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

1. An understanding of theatre history and literature in a global context.
2. The skills necessary to take part in the collaborative theatre process.
3. A deep appreciation of theatre as a vital art form serving a diverse community.

Major in Theatre Arts (48 Credits)
Core Courses
Theatre Arts 101, Introduction to Theatre Arts
Theatre Arts 105, Introduction to Stagecraft
Theatre Arts 108, Introduction to Acting
Theatre Arts 120/121, Theatre Crew
Theatre Arts 200, Theatre Workshops
Theatre Arts 215, European Theatre History & Literature to 1800
Theatre Arts 216, Global Theatre History & Literature from 1800

Advanced Theatre Courses
(minimum of three courses/12 credits chosen from the following)
   Theatre Arts 301, Contemporary Acting Styles
   Theatre Arts 302, Period Acting Styles
   Theatre Arts 305, Principles of Technical Theatre
   Theatre Arts 306, Principles of Theatre Design
   Theatre Arts 307, Directing for the Stage
   Theatre Arts 308, Writing for the Stage
   Theatre Arts 380/480, Internship in Theatre Arts
   Theatre Arts 390/490, Theatre Projects
Theatre Arts 460, Applied Theatre: Capstone Experience I (2 credits)
Theatre Arts 461, Applied Theatre: Capstone Experience II (2 credits)

Required Support Courses
Completion of a Modern Language through 202

Students applying the theatre arts major to licensing in theatre education must complete
a secondary education minor.

Minor in Theatre Arts (20 credits)
Theatre Arts 100/300, Theatre Practicum (2 credits)
Theatre Arts 101, Introduction to Theatre Arts (4 credits)
Theatre Arts 105, Introduction to Stagecraft (4 credits)
Theatre Arts 108, Introduction to Acting (4 credits)
Theatre Arts 120/121, Theatre Crew (2-4 credits)
Theatre Arts 200, Theatre Workshops (2-4 credits)