Learning Outcomes for Theatre Arts
Upon successful completion of major requirements students will be able to demonstrate:

• an understanding of theatre history and literature in a global context
• the skills necessary to take part in the collaborative theatre process
• a deep appreciation of theatre as a unique and vital art form serving a diverse community

Major in Theatre Arts (48 Credits)
101. Intro to Theatre Arts (4cr)
105. Intro to Stagecraft (4cr)
108. Intro to Acting (4cr)
120/121. Theatre Crew (4cr)
200. Theatre Workshops (4cr)
215. European Theatre History & Literature to 1750 (4cr)
216. Global Theatre History & Literature from 1750 (4cr)
300. Theatre Practicum (4cr)
Advanced Theatre Courses (12cr)
     Minimum of three courses chosen:
     301. Contemporary Acting Styles (4cr)
     302. Period Acting Styles (4cr)
     305. Principles of Technical Theatre (4cr)
     306. Principles of Theatre Design (4cr)
     307. Directing for the Stage (4cr)
     308. Writing for the Stage (4cr)
     380/480. Internship in Theatre Arts
     390/490. Theatre Projects
460. Applied Theatre: Capstone Experience I (2cr)
461. Applied Theatre: Capstone Experience II (2cr)

Required support courses for all majors:
Completion of a Modern Language through 202

Minor in Theatre Arts (24 Credits)
101. Intro to Theatre Arts (4cr)
105. Intro to Scenecraft (4cr)
108. Intro to Acting (4cr)
120/121. Theatre Crew (2cr)
200. Theatre Workshops (4cr)
216. Global Theatre History & Literature from 1750 (4cr)
300. Theatre Practicum (2cr)