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Course Descriptions
For a full list of graduate course descriptions, go to our course descriptions page.
IN 5100 Educational Theatre: Process to Performance - 3 credits
Students will gain experience in the process of creating and presenting a community-based educational theatre piece for family audiences. Each practicum is individually tailored to meet student needs and expectations. Students will have an opportunity to work with a variety of theatre practitioners invested in the educational theatre process.
IN 5200 Multidisciplinary Art Experiences For Children - 3 credits
Students will gain knowledge and experience developing quality arts experiences for children through participation in a major integrated arts project based either at the University or in the community. Following this experience, students will have the opportunity to develop an integrated arts project within their own classrooms or organizations using visual arts, music, movement and drama to bring the curriculum to life. Class dates/times will be individualized for each student in order to ensure maximum participation.
IN 5210 Graduate Practicum in Integrated Arts - 3 credits
A supervised practicum experience in a candidate's school, employment setting or at one of several cooperating institution or arts organizations in New Hampshire where additional experience in integrated arts can be gained and practiced. Commitment includes a negotiated number of hours per week and a series of journals, a portfolio and meetings with the faculty supervisor.
IN 5300 International Arts and Culture - 3 credits
The Institute is an opportunity for students to explore a given culture through travel and participation in a specified integrated arts project. Institutes vary year to year in the country visited and the specific project undertaken. Past projects have involved performing at an arts festival in Wakefield, England, participating in a collaborative theatre project with Lithuanian and American youth, and performing throughout South Africa with a project based on writings from all over the world on peace and justice. Following the Institute, students will use the knowledge gained to design an integrated arts project for their classroom or organization.
IN 5560 Special Topics in Integrated Arts - 1-4 credits
An in-depth study of a particular topic, contemporary issue or concern. Taught by a specialist within the field being studied or as an alternative methodology. A faculty member will coordinate a series of guest speakers who will meaningfully address the topic. Since topics vary, the course may be repeated with permission of the instructor. Fall, spring and summer.
IN 5970 Integrating the Arts - 3 credits
Practicum-based course introduces students to the value and practical application of incorporating the arts into educational, cultural, recreational and human service settings. In addition to classroom lecture and discussion, a series of workshops with professional artists and teachers will allow students to observe a variety of teaching methods and philosophies. Basic skills and materials will be developed and discussed in creative drama, puppetry, music, theatre, poetry, art and movement. Winterim and summer.
