB.S. Dance Emphasis'B.A. Interdisciplinary DegreeM.S. Dance MinorProgram Emphasis: Choreography, Therapy,

Performance, Education, Ballet, Jazz

and Modern DanceFacultyBonnie Mah, B.A., Instructor

(513) 475-2700David McLain, Head

Paula Steele, B.A., InstructorElaine Valois, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

DegreesUndergraduate Courses Q.H.

ILF.A. Dance Major, Ballet Emphasis Intro. to Modern Dance 3

M.F.A. Dance Major, Ballet Emphasis Modern Technique , II, IV 2-2-3

Program Emphas.: Ballet, Modern at Jazz Technique I, II 2-2

Secondary Level and PerfOrmance Ballet Technique I, II 2-2

Auditions RequiredTeaching Movement & Dance I, II, 3-3

FacultyTeaching Movement & Dance III 3

David Blackburn;- Assoc. Prof.Teaching Folk & Square Dance 3

P.W. Manchester, Adj. Prof. Choreography i 3

David McLain, ProfessorIntro. to Dance Therapy 3

Oleg Sabline, Assoc. Prof. Dance Therapy Workshop 3

M. Susan Simpson, Asst. Prof. Dance Production 3

James Truitte, Assoc. Prof. Performing Workshop 3

Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Dance as Living History 4

Ballet Technique 48 Philosophy of Dance 4

Modern Dance Technique 24 Independent Studies 4

Ballet/Dance History/Ballet Practicum 4

Vocabulary 18 Graduate Courses Q.H.

Ensemble 3 Dance Therapy Workshop 3

Dance Electives 12 Performing Workshop 3

English u Literature 18 Independent Studies 4

Music15 Practicum 4

Acting & Drama 9 Dance as Living History 4

Fine Arts and/or French 18 Philosophy of Dance 4

General Academic Electives 27 Performing Group

Graduate Courses Q.H. Valois Company of Dancers

Ballet Technique 16 Director: Elaine Valois

Graduate Directed Study 6

Modern Dance 8

Dance History 6

Electives18 WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY/State Institution

Performing GrogDept. of Theatre Arts

CCM Dance EnsembleDayton, OH 45435

Director: Oleg SablineThree or Four Concerts per YearLiaison with Professional CompanyThe Cincinnati Ballet CompanyDirector: David McLain

(513) 873-3072Abe Bassett, Acting Coordinator

DegreesB.F.A. Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Perfor, nce, Education,

Ballet and Modern DanceFacultyGayle Smith, Instructor

UNIVERSITY OF TJLEDO/StaLe Institution Patricia White, Instructor '

Division of Health & Recreation Guest Artist Changes Quarterly

230l W. Bancroft Street 11214 Undergraduate Cpurses Q.11.

Toledo, OH 43606Ballet I, II 9-9

(419) 537-2762Modern Dance 1, IT, III 9-9-9

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Social DanceFolk DanceDance ImprovisationDance CompositionDance HistoryRhythmic AccompanimentTechniques of Teaching DanceCreative Dance for ChildrenStudies in Selected SubjectsChoreography,Philosophy of DanceIndependent StudyPerforming GroupDance EnsembleDirector: VariesLiaisonwith Professional CompanyDayton Ballet CompanyDirector: Stuart Sebastian

OKLAHOMA

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CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY /State InstitutionDept. of Health, P.E. & RecreationEdmond, OK 73034(405) 341-2980 ext. 231Ann Shanks, Coordinator

DegreeB.S. in Physical Education with DanceEmphasis

FacultyMuriel Herbrand, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Ann Shanks, M.A., Asst. Prof.Undergraduate CoursesBeg., Inter., Adv. Modern DanceBeg. Inter., Adv. InternationalFolk Dance

Square and Ballroom DanceAdv. Square DanceRhythms & Dance FormsMethods & Materials In DanceRhythmic Activities for ChildrenChoreographyHistory & Philosophy of DricePerforming GroupKaleidoscope Dancers and OrchesisDirector:.Ann ShanksFormal and Informal Concerts, TouringLiaisonwith Professional CompanyPrairie Dance TheatreDirector: Beth Shumway

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OHIO OKLAHOMA OREGON

563 Elm Avenue, Room 209Norman, OK 73019(405) 325-4021Miguel Terekhov, Chairman

DegreesB.F.A. Ballet PerformanceB.F.A. Ballet PedagogyB.F.A. Modern PerformanceM.F.A. Ballet or Modern Performance &

ChoreographyFacultyJohn Callander, InstructorYVonne Choutean, InstructorMary Holt-Haworth, InstructorRobbie Nadas, InstructorMiguel Terekhov, ProfessorEarl Tucker, B.S., InstructorUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Ballet Tec nique I, II, III, IV 4-8

Mo0rn Da ce Tech. I, II, III, IV 22-32.Stage Ma eup for the Dancer 1

RehearsZ1 &,Production 3

Rhythmic Analysis of Movement 2

Intro.' to Dance Composition 2

Survey of Dance History 3

Repertory Dance Theatre 4-16

Dance Composition 2

History of Modern Dance 3

Methods of Teaching Dance 2

Practical Experience in TeachingModern DanCe

Ballet PantomimeCharacter DanceHistory of BalletBallet ChoreographyTeaching of Ballet TechniquePractical Experience in Teaching

Cla'ssical BalletSurvey of Dance HistoryBallet VariationsUO Ballet CompanyPerforming GroupUniversity of Oklahoma BalletDirector: Miguel TerekhovReperAory Dance TheatreDirector: Ko YukihiroFormal and Informal Concerts,

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OREGON STATE UNIVERSI:':/State InstitutionDept. of Physical EducationCorvallis, OR 97331

(503) 754-2631Kathy Kerr, Coordinator

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OREGON

DegreesUndergraduate Degree Through P.E. Program

M.A.I.S. Interdisciplinary Studies

Program Emphasis: Performance & Education

FacultyPeggy Ciererska, B.A., InstructorKathleen Kerr, M.A., Assoc. Professor

Carol Soleau, M.A., Asst. Prof.

Undergraduate Courses Q.11.

Beginning Jazz 1

Ballet, Beg., Inter., Adv. 1-1-1

Ballroom, Beg., Inter., Adv. 1-1-1

Folk; Beg., Inter., Adv. 1-1-1

Modern, Inter., Adv. 1-1

Performance, Ballet 1

Performance, Folk 1

Basic Rhythms 2

'Folk Dance Workshop 2

Movement Notation , 3

Dance History 3

Performing GroupOSU Folk EnsembleDirector: Kathy KerrOregon Dance TheatreDirector: Carol Foleau

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON/State Institution

Dept. of DanceEugene, OR 97403(503) 686-3386Caroline Shell, Chairman,,,/

DegreesB.A. or B.S. Dance Major or Minor or

InterdisCikinary DegreeM.A. or MS's.

Program mphasis: Performance, Education,

BaJ1,.YEt, Modern, Pretherapy, Recreation,

Notation and EthnologyMasters programs includes these areas

plus research and criticismAuditions requiredFacultyKenneth Aldrich, M.A., Asst. Prof.

David M. Berkey, M.A.,Asst. Prof.

Janet Descutner, M.A.,Assoc. Prof.

Linda Hearn, M.A.,Assoc. Prof.Bruno Madrid, M.Mus., Senior Instr.

Caroline Shell, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Susan Zadoff, Senior InstructorUndergraduate Courses Q.H.

Basic Rhythms 2

Dance Improvisations 2

Ballet Vocabulary 2

Dance Laboratory 2

Special Studies 1-3

Intro. to Ballet Pointe 2

Body Fundamentals 3

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Intro. to DanceFundamentals of RhythmMovement NotationInter. Movement NotationDance LaboratoryDance Composition I, II

Dance AccompanimentTheoretical Foundations ofModern Dance

Dance in Musical. TheatreMusic for DancersDance LaboratoryThesisReading and ConferenceSpecial ProblemsSeminarWorkshopPracticumInter. & Adv. Ballet PointeDance ProductionBallet StagingDance ApprenticeshipGraduate CoursesBallet StagingSeminar -- Dance Films

PracticumConcert ProductionCultural Backgrounds of Folk

DanceMusic and ArtsRenaissance DanceBaroque Dance

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Teaching Dance 3

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EducationResearchSupervised College Teaching

ThesisReading and Conference.Special ProblemsResearch in Dance

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PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA EAST STROUDSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY/State Inst.CSSC Dance StudioEast Stroudsburg, PA 18301

ALLENTOWN COLLEGE/Private Institution (717) 424-3331

Dept. of Theatre & Dance Mary Jane Wolbers,Dance Coordinator

Center Valley, PA 18034 Degrees

(215) 282-1100 ext. 243 B.A., B.S. Dance Concentration

,Cynthia M. Kemmerer, Coordinator Facula

2a1!Mary Jane Wolbers

B.A. in Dance Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Program Emphasis: Performance, Modern and Rhythmic Form & Analysis 1

Composition Social Forms of Danced 1

Proposal for Dance Certification as Ballroom Dancing 1

Communication with Dance Emphasis Special Forms/Topics 1

New program slated to begin Sept. 1982 Dance I, II / 1-1

Undergraduate Courses S.H. Folk & Square Dance 1

Techniques & Materials of Dance Dance for Elementary Grades 1

Improvisation Contemporary Dance Workshop 2

Notation Modern Dance 3

Rhythms 6 Dancemakers of the 20th Century 3

Ethnic Forms Theory & Practice of Creative

Dance Tech. II: Modern Dance Forms 3

and Ballet 6 Theory & Practice of Social Forms 3

Dance Tech.:III/IV Modern Dance Movement for the Performing

and Ballet _ 6 Artist 3

Foundations in Dance Composition Independent Studi.,s in Dance Arr.

1, 11 6-6 Internship in Dance Arr.

Music.for Dance 2

Labanotation 3

Survey of Dance History 3

Inter. Dance Composition 3 POINT PARK COLLEGE/Private Institution

Methods for Teaching Educational Fine Applied & Performing Arts

Dance 3 201 Wood Street ,

Kinesiology for Dancers 3 Pittsburgh, PA 15.222

Dance /;erformance-Student (412) 391-4100 ext. 330

Thoreographi.c Project 3 Nicolas Petrov, Director

Dance Performance: Faculty/ Degrees

Repertory Composition 3 B.A. in Dance

Dance Performance: Musical B.F.A. in Dance (Students choice of

Theatre Production 3 concentration in Jazz; Ballet or

Dance Composition: Student Modern Dance)

Project 3Program Emphasis: Performance & Education

Movement Theory: Effort & Space Aiditions required for B.F.A. Program

Harmonies 3 Faculty1

,

Dance Performance: Touring Company 3 Susan Abbey, Instructor '

Movement Esthetics 3 Douglas Bentz, B.A.,' Asst. Prof.

Senior Project: Integrating ,

Kenneth .Johnson, Assoc. Prof.

Exii,cience 3 Mansur, Kamaletdinor, Professor

Dance Practicum: Costume .Judith Leifer, Agst. Prof.

Construction 3 Marion Petrov, Asst. Prof.

Dance Practicum: Performance Nicolas Petrov, Professor

(.hom:ography 3Ronald Tassone, B.F.A., Assoc. Prof

Jazz/Tap/Musical Comedy 3Paddy Tvon, B.F.A., Instructor

Dance Practicum: Summer Mot' Alent Jodi Welch, B.A. Instructor

and Company 3-5 Undergraduate Courses

Independent Stildv 3 Intro. to JazzIntro. to Modern DanceComprehensive Dance Forms I, II, III, IVAnalysis of Dance Tech. I, li

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k)lassical Ballot 1, IL Performance Environi s 3

Production, Rehearsal & P Senior Choreographic crojects, 2

1, II, III, [V Concepts Underlying Movement

Dance Notation 1, II Therapy 3

History of Dance I, 11 Intro. to the Principles & Tech.

,Dance Composition I, fI of Movement Therapy 3

Ballot Dynamics of Movement Therapy 3

Jrcz.zPrinciples & Tech.t)fBio-

Modern Energetics 3

Children's Dance for Dance Majors 3

Afro American ance 2

fInternational Folk Dance 2

TEPLE UNIVERSITY/State Institution Ballroom Dance, 1, ll 2

n;inc Dept. Tap Dance 2

i,'(..(rnkl Floor, Reber Hall Hatha Yoga 2

Philadelphia, ['A 19122 Pantomime 2

(2)5) )B7-710 Field Experiences in Dance

John Gamble, Director Teaching 1-4

De_greesField Experience in Dance

B.F.A. Dance Major with Modern Dance Performance 1-4

Performance Emphasise Independent Study and Research . 1-4

Program Emphasis: Modern Dance and Graduate Courses S.H.

Performance Dance Technique 1-8

Ed.1).Dance Tech. Field Experience 2

Program Emphasis: Modern Dance, Choreographic Technique 2

Performance and Education The Dancer & the Dance Medium 3

Auditions Required The Creative Process & the

Faculty_.,Dance Symbol 3

Sarah Alberti-Chapman, Ed.D., Assoc. Prof. Dance: Frameworks for Action 3

Frances Bowden, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof. Working with an Artist 1

Edrie Ferdun, Ph.D., Professor Apprenticeship in Dance 2

Hellmut Fricke-Gottschild, Professor Dance in Education

John Gamble, Assoc. Prof. Philosophical Themes & Perspectives3

EvaCholwon, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof. Dance Criticism 3

Ann Vachon, Asst. Prof. Graduate Composition 2

Undergraduate Courses S.H, Choreographic Projects 3-6

t\I3-6

Movement as a Medium 3 Readings & Conference in ice 3-6

Tech. & the Dancer 3 Research in Dance

Dance Making 61' the Dancer 3 Master's Project in Dance 3-6

DanCer & the Dance 1-qTfession 3 Master's Thesis in Dance 6

Modern Dance I, II,- IIL, IV, V 2-4 Doctoral Dissertation in Dance 3-6

Classical Ballet, I, II, III, IV, V 2-4 Perfor in_ Grou.p.

,Yz. Dance I, II 2 Temp'. University Repertory Group

Movement Improvisation I, II 2-2 Dire tv: Ann Vachon

Contact Improvisation 2 Liais -)n with Professional Company

Dance Composition 13-1.1 2-2 Sybil ..:--e Company

Dance Composition for Coup Forms 2 Director: Eva Gholson

Choreographic Projects/0, II 2 Ann Vachon Dance Conduit

Dance in Cultural. Pei-Sp/ctives 3 Director: Ann Vachon

Forces & Figures in 20th Century Zero Moving Dance Company

Dance 3 D's-ector: Hellmut Fricke-Gottschild

Idenki4nesis 3 Seminole Works

Labanotation 3 Director: John Gamble,

Effort/Shape Analysis 3

Basic Stagecraft for Dance 3

Lighting Design for Dance 3

Music for Dancers 3 WEST CHESTER STATE COLLEGE/State Institution

Dance Costume &.Maketip. 2 School of Health Sciences

Repertory 3 West. Chester, PA 19380I

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(215) 692-5904Barbara Coates, Coordinator

DegreesB.S. Dance EmphasisB.A. Interdisciplinary DegreeProgram Emphasis: EducationFacultyBill Buster, MEd., Assoc. Prof.Barbara Coates, M.A., Asst. Prof.Bat'lpara Lappano, B.S., Asst. Prof

Judith Roy, M.S., As t. Prof.

Lida Nelson Smith, M.A., Asst. Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Social/Square/Folk 1

Fundamental Movement/Educ.Rhythms

PENNSYLVANIA - RHODE ISLAND SOUTH CAROLINA

Choreography L, II 33Musical Resource for Dance 3

Dance History 3

Intro. to Dance Therapy 3

Dance Seminar 3

Dance Company 1-3

Independent Performance 1-3

Independent Study 1-3

Performing CroupR.I.C. Dance CompanyDirector: Jennifer Cook,Formal Concerts, Touring

Modern Dance I, II 1-2 SOUTH CAROLINA

Adv. Social /Square 2

Adv Folk 2

Dance/Movement for Speciai Gro;:p 2 COLUMBIA COLLEGE/Private InstitutionTan 1, Il 1-1 Box 981, C.C.Ballet I, II 1-1 Columbia, SC 29203Principles of Choreography 2 (803) 786-3825History of Dance 2 Libby Deemer, Coordinator

Aerobics/Jazzrcise 1 DegreePractice & Theory. I. B.A. in Dance

Musi.- & Movement 1 Program Emphasis: Education ao! Dance

Dance in Theatre Arts 2 Faculty

Jazz 1, II 1-1 Anita Ashle:, Instructormary Martin, Instructorfj)by Beemer, InstructorUndergraduate Courses S.11.

Dance 1.2chnique 2

RHODE ISLAND History & Theory of the Dance 3

Dance Company 1-t;

Choreography I, II 2-2

RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE/State Institution Dance Educaticin 3

Dept. of H.P.E. Applied Teaching Skills 1-2

600 Mt. Pleasant Avenue Labanotation 3

Providence, RI 02906 20th Century Dance 3

(401) 456-8046 Senior Concert 1

Barbara Ebenstein, Coordinator Practicum Experiences 1-4

Degrees Independent Study 1-4

B.A. Interdisciplinary Degree Anatomy & Physiology 3

B.S. Individualized Dance Major Kinesiology 2

Program Emphasis: Performance and Intro. to Dance Therapy

Education Dance Injuries: Prevention & Care

No Audition for major but permission Improvisation

for individualized minor Performing Group

Faculty Columbia College Dance Company

Barbara Ebenstein M.A., Asst. Prof. Director: Libby Beemer

Several Part-time Instructors Formal and Informal Concerts, Touring

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Beg. Modern Dance 3

Inter. Modern Dance 2

Adv. Modern Dance 2

Jazz Dance 2

Ballet 2

Dance for Children 3

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FURMAN UNIVERSITY/Private InstitutionDept. of Health and Physical EducationPoinsett HighwayGreenville,, SC 29613

SOUTH CAROLINA SOUTH DAKOTA TENNESSEE

(803) 294-2044SOUTH DAKOTA

Brenda McCutchen, Coordinator-DegreesB.A. in H.P.E. with Dance Concentration SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVLV1i,TY/State Inst,

B.A. Interdisciplinary Major Dept. of Health, Physical Education &

Program Emphasis: General. Dance Recreation

FacultyBrookings, SD 57007

Rhonda Alpesin, Special Instr. (605) 688-5625

Jean Woodward, M.F.A., Adj. Instr. Marilyn Richardson, Coordinator

Brenda McCutchen, M.F.A., Instructor Degrees

Undergraduate Courses S.H. B.A. or B.S. Physical bducation with

Choreography: Solo A Duet 2 Dance. Emphasis ----_,

Choreography: Group 2 Faculty

History of Dance 3 Marilyn Richardson, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

Tiwory, Methods, Cum of Dance 3 Betty Shay, M.S., instructor

Ballet 1 Undergraduate Courses S.M.

Folk 1 Fundamentals of Dance 1

Modern 1-2 Creative Dance for Children 1,

Square 1International FoIR Dance 1

Movement Education 2 Modern Dance I, [I 1-1

First Aid 2 Dance Composition 2

iomechanics & Kinosiology 4 Dance Forms 2

Anatomy 4 Theory 6 History of Dance 2

Exercise Physiology 4 Dance Production Lab 1

Philoso hy of P.E. with Dance Directed Studies 1-5

Emphasts 2 Field Studiies 1-4

Performng GroupT'echniqucs in Teaching Dane, 2

Furman anc(:,_Tti-iatreUndergraduate Cc.urse Special 1 5

Formal aerelnforml Concerts, Touring Workshol;1- 1-3

LiaisonwithProfessional CompanyOne Two, A Few... Dance CompanyDirector: Brenda McCutchen

TENN , :;El:

WINTHROP COLLEGE/State InstitutionDept. of Physical Education, Health & Rec. MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY

Rock Hill, SC 29733 Dept. of Health, Physical Education, &

(808) 323-2123 Recreation

Joanne Lunt, Coordinator CFA 232

DegreeMemphis, TN 33152

B.A. II.P.E.R. with Dance Emphasis (901) 454-2863Michele Varon, Director

Jane Bell , M.S., As t. Prof. Degrees

Joanne Lunt, Ed.D. Asoc. Prof. B.F.A. Theotre Major with Dance

Mary Beth Thompson, B.F.A., InstructorConcentration (anticipated Fall 1982)

Kndergraduato Courses S.H. 11ochelor of Professional Studies with

Modern [once, Beg., Inter., ATv. 1-1-1 Dance Maj:iy

Ballet, bog., Inter. L-1 Undergraduate concentration available

Program Production Lwith various majors

Choreography I, II, III 1-2-2 M.S. Physical Education with Dance

Dance Appreciation 3 Emphasis

Social Dance iM.A. interdisciplinary Degree

P,T1nd & Square- Iance I

Auditions anticipated for Spring 1983

Intro. 1, Teaching Nance 3 FacuTt/

Performing t;rotTSusan Chrictzberg, instructor

Winthrop Dance TheatreNancy Henner, M.S., Instructor

Director: Joanne LuntMichele 1:nron, M.A., Asst. Prof.

Formal and informal concertsThree P,.,.it-Time Instructors

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Director: Michele Varon UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE/State Institution

Formal and Informal Concerts, Touring Dept. of Physical (-durationAlumni Gym, UTKnoxville, T4-37996(615)9974 -2169

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY/State Inst. Richard Croskey, Coordinator

Dept. of Health, Physical Education and Degree

Recreation B.S. Ed. Dance Major and Minor

Box 432 ;ITS(' Program Emphasis: Performance, Ball t

Murfreesboro, TN 37132 and Modern Dance

(615) 898-2160 Faculty

Katherine Strobel, Cerdinafor Victoria Bolen, M.F.A.

Degrees Richard Croskey, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof.

TENNESSEE

hndergraduate Courses Dance for Theatre 3

Rhythm;; for Elemeht.ary School Dance Production 1

Square A koend Dance Modern Dance Theory, Composition

Folk A Social oance and Beg. Notation 3

Modern Banco 1, 11 2----; Adv. Modern Dance & Notation 3

Adagio 2 cuitemporary Dance 6 Dancers 3

Ballet I, 11 roll,. & Square Dance I

Jazz Dance 2 Social Dance 1

Tap Dance I , II 2-2 lorn Dance 1

Eines i o logy 3 Infer. Modern Dance I

Materials A:Methods of Dance 3 Ballet 1.

Educational Dance in the Elem. & Inter. Ballet I

Middle School 3 Jazz 1

Adv. Dance Jechnique 2 Graduate Courses S.H.

Llementary Labanotation 3 Movement Therapy 3

Chozwraphy. 2 Teaching Rhythmic Activities 2

Performance Lab 1-3 History of Dance 3

Advanced Ballet 2 Pre-Classic Dance Forms 2

lnfernsh ip 6-12 Dance for the Theatre 3

Independent Studios 1-3 Modern Dance Theory, Composition

Stage Movement 3 and Beg. Notation 3

Production Lab 1 Adv. Modern Dance & Notation 3

Theatre Dance 3 Contemporary Dance & Dancers 3

Basic ;.:ime 3. Dance Production, .I

Graduate Courses S.H. Performing Group

Adv. Dance Technique 2 ._MTSU Performing Arts Company

Choreography 2 Director: Graduate Assistant

Lahanotation 2 -MTSU Folk Dancers

Ensemble Movement 3 Director: Katherine Strobel

Independent Project!-: 1-6

Performing Grout?M.S.U. Dance Company

B.S. Dance EmphasisN.S.Ed. Dance EmphasisProgram Emphasis: Performanc,', ation

and Modern D;-,sc,.

Gene McCutchen, Ed.D., Asst.Undergraduate Courses

Prof.Q.H.

Ballet I, It, III,

Modern Tech. 1, II,

IV

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2-2-2-22-2-2-2

Faculti Jazz Tech. 1, II 2-2

Anne Holland, M.S., Asst../ Prof. Tap I, II 2-2.

Katherine Strobel, M.A., Asst. Prof. Folk & Square 9

Sondra Wilcox, Ed.D., Asst. Prof. Social 2

Undergraduate Courses S.M. Composition 1, II, III 2-2-2

Rhythmic Activities for Children 2 Adv. Composition 4

Pre-Classic Dance Forms 2 Dance History I, II 2-2

Movement Therapy 3 Dance Appreciation 3

Teaching Rhythmic Activities 2 Dance Production 2

History of Dance 3 Rhythmic Analysis 2

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TENNESSEE TEXAS

Creative Dance for Childi:enMethods of Teaching DanceNew Repertory Dance CompanyGraduate CoursesAdv. Modern 'technique'Practicum in Dance ProductionRhythmic AnalysisAdv. CompositionStagecraft for . ProductionHistory of Dance 6 Related ArtsHistory of Dance & Related ArtsCreative Dance for ChildrenPerforming GrouNew Roprtory,Dance CompanyDirector: Victoria BolenTwo Concerts Yearly

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Carolyn Byrum, Coordinate,-

B.S. and h.A. Physical Education, Dance

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Program huiphasis: Performance, Education

and Modern D;n

nculICarolyn Byrum, Ed.D., Assoc. Prof.

Undergraduate Coursi

Intro. to Dance

Hance ProductionDance Appreciationiig. Dance Techniques..Intair./Adv. Dance Productions 2-2

heg. Dance Composition 3

lime! iAdv. Dance Composition 3

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Deanne Collins, B.F.A., Graduate Ass.

Undergraduate Courses S. 1

Fundamental MovementDance 1, 1.1

Beg. Folk & SquareModern DanceFolk & Square ModuloMovement Education in the Creative

ArtsTheory & Practice of Teaching

DanceDance for Children

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VANDER6iLT UNLVEitfilTY/Private Institution

Sarratt 402Nashville, TN 32740

.(615) 322-2471Claudia Edwards, Coordinator

DegreeDegree not yet offered

Faculty.Claudia Edwards, N.F.A.,Melanie Greenwood, Professional Exp.

Performing GroupVanderbilt Dance GroupDirector; Claudia Edwards

XAS

LAMAR UNIVERSITY/State InsfitAition

Dance DivisionBox 10039, L.0.Beaumont, TX 777LO(713) 838-8713Rebecca Obenauf Hill, Director-4w6reesB.A. Dance MajorB.S.

Program Emphasis; Performance,Ballet and Modern Dance

Hance Education Certification Av;.,_table

FacultyRae Gremillion, M.S., A it, Prof.

Rebecca Okenauf Hill, M.A., Asst. Prof.

Belle Mead Holm, Ph.D., Professer

Jamie !1.F.A,:., Instructor

Mildred Lowerv, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof.

Vathleen Tri adway, M.F,A., Lecturer

Undergraduate Cuur:v S.H.

Intro. to Dance 2

Jazz I, II, III 2-2-2

t ation,

Ballet I, II, III, IV

Folk DanceModern. Dance I, II, III, IV

Tap DanceBallet CompanyModern Dance CompanyDance EnsembleMusical Comedy DanceTheatre Dance FormsPrinciples of Creative DanceChoreography b Dance ProductionWorkshop in Dance EducationIndividual Study in Dance Educ.Methods & Materials in Dance Educ.History & Theory of DancePerforming GroupLamar BalletDirector: lamM. KindlLamar Modern DanceDirector: Kathleen TreadwayCardiuiaI (floggersDirector: Mildred LoweryFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

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NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY/State inst.Phyical Education and ft,nce Dept.N.T. Box 13857*Denton. TX 76203(817) 788-2186Sandi Combest, Coordinator

12L6c"Ii.II. S. , B.A. Dance Major and Minor

M.S., M.A.Undergraduate Emphasis: Modern Dance,

Dance EducationCertification is offeredInterdisLiplinary Masten: Program stressesPerformance' /Choreography or Theory

Placement in Tech iques Classes Required

FacultySandi Combest, M.Ed., Assoc. Artist-in-Res.Shelley Cushman, M.S., LecturerPamela Fuller, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Leigh Kitchen, M.Ed., LecturerUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Modern Dance LaboratoryBallot 1

Intro. to Dance .formancelmprovisation & Intiro. to Compos. 3

Music Analysis for)Dance 3

Intro. to Movement Therapy 3

Materials & Methods in Dancefor Secondary Schools 3

Dance Production 3

Graduate Courses S.H.

History of Dance 3

Principles & Theories of Dance 3

TEXAS

Studies in DanceDevelopment of Motor Skills in

the Area of Dance 3

Critical Analysis of Professional.Literature

Improvisation as a Basis for

ChoreographyPrinciples of Fiance TheatrePhilosophy of the Dance 3

Kinesiology & Biomechanics 3

Survey of Performing ArtsManagement

Studies in DanceSpecial ProblemsPerforming. GroupNTSU Dance ClubDirector: FacultyFormal and Informal Concerts

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SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY/State Lust.Division of DanceBox 2269, University StationHuntsville, TX 77341

(713) 294-1326Mary Ella Montague, Clitrper:;onDegreesB.A., B.F.A., B.A.T., Dance MajorB.A., B.A.T., Dance MinorM.A., Dance SpecializationProgram Emphasis: Performance, Education

and Modern DanceMasters Degree stresse:. EdueatinAuditions RequiredFacultyPatrick Carroll, B.F.A., Adj. Instr.Lorraine Katterhenry, M.F.A., LecturerDiane Keany, M.A., Adj. Instr.Mary Ella Moretague, Ed.D., ProfessorDaniel Phillips, Ed.D., Assoc. Prof.Undergraduate Courses 8.11.

4-* Folk Dance Forms IPopular. Dance FormsTheatre Dance Forms I 1

Rhythmic Structure of Movement 3

Dance Technique: Ballet & Modern III 1

Sr517Aaalysis of Ballet 3

C ncepts -of Dance as Art 3

S cial and Folk Dance Forms 3

raduate Courses S.H.

ance Workshoplistory & Philosophy of DanL.eminar in DanceCurrent Readingsdv. Composition in Contemporaryheory of Danceymposium in Folk & Social DanceForms

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Seminar in Dance ProductionDevelopment of Adv. SkillsIndependent. StudyPerforming GroupSam Houston Dance CompanyDirector: Many Ella Montague'Formal and Informal Concerts

3

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SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY/Private last.Dance DivisionMeadows School of the ArtsDallas, TX 75275(214) 602-3105Toni Beck, Chairperson

Dug.rees

B.F.A. Major

B.A. fiance Minor

M.F.A.Program Emphasis: Pei0,rmance, Ballet., Modern

and Jazz Dance (undergraduate)Program Emphasis: Perf')rmance, Moduli) Ddnce,

cumpositioa/Choieography and History A

Criticism (=s,.ers)condary Dance Certification

Adilions req,_,IredVacuityJose AborastainRobert BeardToni BeckBetty FergusonKaren KrictiRichard Pal,imoT. Jean RayDick AbrahamsonNaneen Vestal!!ndergradunte Courses S.H.

Ballet. Technique 14

Modern 12

Jazz 8

Adv. Technique 6

Dance History 6

Kinesiology 2

Methods-Elementary 3

Methods-SecondaryF.lement: of Music

Theory I, II 2-2

Oance Ete(.tives 16

Dance Proan,:iun 3

Pedagogy 3

Moders Pedagogy 3

Jazz Pedagogy 3

";raduate Courses I.

Dance HistoryResearch Methods A BibliographyTeaching Method3;,)gy20th Century CobceptsI-Aemoni!-; of Co ;posit ion 3

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Dance CompositionBallet PedagogyModern PedagogyJazz PedagogyKinesiologyElementary LabanotationProduction SeminarDance RepertoryBallet Technique (all levels)Modern Technique (all levels).Jazz Technique (all levels)Tap, Beginning and IntermediateMusical Comedy Styles (contract)

CharacterDirected StudiesThesis ResearchPerforming GroupUniversity DancersDirector: Bob BeardInformal Concerts and TouringLiaison with Professional CompanyBill Evans and CompanyDancers UnlimitedDallas Ballet

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SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY/State Inst.Dept. of Health, Physical Education and

RecreationSan Marcos, TX 78666(512) 245-2563Joan Hays, Coordinator

DegreeB.A., Major-MinorProgram Emphasis: Modern Dance and

EducationCertification availableFacultyJoan Hays, Ph.D., ProfessorJennifer Mitchell, InstructorPat Stone, InstructorUndergraduate Courses S.H

Modern Technique A,B,C 1-1-1

Ballet Technique A,B,C 1-1-1

Jazz 'Technique A,E,C 1-1-1

Recreational Dance A,B,C 1 -1.-

Composition I, II 1-1

Childrens' Dance 3

Care A Prevention of At.hlInjuries 3

Dance Production 3

Rhythmic Structur.; 3

Dance Teaching Methods 3

Dance History A,b 3-3

Aesthetics 3

Adv. Choreography 3

Kinesiq logy 3

TEXAS

TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY/State Institution Srisan Myatt:

Dept. of Health, Physical Education Kimberly Staley

and Recreation Undergraduate Courses 5.11.

P.O. Box 4070 Accompaniment for Dance 1

Lubbock, TX 79409 Dance Composition 1

(806) 742-3361 Understanding the Arts: Dance 3

Peggy Willis, Coordinator Dance Performance 2

Degree's Inter. Ballet I, II 1-1

B.A. in Dance Inter. Modern Dance I, II 1-1

B.S. in Physical Education with Major Inter. & Adv. Tap Dance 1

or Minor in Dance Choreographic Desi s 1

Program Emphasis: Performance, Education, Dance Notation 3

Ballet and Modern Dance Theory of Dance Technique 2

Certification available Theory & Practice of Teaching

Fac n ICI \Dance 3

Diana Moore, M.F.A., Assoc. Pro l.. Adv. Ballet 11 1

Peggy Willis, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof\, Dance Production 2

Under.graduat.eCourse!4 13_....1LAdv. Modern Dance I, II 1-1

Pantomime I Choreography 2

JA/..; 1 Workshop in Dance 1

Mn.:iral Stage Dance I Dance for Elem. School Children 3

Modern Dance 2 Selected Topics 1

Ballet 3 Independent Study 3

Improvisation i Cooperative Education (Dance) 1-6

Dance Production Activities I Graduate Courses S.H.

Modern Dance Repertory 2 1):::ce Performance 2

Pedagogy 3 Professional Affiliation in

History of the Dance 3 Dance 3-6

Performing Group Research Methods in Dance 3

Texas Tech University Ballet Workshon in Dance 1-6

Director: Peggy Willis History of Dance: Primitive to

Formal and Informal Concerts, Touring Renaissance 3

History of Dance: i:onaissance to

Modern 3

Dance Pedagogy: Ballet 3

TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY/State Institution Choreographic Studies in Dance 3

Dept. of Dance Dance for the Handicapped 3

P.O. Box 23717 TWU Station Adapted Dance 3

Denton, TX 76204 Adv. Ballet I, II 1-1

(8:7) 383-1573 Modern Dance Theatre Tech. 1, Il 1-1

Aileen Lockhart, Chairperson Philosophy of Dance 3

Drees Dance Pedagogy.: Modern and Jazz 3

B.A. Dance and Related Arts Special Topics (Master's) 1-3

8.5. Dance and Related Arts with Individual Study 1-3

Teaching Credentials Cooperative Education 1-3

M.A., Ph.D. Dance and Related Arts Thesis 6

Program Emphasis: Performance, Education, Critical Analysis of Professional

Ballet, Modern Dance, History, Choreo- Literature 3

graphy and Pedagogy. Interdisciplinary Seminar in Dance & Related Arts 1-3

degrees also available Special. Topics (Doctoral) 1 -3

Faculty Cooperative Education 1-3

Rosann M. Cox Dissertation 6 //

Sarah Davis Performing Group

Adrienne Fisk Dance Repertory Theatre

Penelope Hanstein Director: Adrienne Fisk

Charles Barrett International Folk Dance Company

Marilyn Hinson Director: Gladys Keeton

(;ladys Keeton Formal and Informal Concerts

Aileen Lockhart

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UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON-CLEAR ;SAKE C1TY/State Faculty

2700 Bay Area Blvd.Barbara Agosta, Assoc. Instr.

U.H. Clear LakeDede Albers, Adj. Instr.

Houston, TX 77002Ilene' Arnold, Assoc. Prof.

(713) 488-9264William F. Christensen, Prof. Emeritus

Jan Stockman Simonds, CoordinatorMattlyn Cavern, Professor

DegreesDenise Schultze Godfrey, Adj. Assoc. Prof.

B.A. Theatre Arts-Dance\ Louis Godfrey, Adj. Assoc. Prof.

M.A. HumanitiesBarbara Hamblin, Adj. f1st. Prof.

Program Emphasis: Performance, Education, Bruce Marks, Professor

Ballet:, and Modern DanceToni Lander Marks, Adj. Prof.

UH/CLC is an upper division School Cordon Paxman, Professor

Students must have 54 credits to he Karen Shores, Adj. Assoc. Prof.

admittedSondra Sugai, Adj. Assoc. Prof.

IacultyTenley Taylor, Adj. Instr.

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Farrell Dyde, B.S., LecturerArdean Watts, Chairman

Anne Jenkins, M.A., Instructor Undergraduate Courses Q.11.

Robyn McNelly, M.A., i.ecturerPointe, 1st Year 1

Jean Stockman Simonds, M.A., Assoc. Prof Intro, 'Theatre Performance 3 L

Denise .,,J' ,iki Williams, Lecturer2

Ballet. Basics

Sonja Zare M.A., Lecturer Beg. Ballet Tech. 2

.._JI.Undergraea i,,ate CoursesLallet Tech. 2nd Year 2

History 01. Dance .3Tech. Modern Dance, 1st Year 3

Kinesiology for the Dancer 3 Ballet Tech. 1st_ Year 3

FundamJ;ntals of Dance 31Character Dance

Dance Pedagogy 3 Pointe 2nd Year 1

Music and the Dance 32

Ballet Technique 3

Mi me

Character Dance,2nd Year 3

Modern Dance 3 Jazz, lst: Year 1

Dance Composition 3 Jazz, '2nd Year 1

1-Josearch A Performanee 3 Independent Study Arr.

H. .Graduate Courses S Pointe,3rd Year 1

1):111Ct' Pedagorl

Music Theatre, 1st Year 2

Modern Dance i-chnique 3 Music Theatre, 2nd Year 2

Rehearsal A Performance 3 Tech. Open Class 3

Adv. Choreography 33Ballet Tech. 3rd Year

Problems in Theatre var. Jazz, 3rd Year 1

Pe r form i nLCrouTPointe,4th Year 3

Ull/CIC Wtic, CollectiveBallet Tech. 4th Year 3 .

Director: aoan Stockman Simonds. Graduate Courses Q.V.

Formal and Informal Concerts. Touring PMT Company 4

Partner-Adagle 1

Men's ClassVariation Class 1

Choreography4

PTAHChoreography Project Arr.

Repertory-Ensemble Arr.

Repertory-Showcase Arr.

FMVERSITY ((F UTAH/State institution Pointe-Graduate1

Dept. 01 BalletBallet Tech. Grad. 3

301 Dance BuildingIndependent Study Arr.

j:alt Lid.- City, PT 84112Independent Study- Production Arr.

(8011 781-31independent Study-Choreography Arr

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Adrean Watts. Ch,rmanIndependent Study-Performance

De-reesIndependent Study-Teachin,j

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B.V.A. Ball..t MajorGrad. Projects

F.A. Mnal Theatre ELyhasis Grad. Research Project.

1. Ballet MajorThesis Research-Masters

,o re,:oiredThesis Cons.-Masters

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UTAH VERMONT

Arr.Performing Dance Performance 6 Repertory A

Ballet West II Dance History 4-4-4

Director: William Christensen Dance Philosophy

Concerts Teaching Methods in Children's

Liaison with Professimial Dance

Ballet Went. Adv. Teaching Methods in

Director: Bruce Marks Children's Dance 2

Modern Dance Teaching Methods 5

Adv. Principles of Teaching Arr.

Senior Dance Seminar

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Research & Teaching Dance

Dept. of Modern Dance Kinesiology Arr.

Dance Building Dance History 5

Salt Lake City, UT 84112 5Dance History-Modern

(801) 581-7321 Problems in Historical Research Arr.

Jacqueline Clifford, Chairman Adv. Dance Philosophy & Criticism 2

Degrees Problems in Dance Education 2

B.F.A. Modern Dance Major Independent Study Arr.

Program Emphasis: Performance, Educall Research Design 1

Research Consultation

M.I.A. Modern Performance and/or Performing Crony

Choreography Performing; Danscompany

M.A. Modern Dance, Education, History Director: Louhelle Mangelson

or KinesiologyFacultyJacqueline Clifford, Ph.D., ProfessorSally Fitt, Ed.D., Assoc. Prof.Elizabeth Hayes, Ed.D., Professor VERMONT

Loubelle Mangulson, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof.Shirley Ririe, M.S.,ProfessorJoan Woodbury, M.S.,Professor BENNINGTON COLLEGE/Private Institution

Undergraduate Courses S.M. Bennington, VT 05201

Beg. Modern Dance 1 (802) 445-5401 ext. 202

Inter. Modern Dance I Degrees

Adv. Modern Dan,:e 2 B.A., M.A. Dance Major and Minor

Intro. to Dance 4 Interdisciplinary Degree

Modern Dance Tech. & Theory Arr. Program Emphasis: Performance and Modern

Modern Dance Workshop 2-2-2 Dance

Elements of Music 1 Auditions required

Rhythmic Analysis 2 Faculty

Individual Differences in Movement Ja6.. Moore

Performance 2 Wendy Perron

Conditioning for Dancers 1-1-1 Berbara Twan

Dance Production Lab. Arr. Joe IrThittman

Dance Accompniment 2 Martha Whittman

Resources is Lance ,1.companiment 2 Undergraduate Courses

Independent Study Arr. Beg. Composition

Dance Kinesiology Arr. Inter. Composition

Adv. Dance 1,:inesiology 3 Adv. Composition.

Adv. Dance improvisation 2 Intro. to Dance

Sound as a Basis for Choreography 2 Teaching Dance to Children

Dramatic Forms & Choreography 2 Performance Criticism

Dance Lecture-Demonstration 2 Stage Movement

Choreography for Visual Media 2 Lighting

New Directions in Choreography 2 Stage Ct,ift

Adv. Composition & Production Arr. Costume

Dance Prodo Lion 2-2-1 Techique Classes at all levels

Senior Choreography & Production 2 The Graduate Program is designed by the

Tech. 1.-p.1;ng,to Repertory 2 student. No set Graduate-Course.

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VIRGINIAManagement

3

Research Techniques 3

Readings and Research 3 ea.

JAMES MADISON UNIVLRSITY/Stato InstitutionThesis

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Dept. of Physical & Health EducationCourse work in related areas

Godwin Hallpossible

Harrisonburg, VA 22807Performing Grou

(703) 433-6511James Madison University Dante Theatre

Earlynn J. Mill'', ('on, dindlorDirector: Earlynn J. Mill,

1),",reeitFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

I) A., 6 .:. Croce 9,lior anticipated to

begin Fall 1982

0.S. Interdisciplinary DegreeMinor available with various, undergraduate MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE/State Institution

degreesDept. of Dramatic Art: ;; and Dance

MS. Interdisciplinary DegreeFredricksburg, VA 22401

Program mphasis: Performance, Education, (703) 899-4338

Ballet., Modern, International and Roger Kenvin, Chairman

American Folk DanceDegrees

Y°:1111_,Y

B.A. Dance Major

Litwin ,... Howard, M.S., InstructorB.A. Interdisciplinary Degree in

Billie Lepczyk, d.D., Asst. Prof.Performing Arts

Earlynn J. Miller, hd.D., ProfessorProgram Emphasis: Ballet, Jazz, Modern

te Trammel, N.A., Instructorand Ethnic Dance

e,,hil Crawford, M.S., Musical Director Faculty

rndergraduate Courses 0.11.

Modern Dance (S semesters) 2 en.

Ballet (1 semesters) 2 en.

AMerican Folk Dance 2

International Volk Dance (2 sem.) 2 ea.

Ballroom Dance (2 semesters) 2 oa.

Performance (4 semesters) 2 ea.

Choreography (2 semesters) 2 on.

Technical Dance Theatre ( sem.) 2 en.

Direction2

Improvisation2

Composition (2 semesters) 3 en.

History3

Teaching of the Folk Forms 2

Rhythmic Analysis 3

Production3

Rcroat-ional Dance Leadership 2

Dance in the Elementary School 2

Ube Dance. Professional3

New Directions in Dance 1-3

Topi,:.i in Dance 1-3

8tudies 1-3

Courses in the Related is,

Scientific Basis of Movement,

Labanotalion, Effort/ShapeMovement Analysis

Oraduat Courses S. it.

Direction & Performance of

.Dance Repertoire (2 sem.) 3

Principles of Motor Learning 3

Contemporary Trends &

in DancePrdiAicum in Choreographyt:on,:.-rt Production N Company

04

Amy Ginsburg, M.A., Instructor

Jean Graham, M. M. , i'Vtit. Prof.

Sonja Dragomanovic, Assoc. Prof.

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Ballet Technique 1-14

Modern Dance Technique 1-14

Jazz Dance2-4

Ethnic Dance3

Classical Ballet Variations 3

Dance History9

Compositional Forms 3

Dance Styles 3

Choreography6

Analysis of Dance Techniques 3

Movement for the Theatre 3

Seminar in Dance 3

Special Studies in Dance 1 -3

Dance ,duct ion 3

Intern ip 1-6

Individual Study 1-3

Dance Company1-8

RADFORD UNIVERSITY/State Institution

Dance DepartmentBox 57 34

Radford University StationRadford, VA 24142-571!(703) 731-5162Pegeen H. Albig, Ch.tii,eut

1)(1."".'sB.A,, B r.A., Daiee

B.S. , LA., Ii;' let

B.S. , B.A. Inc -y Degree

VIRGINIA

FacultyPegeen H. Alhig, Ph.D., Assoc. Prot.MdrY Pat BdIkus, Ph.D., ProfessorErato Jelincic, Artist -in- -Residence

ha mar Kessler, Artist -in-ResidenceUndergraduate CoursesBallet (beginning through low-

intermediate levels)Social DanceTap Dance

ILI1.

2-102

2-2

and Con'emporary Dance 2,5 ea.

Repertory I

SHENANDOAH COLLEGE ANI) CONSERVATORY OF MUSICShenandoah College Millwood PikeWinchester, VA 22601(703) 667-8714 ext. 465Bess Wood, Chairperson

De reef;

Beginning Modern Dance 2-2-2 B,S, Dance Major.

Jaz.. Dance 2-6 13,S. Dance Emphasis

Inter. Modern hMlei. 2-18 Program Emphasis: Education

Rehe 'rsal h Performance 2 Faculty

High-inter. Ballet 3-24 Robyn Hart, B.S.

Intl.'. to Dance Therapy 3 \Dianne Hunt, M.A.

V,,' iild Square Dance 2 Wennad Vostrikov, Professional Credentials

M. l.. ,i); of Teaching Dance "Under Course:; S.H.

Dance Production 2-8

.graduate

Ethnic Dance Forms 1

Problems in Dance Dance Composition f 2

Pointe Technique 2-8 Jazz Level. I I

Adv. Ballet 3-36 Tap 1

Acc,uapanirwrt for Moveimait Creative Dance for Children L

Adv. Volk 6 Square Dance 2 Ethnic Dance Forms 1

Dance for Children I Jazz II 1

Symposium in Dance 2-2-2 Dance Improvisation 2

Choreographic Studies in Dance 2 -6 Dance Composition IT 2

History & Philosophy of Dance 3-3-3 Ballet Technique III 1

Independent. Study 1-4 Modern Dance ILI L

Performing- Crou6I.

Dance Production I

Radford University Dance Theatre Dance and Music 2

Director: Pegeen H. Albig Ballet Technique IV 1

Formal and Informal Concerts, Touring Techniques of Teaching Dance 2

History of Dance from PrimitiveMan Through the Renaissance

RANDOLPH-MACON WOMAN'S COLLEGE/Private Inst History of Dance from the Baroque

Dept. of Dance Period to Present 3

2500...ormont.1,yi( libtirl,;, VA 2403

',Urio4) 046-1392 ,.,(t.. 2'14 VIRGINIA INTE'lMONT COLLEGE/Private Institution

On ;ih :;travinska, Chair Ballet De:mrtment

Degree Box 259

13.F.A. Dance Major or Emphasis Bristol, .y 24201

Program Emphasis: Pei'formance, (703) 466- '4(11 ext. 55

Choreography, Modern Dance Constanco Hardinge, DirectorDegreesegrees

Georgette Amowitz, [mitt-In:tor B.A. Dan-,:e Major

''.:fen McGehee, rirofessor B.A. Inierdi-;:iplinary Degree

:;,crab Stravinska, A.,st. Prof. rrogram Emphasis. Balle',., Performance and

Under,raduate Courses S.H. Ballet

History of Dance I, If 6 Teacher Training

Beg. Composition it Auditions required

000 Inter. Composition 6 Faculty

Adv. Composition 6 Deanna Cole

Elementary Labanotation 3 Constance Hardinge

Inter, Labanolation 3 Robert. Spdur

Play Production I 3 Deborah Weston

Senior Seminar 4-6 Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Daily Technique Classes in Ballot Kinesiology 6 Physiolow; 3

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BalletJazz 1, II

Ballet TerminologyDance History I, II

Modern Dance I, II

Character'Choreography 1, II

VariationsA dog

Performing CompanyActing I

t-3tagecraft I

Theatre History I, 11

CompositionLiteratureElementary Fren,nWet,L.rn Civilization

im It or El,.ments

lass Voi

tH, Music

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to 3)1 nal Art.-;

of 1

24

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11:z, ohservation

h ng ur Ballet 3

Dmonstrat Hi)()V Classical Repertory

'r Pepertory 1

Ldent Teaching 6

Pr ,duction Assistance, P,,rforming

Company8-24

Performing (;rotil:

Bri,,tol Ballet: CompanyHireLtor: Constance Hardingetoticert

WASHINCToN

col<:; I ;;If l6/Pr i vat,' lip-; t i int i nn

lit t id)'; f, t 1.4.tAt t 1e, WA 961),'

(206) 323-1400Lois Rathvon, Chair

Mdloi

,Mod,,rn

P ilorman(e, and Choreographyt

rHijj r, d

Holt':

Rdthvon,,

, itae Odvi :1

mdl CredchtialsCr.',N

Patricia Hon, Professional Credentials

Karen lryinMarilyn Johnston, B.A.Alan MadsenRonda D. Miller, B A.Kathy Rockefeller, M.S.Michael SahlenJoanna Mundi-Shaw, M.F.A.Cheryl Wise, 11,5.

Undergraduate Courses S.M.

Ballet Technique for Majors ti

Ballet. Technique for Non-MajOrs

Male TechniqueModern Technique for MajorsModern Tech. for Non-MajorsJazzTheatre DanceTap DanceMusic for Dancers "i

Stage ProductionCostume DesignPerformanceInter. Ballot Tech. for MajorsInter. Ballet Tech. for Noll-

MajorsPointeInter. Modern Tech. For MajorsInter. Modern Tech, for Non-

MajorMovement Analysis & ImprovisationCharacter DancePerformanceAdv. Ballet Tech. for MajorsAdv. Ballet Tech. for Non-MajorsAdv. Modern Tech. for Majors

Adv. Modern Tech. for Non-MajorsDance NotationChoreographyPartnering TechniquesSenior ProjectTerminology/Teachin Process

Special ProjectPerforming GroupCornish Dance TheatreDirector: Lois Rathvon, Frank RaysFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

EASTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY/Slat(. Inst.

Dept. of TheatreCheney, WA 99004(509) 359-2459

Rocklin, ChairmanDe teesB.A. in Theatre wiih Dance MinorB.A. Interdisciplinary Degree dcH},,ned

for individualProgram Emphasis: Perfnrmanc:, Modern

Dance and BalletFacultyEdie Bucklin, Assoc. Prof.Leonard Fowler, Artist-in-ResidenceUndergraduate CoursesPointe & VariationBallet I, II, IIIDoublerAdagioJazz I, II, IIIModern Dance I, II, IIIDance in HumanitiesBallet, Technique & Term.ModernDance TechniqueRehearsal & PerformancePerforming GroupEastern Washingtoh University Dance

The'atre

Director: Edie BucklinFormal and Informal. Concerts, Touring,

PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY/Private InstitutionSchool of Physical EducationTacoma, WA 98447(206) 535-7359Maureen McGill, Coordinator

DegreeDance Minor offered in P.E. with

courses cross - referenced asCommunication Arts

FacultyMaureen McGill, M.A., Asst. Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Rhythms & Dance 4

Professional Activities: Dance 4

Independent Study 1-4

-----Beg-.--Madern Dance 1

Inter. Modern Dance 1

Adv. Modern Dance 1

Folk &' Social Dance 1

Dance Ensemble 1

Explorations in Space 4

Professional Practicum, Teaching \

2DirectingMusic History IIntro. to Modern ArtHuman AnatomyPhysiology

2

4

4

4

Performing Group,Pacific Lutheran UniverSity Dance EnsembleDirector: MaureenFormal and Informal Concerts Touring

WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY/State InstitutionDept. of Physical Education for WomenPullman, WA 99164

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(509) 335-5029 or 335-4251Wilhelmina Weaver, Coordinator

DegreesUndergraduate Degree with Dance MinorProgram Emphasis: Performance, Education,

Recreational Dance or TherapyM.S. or M.A.T. in Physical Education with

Dance Concentration; individuallydesigned.

FacultyDiane Albright, M.S.,Assoc. Prof.Andrea Brown, M.S.,Asst. Prof.Gail Evans, M.S., InstructorKelli Koltyn, M.S.,IpptructorTony Tenisci, M.S., .k rut ctorWilhelmina C. Weaver, Ph.D., sst. Prof.

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Recreational DanceModern/Jazz/Ballet TechniqueRecreational Dancefor theTeacher

Modern/Jazz/Ballet for theTeacher

Dance/Movement Therapy.Composition & ChoreographyInstructional PracticumSpecial ProblemsBeg., Inter., Adv. ModernBeg!, Inter., BalletBeg., Inter. JazzAerobic DanceSocial\Dance, Beg., Adv.Disco DanceInternational Fop. DanceWestern Square DanceChicano Dance TheatreCreative Rhythms for ChildrenPerforming GroupOrchesisDirector: Wilhelmina WeaverFormal and Informal. Concerts, Touring

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WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY/State-Inst.Dept.' of Theatre/DanceBellingham, WA 98225(206) 676 -3878Kim Arrow, Coordinator

DegreesB.A.. Dance Major or MinorM.A. Theatre with Dance MinorFacultyKim Arrow, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Monica Gutchow, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Nicolas Orloff, Adj. Instr.Undergraduate CoursesDance Improvisation 2

Dance & Culture 3

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Composition 1, 2 & 3Ballet Technique - 3 levelsModern Technique - 4 levels

Rhythmic AnalysisHistory 1450-onLabanotationDance Arts in EducationHistory PrimitiveDance TourMusic

WEST VIRGINIA

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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY/State Institution

E.Moore Hall, WVUMorgantown, WV 26505(304) 293-2080No Coordinator listed

DegreesB.S., -M.S. Dance Minor within P.E. Dept.

Program Emphasis: Performance, Education,

Modern Dance and Choreography

Facu4tyMargaret Devaney, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.

David Wanstreet, B.A., InstructorMary K. Wiedebusch,M.A., Assoc. Prof.

Bruce Wilmoth, M.S., Assoc. Prof.

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Beg. Ballet 1

Ballroom Dance 1

Elementary Jazz Dance 1

Beg'. Tap Dance 1

Folk Dance 1

Elementary Modern 1

Adv. Modern 1

Inter. Jazz 1

Theory & Practice of ModernDance Technique 2

Adv. Dance Techniques & Principles

of Choreography 2

Dance Composition 2

Folk & Ballroom Dance 2

Basic Rhythms & Dance Accompaniment 2

Special Topics (Performance) 1-3

Jazz I, II, IIIElementary BalletBallet II, IIIGraduate CoursesRhythms & DanceModern Dance Techniques and

CompositionAmerican Folk DanceHistory & Philosophy of Dance

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Performing GroupBallet EnsembleDirector: David WanstreetMountain Jazz Dance TheatreDirector: Margaret Devaney

OrchesisDirector: Mary K. WiedebuschFormal and Informal Concerts, Touring

WISCONSIN

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-Madison/State Inst.

Dept. of Physical Education & Dance

1050 University AvenueMadison, WI 53706(608) 262-1640

Degrees.B.S., M.S., M.F.A., Ph.D.FacultyJudy AlterMary BrennanRobert BrennanJenny BurrillMargot ColbertBarb GoldfarbJudith GrayDiana LimClaudia MelroseAnna NassifRobin PettersonCynthia Roberts-ThompsonDeborah RomeoPhyllis SanfilippoMarianne SheaPeter WongBess ZanaTibor ZanaUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Practice of Dance Technique-Mod. 24

Theory & Practice of Ballet 8

Theory & Fundamentals of Movementfor Dancers

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An Intro. to Movement Notation 1

An Intro. to Movemeht Analysis 1

Dance: An Intro. Survey 3

Structural Relationships Between

Music and Dance 2,

Rhythmic Movement Laboratory I 4

Dance Accompaniment-Music 2.

Dance Performance Workshop 1-3

Dance Composition 10

Dance Repertory Theater 8

Folk & Square Dance 1

Creative Dance for Children 2Teaching of Dance to Adults 3

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Practicum in DanceStuaent Teaching/ElementaryStudent Teaching /Middle orHigh School

Indept.:ndPnt Project

Perf. RequiredTheater Prod. RequiredSenior Concert RequiredPre-Dance Therapy: 4-year Emphasiswith a 2-year Practicum

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WISCONSIN

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-STEVENSTheatre Arts Dept.Stevens Poi.nt, WI 54481(715) 346-4429James Moore, ChairmanDegrees

CANADA

POINT/State

Degree or Dance

B.S. Theatre Arts-DanceB.S. Dance EducationB.S. InterdisciplinaryEmphasis

Intro. to Dance/Movement Therapy 2 Program Emphasis: Performance, Education,

Intro. to Dynamics of Dance 2 Ballet, Musical Theatre, Modern Dance

Therapy 6 and ChoreographyDynamics of Dance Therapy 6 FacultyDance Therapy PracticumGraduate Courses S.H.

Susan Hughes Gingrasso,Jam6s S, Moore, Assoc.

M.A., Assoc. Prof.Prof.

Placement Examinations Grad.Comp. - Required

Regina Saclono, M.F.A.,Undergraduate Courses

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Dance Repertory Theater . 4 Dance History 3

Choreography & Camera Techniques Composition 6

for Television 4 Modern/Ballet 10

Current Topics in Dance: Workshop 2 Kinesiology 1' 3

Movement-Communication-Meaning 3 Aesthetics & Philosophy of Dance 3

Survey of Datice History 3 Speciality & Stage. 4

Theory & Philosophy of Dance 3 Music for Dance 1

Independent Study 1-9 Dance Repertory 2-4

Lecture Demonstration in Dance 2 Adv. Choreography 3

Dance Curriculum Practices 2 Pedagogy 5

Rhythmic Structure%of Movement 2 Performing Croup

Seminar-Dance 2 Dance Midwest

Seminar-Production & Criticism 2 Director: Susan Hughes Gingrasso

Independent Project 1-9 Formal and Informal Concerts, Touring

Thesis or Research 2

Research Procedures 3

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN- OSHKOSH /State Inst.

KOLF-128Oshkosh, WI 54901(414) 424-1390Cecilia Brown, Coordinator

1 Degree.

ly.s. Dance EmphasisProgram Emphasis: Ballet, Modern Dance

and EducationFacultyCecelia Brown, Asst. Prof.Nell Sparks, Assoc. Prof.Shirley White, Assoc. Prof.Undergraduate CoursesNot listedPerforming GroupTerpsichorel'roctor: Cecilia BrownOne Formal Concert, Touring

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CANADA

GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE/State InstitutionSchool of DanceP.O. Box 1015, Station BToronto, Ontario, M5T 2T9(416) 363-9945Lois Smith, ChairpersonDegreePiploma-Dance MajorProgram Emphasis: Ballet PerformanceFaculty.Clifford CollierMauleen'ConsolatiBrenda MatthiasRobert McCollumValerie MooreNatalie SirkisLois SmithHazaros SurmeyanCharmain TurnerPatricia Uperaft

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CANADA

Undergraduate CoursesClassical Ballet

Ballet-'PracticalPointePas de DeuxCharacterModernJazzRepertoire/RehearsalsBenesh Notation-ElementaryDance & The Language of MusicPerformanceAnatomyActing Fundamentals

.Make-up/Stage Craft/

Performance PreparationBenesh Notation-Inter.Dance HistoryCareer ManagementPerforming GroupDancesmith of George Brown College'Director: Lois SmithFormal and Info'rmal Concerts, Touring

UNIVERSITY OF MONTREAL/State InstitutionPhysical Education DepartmentC.P. 6128, Succ. "A"Montreal, P.Q. H3C 3J7(514) 343-6151 or 7784Madeleine Lord, CoordinatOr

DegreeB.S. in Physical EdUcation with

Dance Emphasis.Certificate in Dance-Teacher Preparation ProgramAuditions RequiredFacultyDiane Carriere, Ph.D., Asst. ?rof.Rose-Marie Leb-Neron, Ph.D, Asst. Prof.Madeleine Lord, Ed.D., Assoc. Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Travaux Diriges 3

Fondements Theoriques de la Danse 3

1istorie de la Danse 3

Production en Danse 3

Nature Expressive du Mouvement . 3

Enseignement du Mouvement ExpressifElementaire

Techniques de RelaxationLangage Corporel 3

Jazz, Performance et Methodologie 3

Danse Contemporaine, Performanceet Methodologie

Danse Classique, Performance etMethodologie 3

Danse Folkprique, Performanceet Methodologie 3

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Creativite et Danse 3

Approche de L'Enseignement desPointes

Analyse Musicale 3

Atelier Media Drama 3

Corps Comm Source et MateriauD'Expression 3

'Pedagogie Appliquee a la Danse 3

Approche Scientifique duMouvement 3

Ecritures du MouvelkntDecor et Theatre 3

Initiation au Geste et au Mouvement

SceniqueHistoire Generale de la MusiqueHistoire du JazzHistoire de la Musique auCanada

Theorie Elementaire et PratiqueConnaissance des PercussionsIntro. a L'EsthetiqueEsthetique de la LitteraturePsychologie de L'ApprentissagePsychologie de la MotivationDeveloppement de L'Enfant et

de L'Adolescent

Formal and')Informal Concerts

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HIGH SCHOOLS OF PERFORMING ARTS

ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTSJames R. NelsonExecutive Director820 North 18th StreetBox A-16Birmingham, AL 35203(205) 252-9240

EDUCATIONAL CENTER FOR THE ARTSMrs, Gail Thompson.'Associate Director55 AudubonNew Haven, CT 06510(203) 777-5451

DUKE ELLINGTON SCHOOL OF Thy ARTSJames ThurstonChairman35th and R Streets, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20007(202) 282-0123High School DiplomaAudLtions RequiredFacultyJames Thurston, B.F.A., M.A.Sandra Fortune GreenLynn Neuman-WeltersMelba Lynn Lucas, B.F.A.'Philip GriffinTyrone MurrayKaren Bewick, B.F.A.CoursesBallet (Beg., Ihter., Adv.)Modern (Beg., Inter., Adv.)Ethnic (Beg., Inter.)Pointe (Beg., Inter.)Men's ClassDance HistoryMusic for DancersActing fo rs

Dance CompositiPerforming Group(Duke Ellington Dance EnsembleDirector:, James ThurstonTwo Formal, Concerts; Three Informal

YOUTH PERFORMING ARTS SCHOOL/Public1517 S. Second StreetLouisville, KY 40205(502) 458-5905

HIGH SCHOOLS OF PERFORMING ARTS

David X. Thurmond, ChairmanDiploma-Dance MajorFacultyDavid X. ThurmondMerritt LishkaNancy YerlyCoursesBallet I, II, III, IVJazz I, II, III, IVModern I, II, III, IVDance Ensemble (Performance)Dance for the Performing Artist (Non-Majors)Fundamentals of.Dance (In lieu of Phys. Ed.)

Performing GroupYouth Performing Arts H.S: Dance EnsembleDirector: David X. ThurmondSeveral Concerts per Year

NEW ORLEANS CENTER FOR CREATIVE ARTSDr. Thomas C. TewsPrincipal '

6048 Perrier StreetNew Orleans, LA 70118(504) 899-0055-

ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL OF VISUAL AND PERFORMINGARTSWilliam LawrenceHead Master77 Avenue Louis Pasteur.Boston, MA 02115(617) 738-6300

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INTERLOCHEN ARTS ACADEMYDance Dept.Interlochen, MI 49643(616) 276-9221 ext. 262Su Burns Grossmann, Chairperson

Diploma Dance Major Emphasis orInterdisciplinary Program

Ballet and Modern Dance Performanceare stressed

FacultyHelen EarlSu GrossmannVarious Guest Teachers Throughout the YearCoursesBeg. DanceAdv.-Beg. DanceTechnique ClassBalletModern DancePointe Class

HIGH SCHOOLS OF PERFORMING ARTS

Men's ClassDaily Rehe- arsals

Performing GroupInterlochen Arts Academy Dance Ensemble

Director: Se Grossmann/Helen EarlThree Concerts Plus a One Week Tour

LA GUARDIA HIGH SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND ART

Richard KleinPrincipalConvent Avenue and 135th StreetNew York, NY 10027(212) 926-0870

NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

Jane Van HovenRegistrarX.O. Box 12189Winston-Salem, NC 27107(919) 784-7170 ext. 2518

CINCINNATI SCHOOL FOR CREATIVE AND

PERFORMINGWil1iaM DickinsonPrincipal1310 Sycamore StreetCinciLati, OH 43210(513) 421-2680

HOPE HIGH SCHOOLKaren CarrollArts Area.Coordirator*Dept. of Public Schools211 Veazie StreetProvidence, RI 02904(401) 456-9258

ARTS MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL ATBOOKER T. WASHINGTON

aa41. ChambersAssociate Principal /Director2501 Florp StreetDallas, TX 75201.214) 747.951

HIGH SCHOOL FOR PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS

4001 StanfordHouston, TX 77006(713) 522-7811Mary Martha Lappe, Coordinator

Diploma-Dance MajorAuditions RequivrdFaculty (1-4-

Mary Martha Lappe, B.S., M.A.LuAnne Carter, B.S., M.ADonna Martin, B.A.Sonja Zarek, B.A., M.A..Donna Cameton, B.A., M.A.Dennis Passmore, B.A.Deborah Quanaim, B.A., M.A.

Ann PolajenkoDenise Williams .

Margaret MooreBeverly Shurley, B.A., M.A.

CoursesBallet (4 levels)Pointe (3 levels)Modern Dance (4 levels)Composition (2 levels)

Jazz (2 levels)Dance History'Dance ProductionDance PhotographyDance JournalismTap DanceYogaDance CostumingMusical ComedyPerforming GroupsHOVA Concert DancersHSPVA Dance EnsembleDirector: Mary Martha Lappe

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