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PREFACE

Spreading the word about dance is a major commitment of the National

Dance AssoOiation. In making this commitment to its membership, theAssociation also accepts the responsibility of providing information on

the many aspects of dance. The intended function of the Dance Directoryis to inform dance proponents about the existence of professional prep-

a;ation programs in American colleges and universities.

Included in the tenth edition of=the Dance /'rectory is updated programinformation and new informat4on not incorporated#in previous editions.

/The editors believed that a more complete relikesentation of a dance

`grogram could be established if included along with course offerings,.facult ,h. and degree status was information on number of majOr students,

auditi requirements, certification-, number of concert performances

and pro ssional company affil tion. All listings in the directory

were compiled from material r ceived from persons in charge of the

respective dance programs.

t,The editors extend a graci us thank you to Ms. Jan Wheeler, the

compiler and typist. The ce Directory is one of the many services

provided by the, National Dan bp Association, an Association of the

AmericaArAlliance'for Health, Physical Education and Recreation.

This tenth edition supe/,:edes all previous directories prepared by

the Association. \

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CandYNorton, Co-editorMarilyn G. Trigg, Co-editorThe University of GeorgiaAthens, Georgia

KEY TO SYMBOLS

Types of Program

Dance Education: a major curriculum in dance designed to prepare

teachers of dance.,

Performing Arts: a major curricului in dance designed to prepare

performing dance artists;

Dance Concentration: A selection of dance courses required in

professional preparation for a major in a 'related field, such

as Physical Ed0qation or Fine Arts.

Asterisk (*) preceding personnel indicates person in charge of

,-dance program.

Two astericks (**) preceding course liqting indicate course can:-

also'be taken for graduate credit.

Three astericks (***) follpwing a school's name indicate that

information may not be current.

EducationalDegrees

/ B.A. or A.B. Bachelor of Arts

B.F.A. Bachelor of Fine Arts

B.S. Bachelor of ScienceB.P.E. Bachelor of*Physical EducationB.M. Bachelor of Music

B.S.E. Bachelor of Science in Education

M.A. Master of ArtsM.Ed. Master of EducationM.F.A. Master of Fine Arts

M.M. Master of Music

M.A.T. Master of Arts in Teaching

M.P.E. Master of Physical Education

M.S. Master of ScienceM.S.P.E. Mastef-bf Science in Physical Education

M.S.Ed. Master of Science in Education

Ed.D. Doctor of EducationPh.D. Doctor of Philosophy

Doctor of Physical Education

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COLLEGE

/ALABAMAAthens State CollegeAuburn UniversityTroy State UniversityTuskegee Institute

ALASKAUniversity of Alaska

ARIZONAArizona State Univers,?_ty.

Northern Ariona UniversityUniversity of Arizona

ARKANSASArkansas State.University--University of 4rkansas

CALIFORNIACalifornia Polytechnic St-ate

UniversityCalifornia State University

ChicoFresnoFullertonHaywarell;

Long BeachLos Angelds

De Anza CollegeDominican College, of San RafaelHumboldt State. UniversityLoyola Marytount UniversityMerritt College.'Mills CollegeOccidental CollegeOrange Coast College'San Diego State UniversitySan Francisco,State UniversityStanford UniversityUnited States InternationalUniver&ty '

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University of California

DavisIrvineLos AngelesRiverside k

Santa BarbaraSanta Cruz

University of Santa Clara

COLORADO'Colorado CollTgeColorado State Universi-4Mesa CollegeStephens, Perry- Mansfield

School of Dance and TheatreUniversilkof ColoradoUniversitro DenverUniversity of NorthernColorado

CONNECTICUTArnold CollegeConnecticutSouthern Connecticut StateCollegb.

St. Joseph College

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

9 American University9 Federal City College

George, Washington University1010,10111111121.3

FLORIDAEckerd CollegeFlorida'State UniversityMiami-Dade Community CollegeUniversity of FloridaUniversity of Miami

13 GEORGIAGeorgia SoUthern CollegeGeorgia State UniversitySpelman CollegeUniversity of Georgia

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HAWAIIUniversity of Hawaii

IDAHOUniversity of daho

ILLINOISChicago,Consortium of Colleges

and UniversitiesGeorge Williams CollegeIllinois State UniversityNorthern Illinois UniversityNorthwestern UniversitySouthern Illinois UniversityUniversity'of Illinois

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INDIANABall State UniversityButler UniversityIndiana State UniversityIndiana University

IOWAIowa State UniversityUniversity of Iowa

KANSASUniversity of KansasWichitattateU

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KENTUCKYEastern Kentucky UniversityUniversity-of Kentucky

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MASSACHUSETTSBoston Conservatory 42Bridgewater State College 43

Mount Holyoke College 43

Northeastern University '43

Smith College 44Springfield College 44

Tufts University 44University of Massachusetts' 45

MICHIGANEastern Michigan University 45Hope College 46

Michigan State University 46

Wiskegon Community College 47

1. University of Michigan 47

Wayne State University 48

Western Michigan University 49,

.M NESOTA! _ ankato State College

Southwebt,Minnesota'StAte-

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Northwestern State University,.._ 38,

Southeastern Louisiana'University 38

University of New Orleans '4

University of, SouthwesternLouisiana

MARYLANDGompunity College of Balti reFrostburg State.CollegeGoucher CollegeTowson'Slpte UniversityUniversity of Mary/landWashington College

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Stephens CollegeUnfversity of Missouri'University of gssourioa

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Washington Universit

MONTANAMontana State University

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NEBRASKACreighton UniversityUniversity of .Nebraska

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NEVADAOHIO

University of Nevada 57Antioch College 75

Baldwin-Wallace College 75

NEW HAMPSHIREBowling Green State University 76

University of New Hampshire 57Cleveland..ptate College 76

Kent State University 76

NEW JERSEYLake"Erie College 77

Douglass College of Rutgers 58 Miami University 77

,Glassboro State College 58 Oberlin College 78

Ramapo College of New Jersey 58 Ohio State University 78

Trenton State College 59Ohio University 79

William Patterson College 59Ohio Wesleyan University 79

University of Akron 80

NEW YORKUniversity of Toledo 80

Adelphi University 59Wright State University 81

Barn.ird College 60

Brooklyn College 60 OKLAHOMA

City College of New York / 61University of Oklahoma 81

Columbia University TeachersCollege 62 OREGON

Cornell University 62Oregon State University 82

Hamilton College 63 Portland State University 82

Herbert H. Lehman College, 63 Reed College 83

Hofstra University 64University of Oregon 83

Hunter College 64

Institute for Mental Retardation 65 PENNSYLVANIA

The Julliard School 65 Cedar Crest College 84

New York Unive'sity 66Eabt Stroudsburg State College 84

Pratt Institute 67Pennsylvania State University 84

Russell Sage C011ege 68 Temple University 85

Sarah Lawrence College 68University of Pittsburg 86

State University of New York.West Chester State College 87

Binghamton 69

Brockport 69 SOUTH CAROLINA

Buffalo 71 Columbia College 87

Geneseo 71 Furman University 88

Potsdam 72 Winthrop College 88

Purchase 72

NORTH CAROLINA

SOUTH DAKOTA.,88South Dakota State University

North Carolina School of

the Arts 72 TENNESSEE

University of North Carolina",

at Charlotte. 73

Middle Tennessee StateUniversity 89

University of North Carolinaat Greensboro 73

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College for TeachersUniversity of Tennessee

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Sam Houston State University 90

Southern Methodist University 91

Southwest Texas State University 92

Texas Christian University 92

Texas Tech University, 93

Texas Women's University 93

University of Texas at Austin 94

UTAHBrigham Young University 94

University of Utah 95Utah State University 97

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VERMONTCastleton State College 97

University of Vermont 98

VIRGINIAHampton Inititute 98

Hollins College 98

James Madison University 99

Mary Washington College 99

Radford College 100

Randolph-Macon Woman's College 100

Virginia Intermont College 101

WASHINGTONCentral Washington State

College 101

Cornish Institute of Allied

Arts 101

Eastern Washington University 102

Pacific -Lutheran University 103

Washington State University 103

Western Washington University 103

WISCONSINUniversity of WisconsinMadison 104

Milwaukee 105

Oshkosh 105

River Falls 106

Whitewater 106

WYOMINGCasper CollegeUniversity of Wyoming

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ALABAMA

ATHENS STATE COLLEGEAthens, Alabama 35611

State ControlCoedEnrollment 1,200Dance Program in P.E. Dept.

Undergraduate PrograinB.S. and BP.E. DegreesJr. and Sr.,Students

Summer ProgramPersonnel

*Angeline Nazaretian, M.S.,Assoc. Prof.

Undergraduate CoursesFolk DanceSquare DanceSocial Dance

AUBURN UNIVERSITYAuburn, Alabama 36830

Public ControlCoedEnrollment 17,523Dance Program in H.P.E.R. Dept. ,

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. DegreeDance Concentr;-11bn

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 1

PersonnelSondi Feldmaier; Adjunct Inst.Matrie Fellom McGibboney, Inst.*Phyllis Penney

Undergraduate CoursesAerobic DanceFolk DanceSocial DanceTap DanceBalletBallet IIJazzModern DanceModern Dance IISkills and Concepts of DanceConduct of DanceDance for Children

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Dance SurveyDance ProductionDance TheatreSpecial Topics-Dance Comp.Independent Study-Choreo-

graphyDance Concept and Related

Classroom Experiences

TROY STATE UNIVERSITYTroy, Alabama 36081

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 9,000

Personnel*Pat Allison, Ed. D.Joyce Sorrell, M.S.Virginia Watson, M.S.

Undergraduate CoursesSquare Dance 1

Folk Dance 1

Ballroom Dance 1

Basic Rhythms and Folk Dance 1

Modern Dance 1

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TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE ***Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, 36088Private ControlCoedDance Program in P.E. Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. DegreeDance Concentration

Personnel*Margaret D. Chenier, M.A., Asst.

Prof.

Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance IModern Dance IIMethods of Teaching DanceSocial DanceiAdvanced Social DanceFolk DanceSquare DanceDance Fundamentals I, II

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UNIVERSITY OF ALASKAFairbanks, Alaska 99701

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 3,000Dance Program in P.E. Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramB.A., B.S. Degrees

Early Summer ProgramPersonnel

*Theresa H. Tomczak, M.S., Assoc.Prof.

Undergraduate CoursesBeginning Modern DanceIntermediate Modern DanceFolk DaceTechnique of RhythmsAlaskan Native DanceSocial Dance

ARIZONA

ARIZONA STATiLUNIVERSITYTempe, Arizona 85281

State ControlCoedEnrollment 37,000Dance Program in H.P.E.R. Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 130BA. in Education, B.A. in Dance,B.A. in Humanities, B.F.AInterdisciplinary DegreeCertification in Dance, SecondaryAreas of specialization:

teaching, performance, choreo-graphy

graduate ProgramEnrollment 4

Summer ProgramPerforming Co.Formal Concerts 3Informal Concerts 2Senior Student Concerts 3-4Touring Concerts 4

Personnel*Beth Lessard, M.S., Assoc. Prof.

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Margaret Gisolo, M.A., Prof.Graham deFreitas, M.F.A., Asst.

Prof.Marion Jones, M.A., Asst. Prof.Claudia Melrose, B.A., LecturerAnne Pittman, Ph.D., Prof.Margaret DesJardin, Accompanist-

ComposerUndergraduate Courses

Contemporary DanceDance Notation I, IIFund. of ChOreographyAdvanced ChoreographyChoreography & Accomp. 2

Senior Performance Seminar 2-2

History and Philosophy ofDance 2

Dance in Diverse Cultures,Modern Technique I, II, III,

IV 1

Ballet Technique I, II, III,IV 1

Modern Dance for DramaStudents 1

Technique of ImproviSation 1

Folk, Square, Ballroom 1

Music for Dance 2

Dance Production I 2

Dance Production II 2

Theory and Practice ofTeaching Folk, SquareSocial 2

Theory and Practice ofTeaching Modern Dance

Children's 'DanceDance Theatre.

Graduate Courses.Advanced Problems in Analysis

of Dance TechniqueMusical Analysis for Dance

AccompanimentDance Notation IIICultural Concepts of DanceDance Philosophy & Criticism.

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Individual & Group Choreography 3Creative Research Project 6Seminar 3

NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITYFlagstaff, Arizona 86001

State ControlCoed'Enrollment 13,000Dance Program in P.E.Iblept.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 30B.S.E.DegreeDance MinorDance Concentration

Graduate ProgramM.A.

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 3Touring Concerts 1-2

Personnel*E.J. Topp, Ed. D.Janey Limpert, Instructor

Undergraduate CoursesBeginning Folk DanceBeginning Modern DanceIntermediate Modern DanceBeginning Square & Social Dance 1

Techniques and Materials ofeaching Dance

Beg ning BalletIntermediate BalletHistorical DanceAdvanced Dance Technique,

Composition & NotationGraduate Courses

Advanced Modern DanceCreative DanceMethods & Material'for

Teaching Advanced Modern.Dance

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONATucson, Arizona 85721

' CoedEnrollment over 30,000Dance Program in P.E. and

Athletics Dept.Undergraduate Program,Enrollment 65

B.S. DegreeDance MajorDance Minor

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Interdisciplinary B.F.A. DegreeProgram in Summer Session (occasional)

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 4Informal Concerts 6-10Touring Concerts 10-12

Personnel*Sandra Hammond, LecturerFrances Smith Cohen, B.A.,

Prof.John M. Wilson,.Ph. D., Prof.George Zoritch, Lecturer

Undergraduate Courses

Asst.

S.H.

Character Ballet 1

Folk Dance 1.

Beginning Improvisation 1

Advanced Improvisation 1

Ballet Theory & Technique I 2

Ballet Theory & Technique I 2

Modern Theory & Technique I 2

Modern Theory & Technique I 2

Theatre Dance 1

History of Dance 3History of Dance 3Basic Choreography 2

Basic Choreography 2

,Jazz, TapCbpr

BalletBalleModern ThModern ThB let`N eory & Technique'IIIBalI6f Theory & Technique IIIModern Theory & Technique IIIRepertory (Ballet & Modern)Theory & Philosophy of DanceRhythmic AnalysisDance FormsAdvanced ChoreographyDance ProductionDance Lecture-DemonstrationKinesiology for Dance 1,

Methods of Teaching DanceInternshipDance Senior Project'ColloquiumProseminarGraduate InternshipGraduate ColloquiumDance & Related Art Forms;

Seminar

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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSASFayetteville; ArkansasCoedgnroliment 13,500

r"-Dance Pi.ogram in P.E.,Undergraduate.Program

Enrollment 38B.S.E. DegreeDance Education MajorAuditions required

Performing Company -

Formal Concerts 2Personnel

Sara 14:-/lones,'M.A., InstructorNancy J. Steele, M.F.A., Instructor

Undergraduate Courses- S.H.

Chor!pgraphy I, II, III, IVModerrrTance T, II, III, IVBallet I, II, III, IVTheatre Dance I, IIMusic for the DanceDance NotationMethods and Materials in

Teaching Dance K-12History & Philosophy of DanceTechniques of JazzCharacter DanceDance Rehear sal & Production

(up to 7 credits)Ballroom DanceAmerican Round & SquareDanceInternational Folk Dance

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ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITYJonesboro, Arkansas 72467

State ControlCoedEnrollment 7,027Dance Program in H.P.E.R. Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramDance ConcentrationB:S.E. Degree,

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 1

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Informal-Concerts 3Personnel

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*Alta Burns, M.S., Asst. Prof.'Frances-Smallwood, M.S.E., Asst.

Prof.Uhdergraduate Courses

Folk aril Square fianceti

Ballroom Dance

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Fundamentals of Modern Dance .1

Interpretive Dance 6mp. :2

Theory of Dance 2

Beginning Square Dance' 1

Rhythms 1

Dance Choreography 1

,CALIFORNIA

CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC 'STATE UNIVERSITY-San Luis Obispo, California "93407


Summer ProgramPerforming Company

Formal Concerts 1Informal Concerts 2-3Touring Locally

Personnel'<Dr. Jim H. RaileyMoon Ja Minn Suhr, M.A., Assoc.

Prof.Undergraduate CoursesBalletBeginning Modern DanceIntermediate Modern Dance ,

. Jazz -4Dance FundamentalsFolk DanceSocial DanceIntroduction4o DanceModern Dance TheoryRecreational Dance TheoryChoreography

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CHICOChico, California 95926

State ControlCoed

Tirollment over 11,000Dance Program in P.E. Dept.

Undergraduate Program0 B.S. and B.A. Degrees

Dance emphasis in P.E.Summer Program'Personnel

*Sandy Ferguson; M.S., Assoc. Prof.Sally Sugden, M.A., InstructorHarold Lang, Lecturer

Undergraduate CoursesBeginning Modern DanceIntermediate Modern DanceAdvanced Modern DanceDance ProductionFolk Dance, BeginniAgFolk Dance, IntermediateSquare DanceSocial Dance, BeginningSocial Dance, IntermediateSocial Dance, AdvancedBeginning BalletIntermediate BalletAdvanced BalletBeginning JazzIntermediate JazzAdvanced JazzStyles of Dance, Cultural

, Styles of Dance, TapChoreography

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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNOFresno, California 93740


Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 40B.A. DegreeAreas of specialization: Choreo-

graphy, performance, history,therapy.

Auditions requiredGraduate Program in Art Dept.

Enrollment 5M.A., ChoreographyM.A., Dance TherapyInterdisciplinary Degree

Summer Program

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CALIFORNIA

Affiliation with Professional Company:Portable Dance Troupe_,

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 4Infofmal Concerts 2Touring Concerts 10

Personnel*Lois Trostle, M.A., Asst. Prof'Roberta Baumann, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Shelley Freydont, M.F.A., Lecturer

Undergraduate Courses S.H.Moiplern Technique (4 levels) 1-2Ballet Technique (4 levels) 1-2

Pointe Work 1

Modern Jazz Technique(2 levels)

Introduction to ModernTheory and - Analysis of

Dan-Da ceDa ce

ceChoreographyHistory

1-2Dance 1

Modern

Dance PhilosophyMusic as Dance AccompanimentDance PerformanceDance EducationImprovisational FormsCurrent Trends in Dance and

Related FieldsIndependent StudyField Work ExperienceExpressive Movement Core

Seminar

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CALINIFNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FULLERTONFullerton, California 92634

State ControlCoedEnrollment 22,000

, Dance Program in Theatre Dept.Undergraduate Program

Enrollment 40B.A. Degiee in Theatre Arts:

DanceGraduate Program

Enrollment 10M.A. Degree in Theatre Arts:

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Formal Concerts 2Informal Concerts varied

Personnel*Araminta Little, Ph.D., Prof.Wilson Barrilleaux, M.A., Asst.

Prof.Lynne Hachten, M.A., /Asst. Prof.Jannine Livingston, M.M., Accomp.Bob Regger, B.A., Lecturer

InTirei't, IALst'sin'el:i'Terry,BruceUndergraduate CoursesIntroduction to DanOaRhythmic AnalysisMime and PantomineBeginning Classical Egllet.Intermediate Classical Ballet**Advanced Classical BalletBeginning Modern DanceIntermediate'Moderii Dance**Advanced Modern DanceImprovisatidmDance CompOsi ion .

**Advanced Da ce Composition**Experiment Dance Theatre**Dance Theatre Production**Dance RepertoryBeginning Jazz DanceIntermediate Jazz Dance**Advanced Jazz DanceDance for Musical TheatreBeginning Tap DanceIntermediate Tap DanceAdvanced Tap DanceBeginning Folk DanceIntermediate Folk Dance**Ethnic DanceBallroom Dance**Creative Danoe for ChildrenDance and the Related Arts* *Qriticism of the Arts**Dance in Cultural Perspective**Forces & Figures in 20th

Century Dance 3

Dance Kinesiology 3

**Dance Notation 3

Internship in Dance 1-3

**Special Studies in Dance 1-3

**Independent Study 1-3

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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, HAYWARDHayward, California 94542 '-

State ControlCoed-Enrollment 8,000 /fDance Program in Kinesiology and

P.E. Dept. j

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 30B.S. or B.A. Degree.Areas of SpecializationDance/

Movement Therapy, Dance Educa-tion, Choreography, Performance

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 5.M.S. in Physical Education: Dance

EmphasisSpecial Major in Dance Therapy

with the Educational Psychologyepartment

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 3-4Touring Concerts 10-15

PersonnelAdele Wenigi M.A., Assoc. prof.*Cynthia BerrolAkili Denianki, pl.A.Lynda Knapp

Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Rhythmic Analysis 2

Modern Dance Performance

ITheatre 1

Ethnic Dance PerformanceTheatre 1

History of Dance 4-Survey of Ethnic' DanceMovement Awareness 3Styles and Techniques of

Modern Dance 4Folk-Ethnic Dance Forms Sea.

Movement Analysis 2

Labaftotation 3Structural Kinesiology 4

Biomechanics 5Composition-Solo Forms 4Composition-Group Forms 4Dance Production 4Creative Dance for Children 3

Theory c`:If" Modern Dance 3

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Introduction to Care &Prevention of Athletic& Dance Injuries

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG, BEACHLong Beach, California 90840

State ControlCoedEnrollmtnt 33,000Dance Program in Dance Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 100B.A. Degree in DanceInterdisciplinary DegreeAuditions required

Affiliation with Professional Co.Performing Company'Formal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 1

ersonnelPat Finot, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Betsy Hamilton, B.F.A., Assoc, Prof.Celeste Kennedy, M.A., Assoc.' Prof.Joan Schlaich, Ph.D., ProfRichard Kimble, Lect.Ruby Abeling, B.A., Music. Dir.Rebecca Bobele, B.F.A., Lect.Ellen Graff, M.A., Lect.Ted Howard, Lect.Karen Mullin, M.A., Lect.Gloria Newman, M.A., Lect.Jeff Slayton, Lect.Betty Walberg, B.A.,'Lect.

Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance Tech. I, II, III,

IV, V, VIBallet Tech. I, II, IIIJazz Tech. I, II, IIITap Dance I, IIEthnic Dance .(up to 12

units)ImprovisationElements of ChoreographySolo & Small Group Comp.Advanced Comp.RepertoryHistory of DanceNotation I, II

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Cont. Dance & the Fine Arts 2

Introduction to Dance forthe Theatre 2

Advanced Dance Movement forthe Theatre

Introduction to Music forDance 1

Music for Dance 3Organization of Dance

Production 3

Dance Performance (8 uniDance !od. = Tel*. (8 units) 1Stage LYghting 2

lignatomy/Kinesiology/InjuryPrevention & Care 4

Dance in the Elem. Curriculum 1Student Teaching 10

Directed Studies in Dance 1-3

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LOS ANGELES5151 State University DriveLos Angele, California 90032

State ControlCOedEnrollment 25,000Dance PrOgram in P.E. De

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 30B.A. DegreeMajorMinor

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 4M.A. Degree

Summer PrpgramPerforming Company

Formal Concert 1Informal Concerts 6

Personnel*Janice E. Day, I4.A., Assoc.

Prof.Patricia Wagner, M.A., Assoc.

ProfPat White, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Nancy Kupka, B.A.Jim Brownfield, B.A.Craig Kupka,44-..A.

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Undergraduate CoursesActivities in,Physical Educa-

tion:

AcquaticsDanceDual SportsGymnasticsIndividual SportsTeam SportsElectivesConcepts in Physical Education:Dimensions in P.E.Introduction to MovementHistorical Bases of P.E. 3

Kinesiology 4Physiology of Activity 4

Measurement of Human Performance 3

Principles of P.E. in ContemporarySociety 4

Ballet-Beginning 1

Ballet-Intermediate 1

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QH Theyry, & Analysis of Folkand Social Dance

Theory &,Analysis of' Square DanceDirected Study

Graduate CoursesResearch in Current'Lit.,

P.E.

1

1

1

1

3

2

Folk Dance-BeginningFolk Dance-IntermediateJazz Dance-BeginningJazz Dance-IntermediateModern Dance-BeginningModern Dance-IntermediateModern Dance-AdvancedMexican'Folk Dance, Beginning

Intermediate, AdvancedSocial Dance, Beginning,

Intermediate, AdvancedSquare & Bound, Beginning,

IntermediateTap Dance, Beginning,

IntermediateDance PerformanceDance ImprovisationIntroduction to Dance TherapyDance CompositionChoreographic Theories &

CompositionRhythmic Form & AnalysisChoreographic AccompanimentDance ProductionHistory of DanceDance in World CultureCritical Analysis of DanceTheory & Analysis of Modern

Dance

1

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33

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3

3

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3

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8

3

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Seminar in Scientific Bask:3

of P.E. 2&3

Seminarp PhilosophicalBates of P.E. 2&3

Choreography;for the CpAFX1, 346eminar in Research: DeCOe

Lit. 3

Critical Analysts of Dance-Graduate Directed Study,

Thesis or Project

DE ANZA COLLEGE21250 Stevens Creek Bld.Cupertino, CA 95014

State ControlCoeEArollment over 23,000Program in Dance Department

Undergradutite ProgramA.A. DegreeMajor

Summer ProgramAffiliation with Professional Co:

Assoriment Dance TheatreSan Francisco Moving Company

Performing CompanyFOrmal Concerts 3Informal Concerts 12

a Touring Concerts 10Personnel

W. Grant Gray, Ph. D.Julie Connolly, B.A.Pattie Cox, M.A.Davick Blood, M.A.Linda Kahn, B.A.Irene Kimura, B.A.Rhonda Martyn, M.A.Bonnie McCullagh, M.A. -Janice Ross, M.A.Marla Stone, B.A.

5


Theory &"Tech. of Ballet, Beg. 1

rTheory & Tech. of-Ballet, Int. 3-

Theory &'Tech. of Cont. Modern. Dance, Beg. 1

Theory & Tech. of Cont. ModernDance, Int..

t- Theory & Tech. of Jazz banceFad DanceDance CompositionImprovisationMusic & Movement-History & Philosophy of DanceChildren's DanceTechnical Dance Production 3

Styles' & Te0h. of Theatre Dance 32

Dance Repertory-The Assortment 3Theory& Tech. of Ethnic Dance 1$

Theory & Tech. of Tap Dance, 1

Special Problems in Dance 1-8

Individual Study in Dance 1-4

Dance WorkshopDance Techniques on LocationDance Perfoimance Field Trips

r CALIFORNIA

Methods of TIChing Dance 3Dance Production Workshop 4'Seminar 2

HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY

3 Arcata, California 955213 State Conqol1 Coed .

3 Enrollment 8,000

2 Dance Program in H.P.E.

4 and Theatre ArtsUndergraduate,ProgramEnrollment 12B.At, )3.S., DegreesMovement Arts.MajorDance MinorInterdisciplinary Degiee:

Theatre, Arts Degree

Areas of Spe ?ialization:Dance and Mime

1-4 Summer Program3 Affiliation with Professional Co:

3 Proteus MimePerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 4Informal Concerts 4 -Touring Concerts 12

PersonnelNancy A. Lamp, M.A., Asst.

Prof.Kay Gott Chaffey, M.A.,

*Prof.

Jyll Hewston, M.A., Inst.Undergraduate CoursesBeginning ModernIntermediate ModernAdvanced ModernDance CompositionAnalysis of DanceDance HistoryDance WorkshopDance RepertoryBeginning Stage Movement

4

DOMINICAN COLLEGE OF SAN RAFAEL ***San Rafael, California 94901

Private ControlsWomenEnrollment 2,500

Undergraduate ProgramB.A. DegreeDance ConcentrationDance Program in Dept. of

Movement EducationPersonnel

*Grace DotyCarol TetonDelores DelsonNancy GallensonJim Piersall

Undergraduate CoursesMovement ExplorationIntroduction to Movement Ed.Music and MovementDance TechniqDance HistoDance NotationDance Composition

Cr.Hr.

32

2

1-8444

9

Assoc.

Q.1-1,

1

1

1

3333'

3-5

& Mime 2

Beginning Mime Workshop 2

Intermediate Mime Workshop 2

Beginning Folk Dance 1

Intermediate Folk Dance 1

Advanced Folk Dance 1

Beginning Square DanceIntermedlette Square DanceAdvanced Square DanceFolk Dance 'ExhibitionFolk Dance Workshop,EthniC Dance ProductionCreative Movement for Children (AnalykS of Rec. Forms of DanceBeginning BalletIntermediate Ballet'Beginning Jazz & Tap

LOYOIA MARYMOUNT UNOERSITY7101 West 80th St.Los Angeles, California

Private ControlCoed fr\aErollment 5,000Dance Program in Theatre Arts Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 23'B.A. DegreeDance specialization within

Theatre ArtsInterdisciplinary Degree

Performing Comp y

Formal Conce E 1

Informal Concerts 2Touring Concerts 1

Personnel*Judith M. Scalin, M.A., Asst. Prof.Marc Katz, M.A., Asst. Prof.Charles EdmondSon, Lect., Mod. DanceLori Hanlon, Lect., BalletAnthony Iyancich, Lecto, Ethnic

Dance and LabanotationViji Prakash, Lect., Ethnic DanceJes Salve, Lect., Jazz

Undergraduate CoursesCore ChoreogrtOhy I, II, TII,IV 5

Modern Dance Tech.Ballet Tech.Crew Assignment

'it Ethnic DanceComposition

Music for DanceHistory of Dance Theatre I, IIKinesiology I, II

Liturgical Dance

J90045

1

1

1

1

6

3

l'CALI ORNIA

Ethnic D e

IntermediateModern D. ce

IV

2

Jazz Forms 2

Tech. I, II, III,2

2

3ea.

3

Ballet , II, III, "IV

ce P. ucation.I,-II

ction to naiveerapysal & Performance, III, IV 1-3

S.H.

33ea.3ea.

3

MERRITT COLLEGE ,

12500 Campus Drive )Oakl d, California 94619 4.Unde 4raduate Program 4

A.1. or A.S. DegreeMajor in Dance

Undergraduate CoursesAfro-American, Asian: Ballet,

Folk, Jazz, Modern andm Social Dance

Fundamentals of CreativeDance 2

Tech. of Modern Dance; 2

Modern Dance CompositionHistory of DanceFundamentals of Music &

Sound for Dance 2

Dance Production Workshop 2

S.H.

lea.

3

MILLS COLLEGEMacArthur Boulevard & Seminary Ave.Oakland, California 94613PriVate Control.WomenEnrollment 1;000Dance Program in Dance Dept.

Undergraduate Programollment 35

. . Degree in Fine ArtsPerforming Arts Dance MajorDance Education MajorDance MinorInterdiscipr y Degree can

be arrangedGraduate ogram (coed)

Enrollm t 35M.A., M. .A. DegreesPerforming Arts Dance Maj6r

10

1j

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Summer ProgramPerforming Com

YFormal Concerts s4 : (Informal-Conce ts!8410

Personnel*Eleanor,Lauer, Prof.

Rebecca FuAler, M.A., Assoc'. Prof,'Judith Rosenberg, M.A. Inst., Accomp,.Mary Ann Xinichead, Assti prof,:

June Watanabe, Inst}.Evonne DanielykInst. co

Undergraduate Courses044 History of Dance 4

Dance in Relation to Music.andThelatre '

-4

AnthropologjrcalBasis of ithceDance of 17th &: 18th Century F 4

Rhythmic Analysis 2

Dance Notation

if

4

Dance Tech. qc CbmpositOn,Elem.-, Int., Adv. 2-- -.

Advanced Choreography 84,IndividualReseatCh Problems.

Daape'of the Modern PeriodEducation WorkshopProduction Workshop

Graduate 'CoursesIndependent Research ProblemsThesisProduction ResearchSemi7narLab4r.atory in the Teaching of

4-88

4-84-8

OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE1600 CampuS' Road /

Los Angeles, California '90041

Itivate.Control,C0edEnrollment, underl,'700-Program in P.E.' Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramS.A..DegreeDance Concentrationinterdsciplinary Degree

'Personnel.Tuanita-Dotson, Inst.Charlene Baker, Inst.

is

CALIFORNIA

1.

Undergraduate OolarDance AnalYsM& Choreography 4

4'41/6

Special. TopicsIndependent StUdy.Folk & Square DanceBeginning Contemporary

DanceAdvancedContemporary

Dalfce

Danc Productionnning 'Ballet

ry

ORANGE COAST COLLIE2701 Fairview Rd, Sb

'Costa Mesa,,California 92626.

State Control,CoedEnrollment over 1500_Dance Progr in Da

Undergraduate ogrEnrollment 1

1/6

161//6

1/6

,-,1/),,A.A. Degree

,

Dance Concentrati41- y/

Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyFdrmal Concerts 1Informal2Concerts 2' ;Ay,'

Undergraduate Courses..Introduction to Modern'rDa06 1-5ModeAh Dance Tech.\II47-

IV _

Ballet I,'II,Jazz I,Tap Dance I, IIFolk Dance-I, IIEthnic,Dance 1,-11Dance'PrOduction & Lab

Choreography,

1-4,1-31-31-21-21-21-3-2

Music for Dancers 2

LabanOtation 3

Repertoire -1-4

Square, Dance I, II 1-2

RehearSal .& performance: 1-4

SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY'5402 College Ave.San Diego; CA 92102

State Control.Coed/Enrollment over 32,000Dance Program in P.E. Dept.,

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 30B.A. Degree in P.E.: Dance

EmphasisDance Emphasis Program (Dance and

dance related courses only)Dance MinorInterdisciplinary Degree:

Drama, Dance, MusicAreas of Specialization:,

Performance and ChoreographyGraduate Program

ollTept 5.A. Degree in P.-.(Dance Concern-

tratioqSummer ProgramPerformi4gCompany

Formal Concerts 8Informal Concerts 2Touring Concerts 1

Personnel,*George Willis, M.A , Assoc. Prof.Pat Sandback, M.A., Inst.Patrick Nollet, In .

AnnLudwig, M.A., Inst.Ann McDonald, M.F.A., Inst.

Undergraduate CoursesIntroduction to DanceRhythmic AnalysisBallroomFolk & SquareBalletModern DanceJazz DanceDance Tech.ChoreographyImprovisation,History & Philosophy ofDance CriticismPracticumT-MOdern DanceDance PedagogyAnatomyPhysiology.Kinesiology

S.H.2

2

1

1,11,11,11,1

3,3,3,32,2,2,2

1,1Dance 2

2

2

2

4

3

3

CALIFORNIA

Graduate CoursesSpeCial Studies'SeminarThesis,or Project

1-6

3

3,

SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY1600 HollowaySan Francisco, California 94132

State ControlCoed-Enrollmenet over 18,000Dance Program in P.E. Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 100

. B.A. DegreeGraduate Program

Enrollment 6Special M.A. Dance Degrees in

Interdisciplinary StudiesSummer ProgramPerforming Company


Personnel*Eula L. Vest, Ph. D., Prof.Dolores Cayou, M.A., Asst. Prof.Carol Geneve, B.A., Lect.Anatol Joukowsky, M.A., Prof.Ruth Langridge, M.A., Lect.Albirda Rose, M.A., Inst.Bonnie Tiorber, M.A., Lect.Lorenzo Trujillq, M.A., Lect.Larry Canage, Adcompanist

Undergraduate CoursesAfrican Haitian DanceBalletModern DanceJazzFolk DanceTech. Workshops I, II

Modern Dance 1

Ethnic Dance 1

Ballet 1

Jazz Dance 1

Dance Orientation 3Rhythm & Music for Dancer 3

- 12-

CompositionDance HistoryDevelopment of Jazz Dance in

America I, II, III,Theory & Practice in Cont..,

DanceTheory & Practice in Ethnic

DanceWorkshop in Secondary School

Dance ProductionWorkshop in Contemporary

Dance Production,Workshop in Ethnic Dance

Production

STANFORD UNIVERSITY ***Stanford, California 94305.Private Control.CoeducationalEnrollment 12,950Dance Program in Athletics, P.E.,

and Recreation Dept.Undergraduate Program

Open to all students on elec-tive basis

Pre-requisite courses forgraduate degree

Graduate ProgramM.A. Degree through School of

EducationDance Concentration in Folk/

Ethnic or ModernSummer ProgramPersonnel

*Miriam Lidster, M.A., Assoc, Prof.(Folk/Ethnic)

*Inga Weiss-Lepnis, M.A., SeniorTeaching Assoc. (Modern)

Susan Cashion, M.A., Teach.Assoc.

Undergraduate CoursesTapiDanceBlack American Dance, sic

Dance for MenDance IIntroduction to Basic Ballet

and Preparatory Tech. forDance

Modern Dance I, II, IIIBallet Tech. for Cont. Dance

33

3ea.

2

2

3

CALIFORNIA

Folk Dance I, II, III

Ethnic Dance: Mexican,Israel, Balkan, Hungar-ian

Modern Dance Tech: Adv.

Cont. Dance Forms ICont. Dance Forms IIImprovisation and Comp.Choreography WorkshopCont. Dance WorkshopPerformance WorkshopLabanotation IHistory of DanceFolk Dance: Adv.

lea.

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1-31-31-3

3

32-4

3

341-3

Folk Dance Exhibition:International & Mexican 3ea.

Survey of the Regional '

Dance of MexigoGraduate CoursesCont. Dance PracticumDance Prod. PracticumDance Etudes and StylesDance Thesis: Cont.

Dance RepertoryLabanotation IIFolk Dance PracticumSeminar in Folk/Ethnic

Dance 4

Dance Thesis: Folk/EthnicIndividual Study in Dance

Research 3-5

3

NZ4

2-4

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1-31-32

5

UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF PERFORMING AND VISUALARTS

10455 Pomerado Rd.San Diego, California 92131

Private ControlCoedEnrollment 300Dance Program in Dance and Perform-

ing Arts DepartmentUndergraduate Program

Enrollment 90B.F.A. DegreeDance MajorAreas of Specialization:

Performance and ChoreographyAuditions required

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 12

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M.F.A. DegreeDance Major

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts: one-2-3 week

seasonInformal Concerts: 4 workshops

Personnel*John Hart, C.B.E.Erling SundeClaire WolchinskyWayne Davis, M.F.A.Sylvia Palmer o M.F.A.Patricia Blaha, M.F.A.

Undergraduate CoursesDance HistoryDance PerformanceDance LiteratureDance Notation IDance Notation IIDance ResearchClassical Ballet

National DanceCharacter DancePointeRepertoire

Ballet WorkshopModern DanceModern Dance CompositionModern Dance WorkshopJazz/Musical Theatre Dance/TapProfessional Dance Orientation

Teacher/Internship/Performance/Choreographer

AtUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS ***

Davis, California 95616State ControlCoedEnrollment over 11,000Dance Program in P.E. Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramB.A. DegreeDance Concentration


*Jere H. Curry, M.A., Asst. Super.Althea E. Short, B.A., Lect.

Undergraduate Courses Cr.Hr.

Dance Production -. 1

CALIFORNIA

V

Dance HistoryDance CompositionFundamentals of Creative

DanceTeaching in SecondaryRhythmic AnalysisBeginning BalletIntermediate BalletBeginning Modern DanceAdvanced Modern DanceIntermediate Modern DanceFolk and Square Danc'

32

Schools 31

1/21/21/2,

1/21/21/2

Social Dance 1/2

OIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINEIrvine, California 92717

State ControlCoedEnrollment 8,500Dance Program in Dance Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 165B.A. DegreeDance Education MajorPerforming Arts Dance MajorAuditions required

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 18M.F.A. DegreePerforming Arts Dance MajorDance Education Major

Summer Program, UndergraduatePersonnel

*Eugene Loring, Prof. III,James Penrod, M.A.,Assoc. Prof.Janice Gudde Plastino, M.A., Asst.

Prof.Jack Kauflin, Lect.Qlga Maynard, Lect.Barbara Plunk, Lect.Maryjane Harris,, M.A. Accomp.David Farejeon, Accomp.Paul Shipton, Lect.Vicki. Barrett, Lect.

Undergraduate CoursesBallet I, II, III, IVFreestyle I, II, IIIJazt I, IIHistory of Dance

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2

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2ea.

2ea.

2ea.

4

Dance I'Iotation

Music for Dancers 4

Theories of Dance 4

ChoreographyTeaching of Dance

44\

Bibliography & Research 4

Dance & Related Arts 4

Graduate CoursesBallet IV & Graduates tea.

Graduate Freestyle 2

Graduate jazz 2

Teaching of Dance 4

Bibliography & Research 4

Dance & Related Arts 4

Notation Seminar 4

Graduate Choreography 4

Theories of Movement 4

UNIVERSITY 4' CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES405 Hilgard AvenueLos Angeles, California 90024

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 30,000Dance Program in Dance Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 99Dance MajorInterdisciplinary Degree with

Ethnic ArtsAreas of Specialization:

Choreography & PerformanceGraduate Program'

Enrollment 93M.A. DegreeAreas of Specialization: Therapy,

Choreography & Performance,Ethnology, History


Formal Concert'lInformal Concert 4

Personnel*Alma Hawkins, Ed. D., Prof. EmeritusPia Gilbert, Prof.Carol Scothorn, M.A., Prof.Emma Lewis Thomas, Ph. D., Assoc.

Prof.

Charles Berliner, M.F.A., Lect.trma Alperson, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.

.

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CALIFORNIA

Gloria Bowen, Lect.Lynn Dally, 14.A., Lect.Elsie Dunin, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Marion Scott, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Doris Siegel, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Allegra Snyder, M.A., Assoc.

. Prof. ,

Kathe Cooperman, M.A. Asst.Prof.

Susan Lovell, M.A., Lect.Margalit Marshall, Lect.Emilio Pulido, Lect.Madeline Scott, M.A., Lect.BarbAra Mattingly, Lect.Mia SlEvenska, Lect.Judy Silo, M.A., Lect.Lisa Fitch, B.A., Sr. MusidianRichard Russell, M.A., Sr.

Musician ,

Ellen Sinatra, Sr. Musician'Melinda Williams, M.A.. Lect:Mehda_von Essen, Lect.Suenobu Togi, Lect.Alfred Ladzekpo, Lect.Stephan Soomil, Ph.D., Sr. Musician

Undergraduate CoursesFundamentals of Creative

Dance 12Advanced Dance 12Choreography & Repertory 6

Fundamentals of Ballet 6

Introduction to Perf. ofEthnic Dance 2

Music Analysis for Dance 2

Music as Dance Accomp. 4

Dance Notation 4

History of Dance 8

Philosophical Bases & Trendsin Dance 8

Lighting Design for DanceTheatre 2

Costume & Scenic Design forDance . 2

Advanced Dance Performance 4Ballet 4Perf. in Ethnic Dance (Bali,

-Java, Japan, India, MexicoYemen, Yugoslavia, Ghana)16

Theory Courses in EthnicDance(Balkans, India,Indonesia, Mexico) 16

Dance Cultures of the WorldCreative Children's DancePrinciples of Teaching DanceIntroduction to Movement

Dynamics and PersonalityGrowth

Improvisation

12

44

6

2

Elements of PerfermanceIntroductidh to Theatre Dance 2

Dance of MexicoDance of Balkans 4

Graduate Courses-.Dance Choreography 16

Dance Notation 4

Principles of Dance Theatre 4

Music for Dance 4

Aesthetics of Dance 9\ 4

Dance in the 20th Century 4

Research Methods & Bibliography 4

Advanced Studies in Dance Ed. 4

Dance Expressions in SelectedCultures 4

Dance in rehabilitation 4

Directed Studies 4

Dance of the Rennaisance 4

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDERiverside, California 92521

State ControlCoedEnrollment 5,000Dance Program in Dance Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 30B.A. DegreeDance Education MajorPerforming Arts Dance MajorInterdisciplinary DegreeAreas of Specialization:

Performance, Choreography,History

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts 3-4

PersonnelC.L. Schlundt. Ph.D., Prof.*F. Strickler, B.S., Assoc. Prof.C.Q. Burnett, Assoc. in DanceA.G. Barnett, Assoc. in Dance

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CALIFORNIA


Introduction to Dance 4

Theory of Dance 4

Modern Dance Tech. 2

Dance Tech. (Ballet, Tap,Jazz, Folk) tea.

Tech. of Mime 12

Choreography 8-12

The Mime TradlAion (History) 4

History of Ballet '4

History of Modern Dance 4

Seminar in Dan 4

Practicum in Dance Prod. 4

Tutorial r.. 2

Dance Production 2

Graduate Seminar in Historyand Theory of Dance 4

Intensive Study with Visit-.

ing.Artists 1-2

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTABARBARA

Santa Barbara, California 93106

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 13,000Dance Program in the Div. of

Dance of the Dept. ofDramatic Arts

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 70B.A. DegreeDance Education MajorPerforming Arts Dance MajorAreas of Specialization:

Performance & ChoreographyAuditions required

Affiliation with Professional CoRepertory West Dance Co.


Personnel*Rona Sande, M.Ed., Assoc. Prof.Isa Partsch Bergsohn, Lect.Christyne Lawson, Assoc. Prof.Alice Condodina, Asst. Prof.William Hansen, Lect.Linda Jahnke, Lect.

1

Melanie Snyder, Lect.

Undergraduate CoursesFundamentals of Pallet 'Tech.

Elem. Movement Tech.History & Appreciation of

DanceModern DanceElementary Ballet '

Intermediate BalletImprovisationLabanotationChoreuticsHistorical Development of

DanceAdvanced BalletSumMer Dance RepertoryDance WorkshopHistorical Dance FormsChoreographyEnvironmental COreographyChoreography .for the TheatreEthnic Dance FormsAccompaniment for DanceOrganization of Dance Prod.Advanced Modern DanceCriticism & AnalysisTheory of DanceDance RepertoryJazz & Theatre FormsAesthetics of DanceGroup Studies in DanceIndependent Study in Dance

ti

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3-1827(e

2-6

34

3

4-82-61-61-4

3

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3

3

33-18

3

32

2

41-41-5

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZSanta Cruz, California 95064

State ControlCoedEnrollment 6,100Dance Program in Theatre Arts Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 20B.A. DegreePerforming Arts Dance MajorInterdisciplinary DegreeAreas of Specialization:

History, Choreography,Performance

Auditions requiredPerforming Company


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CALIFORNIA

Personnel*Ruth Solomon, B.A., Assoc. Prof.Byron Wheeler, M.F.A, Asst. Prof..Shirley Wynne,,B.A.; M.A., Ph.D.,

ABSOC. Prof.Undergraduate CoursesCont. Tech. and Theory

(Upper & Lower)Studies in Contemporary Dance

Composition & Style(Intro. and Adv.)

Dance History, Style, andCulture

Dance History, Europe.15th-18th Century

Dance History, Cont. Per..Dance kighting.

UNIVERVTY4 SANTA CLARASanta Clara, California 95053

c-Pi.ilivate Control

CoedEnrollment 7,200Dance Program in Dept. of Theatre

ArtsUndergraduate Program

Enrollment 15-20 -

B.A. DegreeGeneral Humanities MajorDance Emphasis in Theatre ArtsInterdisciplinary Degree

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concert 2

Personnel*Janet Harter Shaw, M.A., Adj.

Lect.Carolyn Silberman, B.A., Adj.

Lect.Lila Burnett, M.A., Adj. Lect.Kristy Logan Scott, B.A., Asst.

Prof.Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Basic Modern & Ballet Tech.I, II, III

Intermediate Modern DanceTech. I, II, III

Choreography I, IIHistory of DanceMovement AnalysisLiturgical Dance Workshop

Q. H.

5

5

_5

555

4ea.

4ea.4ea.444

Basic Lighting & SoundCreative ProjectsIndependent StudyPractioum

COLORADO

COLORADO COLLEGEColorado Springs, Colorado 80603

Private ControlCoedEnrollment 1,800Dance Program in Dance Drama Dept.

Under'graduate ProgramB.A. Degree, with-emphasis in

DramaDance Concentration

Summer Program: Hanya Holm'sDance Program


Personnel*Norman Cornick,.B.S.,

Prof.Undergraduate Courses

Intermediate Modern DanceTech.

Intermediate Modern JazzDance for the TheatreIntermediate BalletIntermediate CharacterInt., Adv. Modern DanceInt., Adv. Modern JazzDance for the Theatre IIDance CompositionInt., Adv. BalletPointeHistory of Dance LAdv. Modern Dance Tech.Adv. BalletPointe IIAdii. Modern-Jazz

Assoc.

45_5

5

Units

1/4,1/41/4,1/4

1,11/4,1/4

Dance 1/4,1/4Tech. 1/4,1/4

1/4,1/41,11,1

1/4,1/41/4,1/4

1

1/4,1/41/4,1/41/4,1/41/4,1/4

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITYFort Collins, Colorado 86521

CoEnrollment over 16,500Dance Program in P.E. rcpt.

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CALIFORNIA - COLORADO

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 32B.S. DegreeDance ConcentrationAreas of Specialization:

Dance Education, PerformanceGraduate Program

Enrollment 5M. Ed. DegreeDance Concentration

Summer Progr %m (limited)Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 2Touring Concerts

PersonnelIrmel Fagan, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Dianne Jostes, M.S., instr..Sarah Manne, M.A., Int-tr.Henry Miles, Asst. Prof.Linda Martinson, Accomp.

Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Basic Body Movement andRhythm 3

Folk Dance 1

Square Dance 1

Folk Dance and AmericanDance 3

Beg. Modern Dance 1

Int. Modern Dance 1

**Adv. Modern Dance 1

Beg. Ballet 1

Int. Ballet 1

**Adv. Ballet 1

Modern Jazz 1

Tap Dance 1

Social Dance 1

**Dance Comp. I, II, III 2ea.

History of Dance I, TI 2ea.

Modern Dance Tech. -XII 12

* *Ballet Tech. I-XI... 12

**Dance Notation 2

**Dance Accompaniment 2

**Dance Production 2

**Theory of Modern Dance 2

**Contemporary Dance 2

Lyric Theatre 2

**Senior Dance Problems 2=5

**Methods of American FolkDance 2

**Methods of Elementary SchoolDance

Lloyd Shaw Workshop inAmerican Dance

Methods in Teaching RhythmsCharacter DanceDance in ReligionDance Therapy

;0'

MESA COLLEGE12th and NorthGrand Junction, Colorado 81501

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 3,000'Dance Program in Recreation and

Fine Arts DivisionUndergraduate Program

Enrollment 20A.A. and B.A. DegreesDance ConcentrationInterdisciplinary Degree_Areas of Specialization:

Performance, ChoreographySummer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 3Informal Concerts 3Touring Concerts 1

Personnel*Ann J. Sanders, M.A., Asst. Prof.Dale Lee Niven, B.A., Instr.

Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Modern DanceInt. Moderg,DanceAdv. Modern DanceBeg. BalletInt. BalletAdv. BalletBeg. TapBeg. Modern Jazz

2

22123

S.H.

1

1

11

1

1

Beg. Improvisation and Comp. 3Creative Play Activities in Dance 3

Dance Production 3

Repertory Dance. 1

Independent Study in Dance Comp. 1

COLORADO

STEPHENS PERRY-MANSFIELD SCHOOL OF

DANCE AND THEATRESteamboat Springs, ColoradoPrivate ControlNedEnrollment under 200DanCe Program in Dept. of Dance

Undergraduate ProgramCredit toward B.F.A. Degree

through affiliation withStephens College, Columbia,Missouri. '

Summer Programs OnlyPersonnel

V. Dean FunkChuck HarringtonHarriett Ann Gray, Director of

DanceMichael Simms, Ballet

Summer Session CoursesDance Tech: unified courses

including modern, ballet,_jazz, ethnic, at elem.,int., and adv. levels

Creative Dance for ChildrenDance Comp.Acting Tech.Music for the DaliceStage ProductionDance Rehearsals and Per-fAkrmances

ChoreographyLight for the DanceVoicePiano

UNIVERSITY OFD COLORADO970 Aurora StreetBoulder, COlorado 80302

State ControlCoedEnrollment 20,000Dance Program in Dept. of Theatre

and DanceUndergraduate Program

Enrollment 64B.S. and B.A. DegreesDance Education MajorPerforming Arts Dance MajorCertification program: B.S. in

P.E. with Dance Emphasis

Areas of Specialization:Choreography, Performance,Teaching, Tech. Theatrefor Dance

Auditions requiredGraduate Program

Enrollment 8M.A. DegreeAreas of Specialization:

Choreography, Performance,Teaching

Summer ProgramAffiliation with Professional Co.:

Nancy Spanier Dance Theatreof Colorado

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 2Informal doncerts 4Touring Concerts 6

Personnel*Charlotte Irey, M.A Prof.Nancy Spanie4 M.A., Asst. Prof.Marilyn Cohen, B.S., Sr. Instr.Larry Boyette, B.A., Instr.Emily Wadhams, M.A., Asst. Prof.Paul Oertel, M.A, Instr.William Elliott, Accompanist


Ballet: Beg., Int., Adv. Tech.Modern: Beg., Int., Adv. Tech.Recreational FormsBeginning Comp. and Improv.Children's Creative DanceDance Comp., Int., Adv.

1-8121

3

3

3,3History and Philosophy of Dance 3

Dance in the 20th Century 3Musical Accomp. for Dance 3

Performance Events 2

Methods of Teaching Dance 3

Movement Analysis in Practicum 3

Dance Repertoy 2-4

Independent Study 1-3

'Dance Practicum 1-3

Thkatre Courses 3-9Graate Courses

Methods of Graduate Study 3

Readings in Dance 3

Seminar in Dance 3

Dance Repertory 2-4

Problems in Dance (arranged) 2

Dance Practicum 1-3

COLORADO

Problems in.Dance Admin.and Curriculum

Problems in Organizationand Admin. of Perf.GroUps

Studio. ConcertChoreography I, IIDance RecitalIndependent StudyResearch ProjectThesis (may be creative

thesis)

2

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UNIVERSITY OF DENVER ***Denver, Colorado. 80210

Private ControlCoedEnrollment 9,000Dance Program in Dept. of Theatre

Undergraduate ProgramB.A. DegreeDance MinorDance Concentration

Graduate ProgramM.A. and M.F.A. DegreesDance Concentration


*Jeremiah Runley, Ph. D., Assoc.Prof.

Dulcy Amter, B.A., Instr.Ann Amter, B.A., Instr.Joseph Martinez, B.A., Guest Instrik_

Undergraduate Courses Cr.Hr.Beg. Theatre Dame 3Introduction to Dance

Movement , 3.' Int. Theatre Dance 6 .

Adv. Theatre Dance 6Theories of Stage Movement 9

Int. Stage Movement 6Period Styles 15

Performance Practicum 15Graduate Courses

Theories of Stage Movement 9

Int. Stage Movement 6Period Styles 15Independent Study 15

Performance Practicum 15

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UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADOGreeley, Colorado 80639

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 12,000Dance Program in Dept. of P.E.

Undergraduate Program30-40 MinorsB.A., B.S. Degree, depending'

on majorMinor in Dance

Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts 2Touring Concerts 10-12

Personnel*Sandra C. Minton, M.A., Instr.Fern Tresvan, B.F.A., Instr.Cynthia Carlisle, M.A., Instr.


Analysis and Movements ofModern Dance 2

Analysis and Movements ofFolk and Square Dance 2

Problems in Dance Comp. 2

Rhythms of the Elem. School 2

Modern Dance Tech. and Comp.Improvisation and Comp. Forms 2

Rhythmic Analysis of DanceAccompaniment 2

Teaching of Dance 2

Workshop in Modern Dance 4Dance History and Philosophy 4

Dance_Production 2

Adv. Stage Performance 1

Beg. Jazz Dance 1

Int. Jazz Dance 1

Adv. Jazz Dance 1

Beg. Ballet 1

Int. Ballet 1

Beg. Modern 1

Int. Modern 1

COLORADO - CONNECTICUT

CONNECTICUT

ARNOLD COLLEGEUNIVERSITY OF BRIDGEPORT

Bridgeport, Connecticut 06602Private ControlCoedEnrollment'7,293Dance bOgram in Dept. of P.E.

UndergradUate ProgramEnrollment 78B.S. DegreeDance SpecializationInterdisciplinary DegreeState Certification in Dance


Personnel*Jennifer Mitchell, M.A., Asst.

Prof.Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Modern Dance

t, Beg. BalletInt. Modern DanceDance Performance and Prod. 1

Beg. Choreography 2

Int. Choreography 2

Folk, Square and Social Dance 2Dance History 3Teaching Dance in Elem.

Schools 2

Teaching Dance in Sec.Schools 2

Teaching Dance Summary 3

CONNECTICUT COLLEGENew London, Connecticut 06320

Private ControlCoedEnrollment over 1,600Dance Program in Dance Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 40B.A. DegreePerforming Arts Dance MajorInterdisciplinary DegreeAuditions required

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 3M.F.A. DegreePerforming Arts Dance MajorAreas of Specialization:

Performance, Teaching,Choreography

Personnel*Martha Myers, Prof.Laurie Lindquist, Asst. Prof.Carolyn Coles, Asst.' Prof.Guest Artists include:

Lenore Latimer, Thelma Hill,Edward DeSoto, Libby Nye,Walter NiCks, Nancy Meehan,Lance Westergard, MarcUsSchulkind, Walter Terry

Wall Matthews, Accomp.Undergraduate Courses

Introductory Theory and Style 4Introduction to Dance 4

History of Dance 4

Basic Experimental Workshop 4

Int. Theory and style 4

Repertory and Performance 4

Senior Seminar 4

Individual Study 4

Adv. Theory and Style. 4

Low Int. Theory and Style 4

Int. Experimental Workshop 4

Adv. Experimental Workshop 4

Dance and Theatre Production 4

History and Development ofHuman Movement 4

Fundamentals of Effort Shape 4

Graduate CoursesSame as undergraduate courses

graduate levelPractice Teaching 4

Master's The 1s 8

Individual Study-1.

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SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE COLLEGE501 Crescent StreetNew Haven, Connecticut 06515

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 13,000Dance Program in P.E.

CONNECTICUT

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 40B.S. DegreeDance Concentration


Formal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 3 or more

PersonnelPhyllis Grande, M.A., Asst. Prof.Mary Lee, M.A., Instr.Walter Terry, M.A., Guest Instr.


Tech. I & II Modern Dance 2

Tech. Folk and Square 1

Tech. Ballet 1

Modern Dance (Comp.) 3History of Dance 3Historic Dances for Actors

(Theatre) . 3Accompaniment for Dance 3Dance Production 3

ST. JOSEPH COLLEGE1678 Asylum AvenueWest Hartford, Connecticut 06117

Private Control ,

WomenEnrollment 600Dance Program in Fine Arts Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramDance MinorDance ConcentrationInterdisciplinary Degree

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 1Informal ,Concerts 5Touring Concerts 10

PersonnelCeci Taylor, M.A., Asst

Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Modern DanceInt. Modern DanceAdv.' Modern DanceComp.

Dance gistoryDance as a Fine ArtIndependent Study

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THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITYMassachusetts and Nebraska AvenuesWashington, D.C. 20016Private ControlCoedEnrollment over 14,000Dance Program in Dept. of

Performing ArtsUndergraduate Program

Enrollment 45B.A. DegreeDance Education MajorPerforming Arts Dance MajorDance MinorBachelor of MusicInterdisciplinary DegreeState Certification in DanceAreas of Specialization:

Performance, Choreography,Education, History, BodyKnowledge, Production,Interdisciplinary Work

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 46M.A. DegreePerforming Arts Major and MinorMasters in Music and Music Ed.


Formal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 2

Personnel*Naima Prevots, M.A., Prof.Shelley Berg, Adj. Prof.Brook Andrews, M.A., Asst. Prof.Meade Andrews, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Mary,Day, Adj. Prof.Charles Crowder, M.A., Prof. .

Ken Baker, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Boris Boranovic, M.A.,Asst. Prof.Haig Mardirosian, D.M.A., Asst. Prof.Alan Mandel, M.S., Prof.Valerie Morris, M.A., Asst. Prof.George Schuetze, Ph.d., Prof.Gordon Smith, Ph.D., Prof.Herbert Voss, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Elizabeth Daley, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof.Jamie Hindman, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.

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Undergraduate CoursesIntroduction to Perf.

Arts: Dance 1

Theatre: InterdisciplinaryArt 1

Introduction to Perf.Arts: Theatre

Stage Make UpModern Dance I-IIIBallet I-IIIOral fnterpretationIndividual Creative

Expression- 1

Basic Acting Tech. 1

Theatre Prod. Tech. I & II 1

Theatre Perf. Tech. I & II 1

World Theatre I & II 1

Music for Dance & Theatre '1Lighting Design 1

Speech and Voice for Theatre 1

Independent Reading forthe Perf. Arts 1

**History and Philosophy ofDance I & II 1

Beginning Directing 1

**Advanced Methods ofTeaching Modern Dance 1

**Dance Comp. I - III 1

**Adv. Scene Design 1

Costume Design 1

**Workshop in Dance Prod.(Repertory) 1

**Workshop in Dance Prod.(Improvisation) 1

Independent Study in thePerforming Arts 1/4-2

Rotating Topics in Acting/Directing 1

Music and Art 1

EvolutIOn of Jazz and Rock 1

Music Theory for Non-Majors 1

Music and the Perf. Arts 1

Language and Literature ofMusic I & II 1

History'of Music 1

Graduate and Advanced UndergraduateCourses-

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History and Philosophy ofDance III 3

Survey of Arts ManagementPromotion and P.R. for the

Perf. Arts

3

3

Case Studies in'Perf.Arts Management 3

Effort/Shape 3

Exploration of Artistic Element 3

Seminar in Theatre History 3Independent Reading in the Perf.

Arts 1-6

Creative Theories and Criticism 3

Creative Writers Performance Lab 3

Media Performance 3

Rotating Topics" n Acting/Directing 3

Artistic and OrganizationalPlanning in Perf. Arts

Dynamic AlignmentBallet RepetoireBallet PointeComp. of DanceModern Dance IIIWorld Theatre IIAdv. Costume DesignResearch Seminar in Perf. ArtsMaster Thesis SeminarNon-Thesis Option

FEDERAL CITY COLLEGE ***Washington, D.C. 20036Federal Government ControlCoed

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D.C.

GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITYWashington, D.C. 20052

Private ControlCoedEnrollment 17,700Dance Program in Dept. of Human

Kinetics and Leisure StudiesUndergraduate ProgrbmEnrollment 20B.S. DegreeDance MajorState Certification in DanceAreas of Specializations

Dance Education, Dance asa Performing Art

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 39M.A. DegreeDance Major


Formal Concerts 3Informal Concerts 2-4

Personnel*Nancy Diers Johnson, M.S., Asst.

Prof.Maida Rust Withers, M.A., Assoc.

Prof.Guest Artist-in-Residence each

semester

Enrollment over 8,000Dance Program in P.E. Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramDance Minor


Dir.S.H.

John Bailey, M.A., Lect.Beth Burkhardt, B.S., Lect.Eric Greer, MusicianSandra Fortune Green, Lect.Edward Kasouf, MusicianJoe Jeff Goldblatt, B.F.A., Lect.

Margaret Ramsay, M.S., Lect.Undergraduate Courses S.H.*Edna L. Long, M.F.A., Asst.

Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Modern Tech. IEthnic Tech.

1 Dance Tech: Modern, Ballet,Ethic, Jazz, Tap 1-3ea.

Beg. Ballet Tech. 1 Introduction to Dance

History of Dance I 3Therapy 3

Beg. Modern Tech. II 1 Teaching Ethnic Dance 2

.,,, Ethnic Tech. II 1 Dance Improvisation 2

ell' History of Dance II 3Dance Composition .3,3

Comp. and Improvisation 2 Movement Tech. for Theatre 2

Dance Workshop 2 Mime Movement Theatre

Jazz Workshop 1 Dance Education 3

Practicum 2 Special Problems in Dance.

Dance Production Workshop 4 Comp.

Creative Dance for Children 3)Creative Dance for Children 3

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RepertoryStudent Teaching - DanceDance HistoryDance Notation and Movement

Analyses: LabanotationTheatre Prod. for the DanceChoreographyHuman AnatomyKinesiologyDance Tech. Theory.Independent StudySeminar in Music and DanceWorkshop

Graduate CoursesConceptual Basis of Motor

LearningPhilosophic Foundations of

DanceDance ReconstructionDance in SocietyAdv. WorkshopInternational ExperiencePracticumAdv. SeminarIndependent Study ,

Adv. Topical StudiesThesis Research

FLORIDA

D.C. - FLORIDA

1-2 FLORIDASTATE UNIVERSITY6-12 Tallahassee, Florida 32306.

3,3 -State ControlCoed

3 Enrollment over 22,000

3,3 Dance Program in Dept. of Dance

3 Undergraduate Program

3 Enrollment 70

3 B.F.A Degree

3 Areas of Specialization:

1-6 Performance, Choreography,

3 . Teaching1-3 Auditions required


3 M.F.A. DegreeAreas of Specialization:

3 Performance, Choreography,

3 Teaching

3 Performing and Touring Companies

1-3 Formal Concerts 10

1-9 Informal Concerts 6

3-6 Touring Concerts 5-6

1-3 Personnel1-6 *Nancy W. Smith, Ph.D., Prof.

3 or 6 Lester Bruch, M.M., Assoc. Prof.

6 Lynda. Davis, M.F.A., Assist. Prof.Maria de Baroncelli, Assoc. Prof.Odette Salvaggio, M.A., Production

Manager+Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Non-MajorBeg. Cont. -Dance A,B,C 2ea.

Beg. Ballet A,B,C 2ea.°

Int. Cont Dance 2

Int. Ballet 2

Majordbnt. Dance I, II, IIIBallet I, II, IIISquare and Social DanceFolk DanceDance TheatreComp. IA, IB, IIA, IIBRepertory (Comp. III)Comp. IVA, IVBRhythmic AnalysisMusic and ChoreographyMethods and Materials in

Dance EducationDance Perf.Dance Prod.Dance Production Lab

ECKERD COLLEGESt. Petersburg, Florida 33733

PrivateCoedEnrollment 950Dance Program in Theatre Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramB.A. Degree in TheatreInterdisciplinary Studies

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 2Inf,rml Concerts vary

PersonnelJames R. Crlson, Director of

Theatre\

UndergraduatelCoursesBeg. ModernDanceInt. Modern DanceBeg. Comp.Int. CompWorkshops in Jazz, Tai Chi, Yoga,

and Eurythmics

S.H.

4

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3Sea.

22

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3

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.damt)..-talanotation I, II 3ea.

History and Philosophy of Daftce. I, II, III '4 3ea.

Directed Individual Study % 1-4

o (Non-majors are admitted int(54, majorclasses by special permission.)

+Studio technique courses, performanceand'repertory courses are repeatable fora specified amount of credit..-'1,

Graduate Course. Cont. lance

A, Ballet.Dance TheatreChoreoaphydPracti *nm in Dance Perf. and

'Theo Olf,Dance

-.Mance, f.

.phic ProjectDirec-E ,CliIndividual Study in

Dan e AstoryDirecte ,Individual StudySupery ed ResearchSuper sed Teaching

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MIAMI-DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, SOUTH-SOUTH, CAMPUS ***11011 S%144'104th StreetMiami, ida 33176

State PoCoedEnrolMene over 12,500Dance Program in P.E. Department

Personnelene Del Zingro Farls, M.S., Assoc.Prof.

Maria B. Hornor, M.Ed., Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Beg. Modern Dance 1

Int. Modern Dance 1

Independent Study 1-3Folk, Square, Social Dance ,

(Service) 1

Folk, Square, Social Dance(Major) 2

Fundamentals of Movement 1

FLORIDA

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDAGainesville, Florida 32611


Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 5B.F.A. in DanceB.S. in P.E.Bachelor's Degree in any discipline

with dance specializationDance Major

4 Dance Specialization4 Interdisciplinary Degree1 Auditions required for B.F.A.4 Graduate Program

Enrollment 4

3 M.A. in P.E.

5 M.F.A. in Theatre1-3 Dance Specialization

3-9 Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 2-3

3,3 Informal Concerts 2-32-4 Personnel

3 *Rusti Brandman, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

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+Modern Dance I+Modern Dance II+Modern Dance III, IV+Jazz DanceModern Dance Teaching

MethodsDance Comp.+Dance Prod.Dance in Elem. Ed.Seminar in Dance History

and PhilosophyFolk DanceSocial DanceSquare Dance+Ballet IPracticum in Repertory

Dance TheatreFolk and Social Dance

PedagogyIndividual Study

Graduate CoursesPracticum in Repertory

Dance Theatre

2

3ea.

1

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12

12

3variable

12

+Dance Company (Modern Dance IV) 3

Independent Studies variableMaster's Research variableAdv. Research in Dance

History and Philosophy 4Workshop in Directing Dance,

I & II 4ea.

+Repeatable

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMICoral Gables, Florida 33124

Private ControlCoedEnrollment over 1,000Dance Program in Dept. of H.P.E.R.

Undergraduate ProgramB. Ed. DegreeDance for P.E. and Recreation Majors

Summer Programs occasionallyPersonnel

*Annette Underwood, M.Ed., Instr.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Elem. Modern Dance 2

Int. Modern Dance 2

Folk Dance, Methods andMaterials 2

**Dance Seminar (dance therapy,comp., etc.) 3

GEORGIA

GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGEStatesboro, Georgia 30458

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. in Ed., Major in P.E.Emphasis in Dance

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1

Undergraduate CoursesTap, Ballet, Folk, Square,

Social, Modern DanceIntroduction to DanceTeacning of Folk and Square

DanceTeaching of Modern and Soci

Dance(incomplete information)

Q.H.

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FLORIDA - GEORGIA

GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITYUniversity PlazaAtlanta, Georgia 30303

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. of Ed.Minor in Dance

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 10M. Ed. DegreeAreas of Specialization:

Education, ChoreographyPerforming Company

Formal Concerts 2 or moreInformal Concerts 4 or more

Affiliation with Professional Co.:Atlanta Contemporary Dance Co.

PersonnelCatherine Schane, M.F.A., Asst.

Prof.Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Teaching RhythmicalActivities 5

Basic Dance Comp. 3Beg., Int., Adv. Modern

Dance 2ea.

Beg., Int. Ballet 2ea.

Graduate CoursesCreative Movement 5Basic Dance Comp. 5Compositional Dance Forms 5Comparative Analysis of

Dance Styles 5Adv. Choreographic Workshop 5-10

20th Century History andPhilosophy of Dance 5

Foundations in Dance Ed. 5

Music for the. Dancer 5(incomplete information)

SIJELMAN COLLEGE ***Atlanta, Gergia 30314

Private ControlWomenEnrollment 900Dance Program in Division of Fine

ArtsUndergraduate ProgramB.A. DegreeDance Minor

Personnel*Mozel J. Spriggs, M.A., Asst. Prof.Margie LaBarda, M.F.A., Instr.Donna Rizzo, Instr.Jacqueline Benton, B.A., Accomp.Connie Lokey, Accomp.

Undergraduate CoursesBallet Tech., Int. I & IIBallet Tech., Adv. I & II

Int. I & IIModern ech., Adv. I & IIAdvanced Folk FormsRhythmic AnalysisHistory and Philosophy of

DanceMethods and Materials for

Teaching Dance toChildren

Dance Production

S.H.

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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIAAthens, Georgia 30602

State ControlCoedEnrollment 22,000Dance Program in Div. of H.P.E.R.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 25B.S.Ed. DegreeDance Education Major

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts 3Touring Concerts upon request

Personnel*Marilyn G. Trigg, M.A., Instr.Virginia Carver, B.S., Instr.Mark Wheeler, M.S., Instr.Jude Wido, M.S., Instr.

Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance Tech., Beg.Modern Dance Tech., Int.Modern Dance Tech., Adv.Ballet, Beg.

;Ballet, Int.Ballet, Adv.Choreography I & IITheories'of MovementAnatomy for the DancerDance PerspectivesMethods and Materials for

Teaching Dance

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Dance History I & IIImprovisationDance Workshop A & BIndependOnt StudyFracticumReadings in DanceConcert.Dance Company

HAWAII

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UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII1770 East West RoadHonolulu, Hawaii 96822

State ControlCoedEnrollment 18,000Dance Program in Dept. of Drama

and MusicUndergraduate Program

Enrollment 40B.A. DegreeDance ConcentrationInterdisciplinary Degree

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 10M.A. in Dance Ethnology in

Dept. of Music or AsianStudies

M.F.A. in Dance Theatre inDept. of Drama


Hawaii Dance TheatrePerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 5Touring Concerts 1

Personnel*Carl Wolz, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Betty Jones, Assoc. Prof.Yasuki Sasa, Assoc. Prof.Judy\ Van Zile, M.A. Asst. Prof.Koishiro Nishikawa, Lect.Ho'oulu Cambra, Lect.Wayne. Mendoza, Lect.Adrienne Kaeppler, Lect.Halla Pai Huhm, Lect.Yoshino Nakasone, Lect.Takako Asakowa, Asst. Prof.Jacqueline Kellet, Lect.

PDavid Hatch Walker, Lect.James Hutchison, Lect.

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Undergraduate CoursesIntroduction to DanceDance in World CulturesModern Dance IBallet IModern Dance IIBallet IIModern Dance IIIBallet III**Modern Dance IV-**Ballet IVDance HistoryDance Comp.Dance RepertoryLabanotationAsian and Pacific Music

and Dance in Ed.**Regional DancesEthnic Dance Ensembles:

Hawaiian, Oceania,Philippine, Javanese,Japanese, Okinawan,Korean, other Asian

**Problems in MovementAnalysis 3

**Adv. Choreography 3**Seminar in Dance Ethnology 3

**Thesis 6

Fundamentals of Movement 1

Jazz Dance 3,3Creative Movement for Children 3**Adv. Creative Movement for

Children 3

Teaching of Dance 3

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HAWAII - IDAHO ILLINOIS

S.H. Summer Program

3 Affiliation with Professional Co.:

3 Ballet Folk3,3 Performing Company

3,3 Formal Concerts 6

3,3 Informal Concerts 2

3,3 Touring Concerts 4-6

3,3 Personnel

3,3 *Diana Walker, M.Ed., Assoc. Prof.

3,3 Judi Haas, M.A., Instr.

3,3 Jaye Petrick, B.A., Assoc. Fac.

3 Carl Petrick, B.A., Assoc. Fac.

3,3 Undergraduate Courses S.H.

3 Modern Dance, Beg., Int.,

3,3 Adv.Ballet, Beg., Int., Adv.

2 Jazz, Beg., Int., Adv.

3

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IDAHO

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHOMoscow, Idaho 83843

State ControlCoedEnrollMent over 6,000Dance Program in Center for Dance,

P.E. Dept.Undergraduate Program

Enrollment 15Degree, Bachelor of Dance

Dance MajorD "*Education Major

r certification in Dance

9f.

Chor'eography, Therapy

lea.lea.

lea.

Ethnic Dance 1

Square and Social Dance 1

Dance Tech. 2

Problems in Dance Comp. 1-4

Rhythms for Children 2,Labanotation 1

Theory and Tech. ofTeaching Dance 2

Dance Production 2

Directed StudyAdv. Comp., Rehearsal,and

Perf. 1-4

Dance Accomp. 3

Dance HistOry 3

Practicum in Tutoring 1-2

(See Addendum, Idaho StateUniversity, Page 108)

ILLINOIS

CHICAGO CONSORTIUM OF COLLEGES ANDUNIVERSITIES

2235 N. SheffieldChicago, Illinois 60614Graduate Program

Enrollment 60M.Ed. in the Arts and Inter-

disciplinarylearningAffiliation with Professional 9o.:

Chicago Moving CompanyPersonnelNana Soibrig, -B.A., Instr.

Graduate CoursesMovement Images

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GEORGE WILLIAMSCOLLEGE555 31st StreetDowners Grove, Illinois 60137

Private ControlCoedEnrollment 1,200Dance Program in Dept. of P.E.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment (P.E.) 100B.S. Degree, dance Specialization

Graduate ProgramEnrollment (P.E.) 40M.S. Degree

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Touring Concerts 3

Personnel*Nora Veyette, M.S., Asst. Prof.


Modern Dance I, II, III lea.

Movement for the Theatre 1

Folk and Social Dance I, II,

III lea.

Teaching Rhythmic Activities 3Modern Jazz r- 1

Ballet I, II 'lea.

Modern Dance Comp.Tap Dance 1

Dance Company 1

ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY.Normal, Illinois 61761

State ControlCoedEnrollment 19,000Dance Program in Dept. of H.P.E.R.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 37B.S., B.A., or B.S. in Ed.Major in DanceMajor in Dance EducationMinor in DanceMinor in Dance EducationInterdisciplinary Degree

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 2M.A., M.S., or M.S. in Ed.Concentration in Dance

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ILLINOIS

Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 2Informal Concert 1Touring Concerts 2-3

PersonnelDon Coven, B.S., Instr.R. Dwaine Goodwin, M.R. W.,

Asst. Prof.Dianne Howe, M.F.A Instr.Carmen Imel, Ph.D., Prof.*Gwen K. Smith, Ph.D., Prof.Christine Meyers, M.F.A. Asst.

Prof.Sylvester Legner, B.M.E.,

MusicianUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Social, Square arid FolkDance I

Studies in Modern Dance

1

9-18

Dance Accomp. 2

Studies in Ballet 2

Mechanics for the Dance 2

Notation I, II 6

Dance for Elem. School 2

Jazz Dance I, II 3Tap Dance I, II 3Square Dance I, II 3

Folk Dance I, II 3

Social Dance I, II 3

Modern Dance I, II 3

Dance Comp. 4

Dance Practicum I 1-3

Independent Study (FieldExperiences) 1-2

Graduate Courses+Teaching of Dance 2

+History and Philosophy ofDance 14 II 6

+Principles of Production 3

+Teaching of Folk Forms 2

+Problems of Dance 2

+Dance for Children 2

+Dance Comp.Introduction to Research 3Seminar in Dance 2

. Movement Phenomenology 3

Advanced Studies 1-6

Thesis Research 1-6

+may be enrolled by seniors andjuniors

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NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITYDeKalb, Illinois 60115

State ControlCoedEnrollment 25,000Dance Program in Div. of Dance,

Dept. of Theatre ArtsUndergraduate ProgramEnrollment 95B.A. Degree in Theatre-DanceDance Performance and Composition

emphasisGraduate Program

M.A. DegreeAuditions required

Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 10Touring Concerts 20

Personnel*Scott Douglas Morrow, B.F.A., Dir.Lila Dole, M.S.Harolyn Gaudette, M.F.A.Jere Tulk, M.S.

Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance Tech. I, II, IIIBallet Tech I, II, III

Improvisat' nComposition, Int., Adv.Men's ClassesPointePartneringVariationsNotationHistory and CriticismDance and the Fine ArtsMusic for DancesCostume DesignLighting for DancersDance Theatre ProductionFundamentals of ActingDance RepertorySpecial Studies in DanceTutorial in Dance

Graduate CoursesDance History, Criticism and

ResearchDance and the Fine ArtsNotation SeminarSpecial Studies'Tutorial in Dance

S.H.

ILLINOIS

'NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY619 Clark StreetEvanston, Illinois 60201

Private ControlCoed, Evanston CampusEnrollment 8,000Dance program in P.E. Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 3B.S. DegreeDance Ed. MajorDance Ed. MinorState Certification in Dance

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 3M.A. DegreeDance Ed. Major

Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 2-3Informal Concerts 4

Personnel*Delta H. Bannister, M.A., Dir.Patricia P. Flentye, B.A., Instr.Elizabeth Clayton, B.A., Instr.Melissa Nunn, M.A., Instr.


Introduction to the DanceExperience 4

Modern Dance/MovementWorkshop 4

Dance as a Leisure TimeActivity 4

Integrated Studies in Musicfor Dance: DancePerf. and Teaching 4

Dance Making: Improvisationand Comp. 4

Dance in Modern'America 4

Tech. classes in Modern Dance,Choreography Workshop,Concert Dance Company,Ballet, Tap, Folk Dance,Jazz Dance, SquAreDance, and Social Daneare non-credit.

Graduate CoursesCreative Dance for Children 4

Dance in the Schools 4

History of Dance ' 4

Independent Study' 4-8

Elective Cognate Courses 12-16

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SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITYCarbondale, Illinois- 62901

State ControlCoedErOollment over 25,000

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. DegreeDance Minor, P.E.Dance Specialization, TheatreInterdisciplinary Degree



PersonnelSallie Idoine,M.M., Asst. Prof.Linda Kostalik, M.F.A., Instr.Meredith Taylor,.B.A., Lect.

Undergraduate Courses,Beg. ContemporaryInt. ContemporaryAdv. ContemporaryBeg.' Classical BalletInt. Classical BalletAdv. Classical BalletTap DanceFolk and SquareHistory and Philosophies of

DanceChoreographyBeg. Teaching MethodsTeaching MethodsStage MovementSouthern Repertory Dance

Theatre - ProductionTheatre Practicum

Theatre Practicum, IndependentStudies

441

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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGNUrbana, Illinois 61801

State ControlCoedEnrollMent 35,000Dance Program in Dept. of Dance,

Fine and Applied ArtsUndergraduate Program

Enrollment 100B.A. and B.F.A. DegreesDance Ed. Major

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ILLINOIS

Perf. Arts Dance Maj., Dance Min.State Certification in DanceAreas of Specialization:

Performing, TeachingGraduate ProgramEnrollment 12M.A. DegreeDance MajorAreas of Specialization:

Choreography, PerformanceSummer ProolPerforming i'4pany

Formal Concerts 1Informal Concerts varyTouring Concerts 3

Personnel*Patricia K. Knowles, M.A., Assoc.

Prof.Beverly S. Blossom, M.A., Assoc.

Prof.Mary Price Boday, M.F.A., Visit-

ing Asst. Prof.Angelina Fisher, M.S., Asst. Prof.Camille C. Hardy, Ph.D., Asst.

Prof.Ted Kalmon, M.A., Asst. Prof.Oliver J. Kostock, M.A., Assoc.

Prof.John Landovsky, Asst. Prof.Willis Ward, M.A., Assoc. Prof.C ?ester Wolenski, Lect.


Introduction to Prod. forPerf. Arts I& II 2ea.

Perf. Practicum I 1,2

Movement Fundamentals 1

Orientation to Dance asArt and Ed. 2

Modern Tech. IImprovisation I & II --a.

Beg. Comp. 4

Ballet I & II 1,2,

(up to 8 credits)Music Theory for Dancers

I & II 2ea.

Undergrad. Open Seminar 1,2.

(up to 9 credits)Creative Dance for ChildrenTeaching of Dance to

Adolescents and Adults 3

Teaching of Dance in thePublic Schools 3

3

Instructional Methods in Dance

Ed.

Modern Tech. II -

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Int. Modern DanceAdv. Modern VanceSocial Dance

121

(total of 18 credits) Jazz Dance 1

Int. Comp. 2 Tap Dance 1

Music Lit. for Dancers 3 Dance Theatre 9

**Composer-ChoreographerBallet Tech. (2) 2

WorkshOp 2 Anatomy 3

**Performalce Practicum II 1-4 Physiology 3

(total of 12) Kinesiology 3

**Labanotation I 3 Comp. 2

**Dance Repertory Workshop 2-4 Prod. 1

**History of Dance I & II Sea. Accomp. for Dance 1

**Theory and Philosophy of Dance 3 History of. Dance

**Special Problems 2-4 Dance for Children. 3

**Modern Tech. III . 2-3 Dance for Secondary School 2

**Improvisation III 1 Beg. Folk Dance 1

**Adv. Comp. 2 Int. Folk Dance 1

**Ballet III 1 Beg. Square Dance

**Accompaniment for Dance 1 Int. Square Dance 1

**Dance Prod. Workshop 2-3 Tech. of Folk and Square

Graduate Courses 7 Folk Dance Theatre 1

Problems in Dance Ed. 1/2 (audition)

Choreography. 1 Graduate Courses,

Dance Seminar 1 Dance for Children 3Current Practices in Dance 3

INDIANA

BALL STATE UNIVERSITYMuncie, Indiana 47306

State ControlCoedEnFollment over 17,000Dance Program in Dept. of P.E.

Undergraduate Program'Enrollment 40Dance Minor - Emphasis in

Modern and Folk DancePerforming Company

Formal Concert 1Informal Concerts 3 or more

Personnel*Charlotte Korsgaard, M.A., Asst. .

Prof.Sarah Mangelsdorf, M.A., Instr.Yaakov Eden, Instr.Nancy Linson, M.A., Asst. Prof.Coranell Rossow, M.A., Instr.

Undergraduate CoursesFundamentals of Rhyttlp

Beg.. Modern Dance

BUTLER UNIVERSITYJordon,College of MusicIndianapolis, Indiana 46208

Private ControlCoedEnrollment over 4,500

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 100B.A. and B.F.A. DegreesPerforming Arts Dance MajorAudition required

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 12M.A. DegrebPerforming Arts Dance Major

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 20Informal Concerts 4Touring 10

Summer Program'PersonnelLouis F. Chenette, Dean*Martha Cornick, Ph.D., Prof.Betty Butterbaugh, M.A., Instr.

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Peggy Dorsey, Instr.William Glenn, Assoc. Prof.Betty Gour, Asst. Prof.Harry.Kerwin, Asst. Prof.Karen Littman, Instr.George Verdak, Assoc. Prof.,

Artistic Dir., ButlerBallet Company


Ballet Tech.7seTieSters)Pointe (6 semesters)Modern Tech. and Workshop

(8 semesters)Theatre Dance Forms (4 sem.)

166

8

6

Character Dance (2 sem.) 2

Dance History (2 sem.) 4

Choreography (2 sem.) 4Dance Accomp. (2 sem.) 2

Teaching Analysis 2

Teaching Practicum (2 sem.) 4Special Problems 1-3

Individual Study 3

Classical Mime 1

Theory and Philosophy (2 sem.) 4Pas de deux (4 sem.) 4Variations (Z sem.) 2

Seeior Prod. (2 sem.) 3

Honors Thesis (1 sem.) 3

Butler Ballet 8-12

Additional Acting and Stagecraftcourses in Drama Department andmusic courses in Music Dept.Special Instruction School inDance separate from UniversityDept. with staff of ten.

Graduate CoursesBallet Tech.Modern Tech. and WorkshopTeaching AnalysisTeaching PracticumDance Research ProjectGraduate Prod.Graduate RecitalIndividual,projectAdv. Theatre-Dance FormsPointePas de deuxVariationsButler Ballet

INDIANA

INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITYTerre Haute, Indiana 47809


Undergraduate\ProgramB.A. and B.S. DegreesDance Program


Formal Concert 1Informal Concerts varyTouring.Concerts minima

PersonnelDixie Stater, Ph.D., Assoc.

Prof.Willie Mae Grisson, Ed. D.,

Assoc. Prof.Margit Treiber, M.S., Assoc.

Prof.Marthanne Markel, M.S., Instr.Joyce Bachtic, M.S., Instr.

Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Folk DanceInt. Folk DanceFolk and Square DanceBeg. Mod. DanceInt. Mod. DanceAdv. Mod. DanceSocial DanceTeaching Rhythms in the

Elem. School 2

Teaching Rhythms in theHigh School 2

Theory of Modern Dance 2

Seminar in Modern DanceComp. 2

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1

1

1

1

1

1

8 Analysis and Application of

4 Rhythmic Forms for Dance 3

2 Graduate Courses2 Seminar in Creative Rhythm

3 and Dance Ed. for the

4 Elem. School 2

Seminar in Modern Dance Comp. 2Analysis and Application of

Rhythmic Forms of Dance 3

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INDIANA UNIVERSITYBloomington, Indiana 47401

State ControlCoedEnrollment 32,000Dance-Program in School of Music

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 40B.S. Degree in BalletDance MajorDance MinorAreas of Specialization:

Performance, EducationalAuditions required

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 10M.S. Degree in Ballet

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 7Informal Concerts 2Touring Concerts 1

Courses required in tech., theatre,piano, humanities, Dance Theoryand Criticism, Ballet Pedagogy.


IOWA

IOWA STATE UNIVERSITYAmes, Iowa 50010


Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 25B.S. DegreeDance ConcentrationInterdisciplinary Degree

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 5Informal Concert's 8Touring Concerts 22

Personnel*Betty Toman, M.S., Prof.Dana Starkey, Instr.Margaret Stoffregen, Instr.Evelyn Jensen, Accomp.

INDIANA IOWA

Undergraduate CoursesRhythmic Aspects of

MovementFolk DanceSquare DanceSocial DanceAmerican Reclleational DanceIntroduction to Creative

DanceFundamentals of Educational

Modern Dance

Q.H.

11111

1

1Modern Dance Tech. I,.II,.III lea.Modern Dance ComP. I, II 2,2

1,11

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Ballet I, IIJazz IConcert and Theatre DanceDance AppreciationSound and MovementHistory and Philosophy of

Dance.Class Study in DanceAdv. Studies in DancePrinciples of Teaching

Modern DanceMethods of Teaching

Recreational DanceTeaching Dance Tech. and

Comp.Independent StudyTeaching Children's Dance

31-121-12

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UNIVERSITY OF IOWAIowa City, Iowa 52242

State ControlCoedEnrollment 20,000Dance Program in Dept. of P.E.

and DanceUndergraduate Program

Enrollment 40B.A. DegreePerforming Arts Dance MajorDance Ed. MajorAuditions required

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 12M.A. DegreeDance Ed. MajorPerforming Arts Major


. Formal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 2Touring Concerts 2

Personnel* Judy Allen, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.

Alicia Brown, M.A., Instr.Linda Simmons, M.F.A., Instr.Heather Tuck, M.F.A., Instr.Maureen Delaney, M.A., Instr.Rbbin McNelly, M.A., Instr.Jennifer Martin, Ph.D., Asst.

Prof.

Undergraduate CoursesAnatomy 4Kinesiology 3Rhythmic Analysis of Dance 2

History & Appreciation of Dance 3Twentieth Century Dance 3Independent Study ARR

Beg.,ghoreography 2

Beg. Choreography 2

Labanotation 3Teaching of Modern Dance 2

Graduate or Undergraduate CoursesMethods & Materials of Children's

DancePointeDance in 'Ed.Ballet PedagogyDance Prod,

,, ImprovisationDance TherapyReading in DanceAdv. ChoreographyTheory of DanceCriticism of DanceInt. LabanotationDance Company,ClassArtist-in-ResidenceThesisGraduate SeminarProblems in DanceTech. in Research

S.H.

Technique ClassesBeg. Modern DanceInt. Modern DanceAdv. Modern Dance

2

1

2

2

1,11

3,3ARR2,2

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Beg. BalletBallet

Adv. BalletBeg. Jazz

KANSAS

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UNIVERSITY OF KANSASLawrence, Kansas 66044

State'ControlCoedEnrollment 20,000Dance Program in H.P.E.R.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 12B.S. DegreeDance Education MajorDance Performance Option

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts 10-12

PersonnelBecky Johnson, B.F.A., Instr.Kristen Marley, B.A., Asst.

Instr.William Lendir, M.A., Asst.

Instr.Faria Clark, Asst. Instr.

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Beg. Ballet 1

Beg. Modern 1

Beg. Jazt 1

Folk Dance 1

Square and Social Dance 1

Int. Modern Dance 2

Int. Ballet 2

,Adv. Modern Dance 2

Fundamentals of Dance Comp. 2

Dance Prod. 3History and Philosophy of

Dance, Prim-1900 2

History and Philosophy ofDance, 1900-Pres, 2

I & A in Modern D and

Gymnastics vxj;4 2

I & A in Folk and Square 1

Practicum in Dance 1

Creative Dance for Children 3Dance Choreography 2

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Undergrad4t.en 111,0113 t.

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Formal Crompan.72 , Inf,

TOUXing cert5 2 '1'ka.l. 7,

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---1-PeggY P MEd.Mar Hall:1 McLuent B.s. ' Asst. Prof.

Bettieqrstad%, B.A' Instr.

Underadllnactl%es ' Instr.

Modern,;e

Ballet / 1mice .1, IV Tv,

Ballroom ri, 1

Modern ,bjance ertoircnoreogrZioe RePTap and a.bhy

lutroduQ.zz DanceHistory ion -ttl?1,05?ph

Ethnic a(1 P 3.eatlon;IIJ2a.!ce2

Creative BecJ.- 2fOr Chllt11,:r

Dancek d Pr

2ce Co 'tja.r1Ce od.

Ai-0,1,e CAA. an 2Graduate _

master z Is,t- Recital

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Daa' in Residence

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Dance Prgttr am

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KANSAS - KENTUCKY

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. DegreeDance MinorInterdisciplinexY

Degree

Performing companyFormal Concerts 2

Informal concerts 3-4

Touring concerts 3 -4

Summer Program

Personnel*Virginia Nill Jinks, M.A., Asst.

Prof.

Mildred M. maupiu, M.A. Asst.

Prof.Jennie C. ItalcahY, M.A., Instr.

211dergaduate CoursesS.H.

Beg. Ballet 1

Social, Folk and SquareDance

Modern Dance Theory andFundamentals

Dance Prod. and Workshop

Heritage of DanceGraduate Courses

History of DanceModern Dance Tech. and

Choreography2

Adv. Dance Prod. Workshop 1/2

2

2

1/2

3

2

UNIvasITY 01wEEVTUCKY ***Lexington, KentuckY 40506

State Control

CoedEnrollment over 24000Dance Program in Dept. of Health

and P.E.

Undergraduate programB.A. and B.S. Degrees

Dance ConcentrationGraduate Program

M.A. and M.S. Degrees

Dance Ed. MajorSummer Program

Personnel*Dianne Damro, M.A.' Instr.

1212,4fEgaduate es1

Cr.Hr.

Modern Dance I,History, and Philosophy of

Dance

Ballet I, IITheatre Dance I

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2ea,

2

2ea.

2

Rhythmic Form and AnalysisGraduate Courses

Choreography for GroupsDance Prod.Folk DanceEthnic Dance__Dance Activities in Elem.

Schools

LOUISIANA

NORTHWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY ***

Natchitoches, Louisiana 71457


and RecreationUndergraduate ProgramB.S. DegreeDance MinorDance Concentration

Graduate ProgramM.S., Ed. D. and Ph.D. DegreesDance Concentration


*Colleen Monk, Pe.D., Prof.Sandra Rognemore, M.S., Asst. prof.Joyce Towns, M.A., Instr.-Accomp.

Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Folk, Square and

Ballroom DanceInt. Folk and Square DanceInt. Ballroom DanceBeg. & Int. Modern DanceBeg.. Tap DanceRhythmic Analysis and Dance ///

Accomp.Creative Rhythms for. ChildrenDance Comp.: Performing GroupDance Prod.: Perforting GroupCurrent Theories and Practices

in the Teaching of Dance

3

2.

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2

2

Graduate CoursesCurrent Theories and Practices

in the Teaching of 'DanceHistory and Philosophy of DanceCreative Rhythms for.ChlidrenDance DirectionThesis

2-

2,2?,2

2

2

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3

3

3

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KENTUCKY LOUISIANA

SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY?;Hammond, Louisiana 70401

State ControlCoed.Enrollment over 7,000Dance Program in Dept. of P.E.

Undergraduate ProgramB.I. DegreeDance Ed. MajorCombined Major in P.E. and Dance

Undergraduate ProgramM.S.' Degree,

Dance ConcentrationPersonnel

*Katie Planche Friedrichs, M.S.,Assoc. Prof.

Betty Baker,Ed.D., Asst. Prof.Karen Boyd, Grad. Asst.

_Undergraduate

CoursesAmeridap Folk DanceForeign Folk DanceTap'Dance Tech.Elem. Modern DanceAdy. Modern DanceTech. of Teaching DanceModern Dance Comp.Rhythmic Form and. AnalysisHistory'and Survey of DanceDance Prod.Tech. of Teaching Dance &

-Dance Internship 3

Social Dance 1

,Dance-Tech. (Ballet) 1

Group-Ensemble (8 semesters) 4Contemporary Dance, Workshop

(summer) 5Independent Study in

Choreographic Design 2

Prod. of Research Project 1

Graduate CoursesDance Prod.Rhythmic Form and AnalysisHistory and Survey of DanceDance in the Elem. SchoolsDance Comp.Independent Study inChoreographic Design 2

Prod.:of Research Project 1

* * *

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1

1

2

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UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANSNew Orleans, Louisiana 70112

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 15,000Dance Program in Drama and

CommunicationsUndergraduate Program

Enrollment 68B.A., B.F.A. DegreesStage Movement/Mime ConcentrationAreas of Specialization:

Mime, Pantomime, StageMovement

Auditions required, B.F.A.Graduate Program

Enrollment 32M.A. M.F.A. DegreesAreas of Specialization:

Mime, Pantomime, StageMovement

Auditions required, M.F.A.Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 2

Personnel

LOUISIANA - MARYLAND

Summer Program, Musical TheatreWorkshop

PersonnelMuriel K. Moreland, M.A., Assoc.

Prof.

'Hugo Boutte, M.A., Dance Instr.Harry Leonard, B.A.M., Accomp.

Undergraduate CoursesContemporary Dance I, IIBallet Tech. I, IIInt. Ballet I, IIInt. Contemporary I, IIChoreography and Related

Media I, II 4Senior Choreography I, II 6Theatre Performance 1-8History 3Children's Creative Dance

Y and Philosophy

and Ballet 1Opera Workshop I, IIMusic for the ListenerSurvey of the'Arts I, IIDesign I, II 4Senior Art Project I, II 6

Cr.Hr.

3

Louis J. Derseran, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

MARYLAND

Fundamentals of Perf. 3 COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF BALTIMORE

Stage Movement for Actors 3 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue

Mime for Actors 3 Baltimore, Maryland 21215

Graduate Courses City Control

Movement Styles 3 Coed

Seminar in Stage Movement 3 Enrollment over 5,000

Theatre Production-Movement 6 Dance Program in P.E. Dept.

Independent Study 3 Undergraduate ProgramA.A. Degree

Summer Program

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA *** Performing Company

Lafayette, Louisiana 70501 Informal Concerts

State Control Personnel

Coed Deborah London, Asst. Prof.

Enrollment over 11,799 Harriet Lynn, Instr.

Dance Program in School of Art and Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Architecture, College of Arts,Humanities, and BehavioralSciences

Undergraduate ProgramB.F.A. DegreeDance MajorChoreographic Design

3 9

,Bpg. Modern DanceInt. Modern DanceFolk DanceFundamentals of RhythmCreative Movement

1111

Graduate CoursesBallet II, IIIModern I, II, IIIJazz I, 'II, III

FROSTBURG STATE COLLEGE ***Frostburg, Maryland 21432


Undergraduate ProgramDance Concentration

Summer Program (occasional)Personnel

*Paula Eoff, M.A., Instr.Claudia Palumbo, B.A., Teach.Nancy Crawley, M.Ed., Instr.

Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance 1Modern Dance 2Modern Dance 3Ballet 1Ballet 2Jazz 1Jazz 2Dance AppreciationFolk and Square

GOUCHER COLLEGETowson, Maryland 21204

Women Enrollment 1,000Dance Program in Dept. of

ArtsUndergraduate Program

Enrollment 22B.A. DegreeDance Major with sequences

Dance Performance andChoreography, Dance Therapy,DaL.o.e History and Criticism,

Dance Ed.Interdisciplinary Degree, Creative

ArtsAreas of Specialization:

Performance/Choreography,Therapy, History and Criticism,

Dance Ed.Graduate Program

Master's Degree in Dance Therapy to

begin Fall, 1978.

Perf.'7;

MARYLAND

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 3_Touring Concerts 5

PersonnelChrystelle T. Bond, M.F.A., Assoc.

Prof.Stephanie MacFarlane, M.A., Instr.Frances Flint, M.A., Lect.


Elem. Dance Tech.(Ballet and Modern) 2

Int. Dance Tech.(Ballet and Modern) 2

Adv. Modern Tech. I, II, III 2

Adv. Ballet Tech. I, II, III 2

Dance Ed. I (Elem. Level) 4

Dance Ed. II (Sec. Level) 4

Music for Dance 4

Stage Lighting 4

Stage Costume 4

Dance Therapy I 4

Dance Therapy II 4

Twentieth Century ModernDance and Its Relationto Other Modern Arts 4

Great Choreographbrs andDancers 4

Int. Dance Tech, and Comp. 4Dance Lecture Dem. and Perf. 4

Choreography and Prod. - 4

American Dance Heritage 4

Labananalysis 4

Performing Arts Administra-tion 4

Adv. Choreography 4

Anatomy and Kinesiology 4

Dance Criticism 4

TOWSON STATE UNIVERSITYTowson, Maryland 21204


Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 75B.A., B.S. DegreesGeneral Studies/Dance Core Major

ProgramInterdisciplinary DegreeAreas of Specialization:

Tech., Comp., Teaching

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Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 7Informal Concerts 15Touring.Copcerts 12

Personnel*Helene Breazeale, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof.Marilyn'Gaston, B.F.A., Instr.Nanci Martinez, B.F.A., Instr.Peggy Meyers, B.A., Instr.Guestartists-in-residence


History of,the Dance 3Beg. Ballei I, II 2

Int. Ballet I, II 2

Adv. Ballet I, II 2

Pointe Tech. I, II 2

Beg. Modern Dance I, II 2

Int. Modern Dance I, II 2

Adv. Modern Dance I, II 2

Jazz Dance I 1

Jazz Dance II 1

Tech. of Teaching CreativeMovement 1

Methods of.Teaching Dance inthe Schools 3

Modern Dance Comp. 3Choreographic Problems I, II 6


January Mini-Mester DanceWorkshop 2-3

Mime I 3Stage Make-up 2

Costume Design 3Aesthetics 3Anatomy & Physiology I, II 8

Physiology of Exercise 3Music Courses 11

TSU Dance Company

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLANDCollege Park, Maryland 20742

State ControlCoedEnrollment 38,000Dance Program in Dept. of Dance

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 100B.A., B.S. Degrees

'Performing Arts Dance MajorDance Ed. MajorInterdisciplinary Degree

MARYLAND

State Dance CertificationAreas of Specialization:

'Performing, Choreography,Education.

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 4Touring Concerts 20

Personnel .

Elizabeth Ince, M.A., Assoc.Prof. and Chairperson

Dorothy,Madden, Ph.D., Prof.

EmeritaMeriam Rosen, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Mark Ryder, Assoc. Prof.Anne Warren, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Larry Warren, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Katharine Sheppard, M.A., Asst.

Prof.Rebecca Bray, Instr.David Capps, B.A., Instr.Erick Hodges, Instr.Greta Owens, B.A., InstrStewart Seal, B.A., InstrBarbara Sloan, B.S., InsJoan Anne Smith, M.A., Instr.Shelley Berg, Lect.Ethel Butler, Lect.Jean Butler, B. Mus. Ed., Lect.Christine Caldwell, M.A., Lect.Sylvia Druker, Lect.Myra Selvadurai, B.A., Lect.David Freivogel, A.B., Assoc.

Staff, MusicianUndergraduate Courses S.H.

Introduction to Dance 3Introductory Explorations

in Dance 3Dance Tech.: Beg. - Adv.

Modern 16

Dance Tech.: Beg. - Int.

Ballet 8

Rhythmic Invention 2

Improvisation 2

Elem. Dance Comp. 3Adv, Choreographic Forms 3Group Forms 3Dance Prod. 3Development of Dance

Progressions 3History of Dance 6

Theory and Philosophy of

Dance 3

Percussion and Music for Dance 3Special Methods in Dance 3Creative Dance for Children 3Eth nic Dance 3Movement for the Theatre 3'Workshop 1-6

otation 3

pertory 3D ected Studies in Danceacticum

ASHINGTON COLLEGEChestertown, Maryland 21620

ivate ControlCoedEnrollment 825Dance Program in P.E. Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramB.A. DegreesDance Concentration withInterdidhiplinary Major

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 2Informal and Touring Concerts 3-5

Personnel*Karen Lynn Smith, M.A., Asst, Prof.


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Modern Dance I, II, III 1

Ballet I, II 1

Jazz 1

History of Dance 1

Theory and Philosophy of Dance 1

Dance Comp. 1

Movement for Actors 1

Repertory 1

MASSACHUSETTS

BOSTON CONSE VATORY OF MUSIC, DRAMA,

AND DANCNO8 The FenwayBoston, Massachusetts 02215

Priate ControlCoedEnrollment 500Dance Program in Dance Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 130B.F.A. DegreePerforming Arts Dance Major

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MARYLAND - MASSACHUSETTS

DiplomaAreas of Specialization:

Performing, Teaching,Choreography

Auditions requiredSummer ProgramPerforming Company


'Personnel*Ruth Sandholm AmbroseAnn DooleyRobert GilmanThomas HewittLois HoffmanSally LeeWitaly OsinsCarol Ann PastoreRamon de los RelesValerie SuttonAnna Crebo, Accomp.

Undergraduate CoursesBallet and Modern Dance

Tech./1-4Ballet and Modern Dance

Tech. 5 -8,

Comp. FundamentalsComp. Rehearsals and Perf.

1-6Ballet and Modern Dance

Pedagogy 1-2Ballet and Modern Dance

Pedagogy 3-4Labanotation 1-2, 3-4History 1-2Percussion 1-2Theatre Arts 1-2RepertoireSenior ProjectKinesiology and Applied

Anatomy 1-2Movement ShorthandMusic Fundamentals

S.H.

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BRIDGEWATER STATE ***Bridgewater, Massachusetts 02324 A

State ControlCoedEnrollment 5,000Dance Program in Dept. of Z.

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. DegreeDance Concentration" , ,

Personnel*Cora Miller Wells; M.S., Asst. Prof.

Marjorie Rugen, M.A., Instr.Shirley Krasinski, M.S., Asst. Prof.

Patricia Phillips, Ed. D., Assoc.

Prof.Undergraduate Courses' Cr.Hr.

Modern Dance I, II, III 1 /tea.

Modern Dance I, II, forP.E. Majors

Dance SurveyExpressive MovementSquare DanceFolk Dance I, IISquare Dance Calling

MOUN 07. -' COLLEGE

Sout /6;1'

Massachusetts 01075

Private ControlWomenEnrollment over 1,800Program in Dept. of P.E. and Dance and

the Five College Dance Dept.Undergraduate Program

Enrollment 12B.A, DegreeFive-College Dance Major (with

Smith, Amherst, U. Mass.,

Hampshire)Interdisciplinary Degree

Affiliation with Professional Dance Co.:

Dance GalleryPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 3Touring Concerts sometimes

PersonnelJoe Orlando, B.A., Instr.*Andrea Olsen, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.

Joann Robin, M.A., Accomp.Hannah C. Wiley, B.A., Asst. Prof.

1 /tea.

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MASSACHUSETTS

'Undergraduate CoursesTwentieth Century DanceElem. Dance Comp.Elem. Dance Notation (LN)Dance Theatre Prod.

`Int. Dance Comp.Int. 'Dance Notation (LN)Dance History I (Primitive

to Ancient)Adv. Dance Comp.Independent StudyMovement for TheatreDance Tech.: Ballet,

Modern, Jazz, Beg.-Adv.Concert Dance GroupMusic for DancersAdv. Studies in Dance

History and AestheticsAnalysis of Dance Tech.Senior Special Project,

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITYBOSTON-BOUVE'COLLEGE

Boston, Massachusetts 02115

Private ControlCoedEnrollment 42,000Dance Program in Dept. of P.E.

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. DegreeDance Emphasis

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concert 1Touring Concerts 2

Personnel*Judith Noblitt, M.Ed., Asst. Prof.

Sandy Hagen, Asst. Prof.

Reginald Hache, M.M., Asst. Prof.

Accomp.Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Beg. Folk and Square Dance 1

Int. Folk and Square Dance 1

Ethnic Dance Forms 1


Ballet I, II, III lea.

Jazz Dance I, II, III lea.

Ballroom Dance 1

Dance Improvisation 1

Modern Dance Comp. 3

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4

4

4

71

4

444

5 ti

Jazz Dance Comp.Dance History and PhilosophyDance: Choreograpny and Prod.Recreational Dance

(Teaching and Analysis)Creative Dance I and II

(Teaching and Analysis)

34,

4

2

tea.

SMITH COLLEGENorthampton, Massadhusetts 01060

Private ControlWomenEnrollment over 2,400Dance Program part of Five College

Dance Dept.Undergraduate ProgramB.A. DegreeDance Emphasis, in Theatre Dept.Areas of Specialization:

General dance background,Improvisation, Choreography,Dance History, Aesthetics


rM.F.A. DegreeAreas of Specialization:

Choreography/Perf.Performing Company

Formal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 2-4

Personnel*Susan Waltner, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Rosalind deMille, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Karen Williamson, B.A., Instr.


Improvisational Dance 4

Beg. Comp. 4Adv. Comp. 4

Dance History 4,4

Adv. Problems in Dance 4

Dance Tech. 0

Special studies 4Graduate Courses

History and Literature of Dance 4

Choreography & the CreativeProcess 4

Thesis 4-8

Special Studies 4-8

Dance Theory & Perf. 16

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MASSACHUSETTS

.,SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE

Springfield, Massachusetts 01109


Undergraduate ProgramB.S., B.A. in P.E.Dance Concentration

Personnel*William J. Considine, Assoc.

Prof.Louis J. Ampolo, M.S., Asst.

Prof.Mary L. Noble, Asst. Prof.Shep Cohen, Accomp.

Undergraduate CoursesFundamentals of RhythmModern Dance IModern Dance IITap DanceBallroom DanceChildren's RhythmsSquare Dance

'Music in P.E.Folk Dance IFolk Dance IIFundamentals of BalletModern Dance TheoryTeaching Rhythmic Activities 2

Ballet II 2/3

Folk and Square Dance 2/3

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5--2/32/32/32/32/32/31

2/32/32/32

TUFTS UNIVERSITYMedford, Massachusetts 02155

Private ControlCoedEnrollment 4,600Dance Program in P.E./Dance Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramB.A. Plan of StudyDance ConcentrationInterdisciplinary Degree


PersonnelJudith Alter, Instr.Nancy L. Ruyter, Asst. Prof.

5e)

Undergraduate CoursesIntroduction to DanceIntroduction topalletModern 1, 2, 3, 4Ballet 1Ethnic and Social DancePerspectives of DanceHis40of DanceDan comp.Aesthetics and The DanceDireCted StudiesDance Prod. WorkshopDance Cultures of the WorldLabanotationMusic for DanceSenior Thesis

S.H.

TA--1/21/21/21/21

1

1

1

1

1/21

1

1

1

UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTSAmherst, Massachusetts 01003

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 20,000Dance Program in Dept. of Music

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 100B.F.A. or Bachelor of Dance DegreeDance MajorAreas of Specialization:

Performance, ChoreographyAuditions required


PersonnelMarilyn V. atton, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof.

Anthony Cre cione, Lect.Richard Jones, M.A., Asst. Prof.Andrea Watkins, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.2 faculty to be appointed


Dance I, II, II, IV, V, VI, VII 2ea.

Ballet I, II, III, IV; VJazz I, II, III, IV, V 2ea.

Improvisation and CApi. 3

Comp. I, II 3ea.

Dance Prod. 3

Analysis of Dance 3

Rhythmic Analysis 3

Practicum 3

Dance History 3

MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN

Beg. Dance GroupInt. Dance GroupConcert Dance GroupUniversity DancersSpecial ProblemsSenior ProjectDance in Ed.Dance in the 20th CenturyDance RepertoryAccomp. for Dance

MICHIGAN

1

1

1-41-41-61-6

3

3

3

3

EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITYYpsilanti, Michigan 48197State ControlCoedEnrollment over 17,000Dance Program in Dept. of P.E.

and Recreation and DanceUndergraduate Program

Enrollment 45B.A. and B.S. DegreesTeaching Curriculum-Dance Major

Non Teaching Curriculum-DanceMajor

State Dance CertificationSummer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts 3Touring Concerts 8

Personnel*Jeannine M. Galetti, M.A.,

Assoc. Prof.Linda Hemmelgarn, M.A., Instr.Sarah M. Martens, M.A., Instr.Catharine Plavcan, M.A., ;41,0r.Valerie Moffett, M.A., AsSi:-.'prof.David Gregory, M.M., Pianist/

Comp.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Introduction to the Per. Arts 3Rhythmic Analysis and Dance

Accomp. 3

Anatomy and Physiology 5

History of Dance 3

Dance Prod. 3

Elements of Comp. 3

Adv. Comp. 4

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LabanotationMethods and Materials of

Teaching DanceSeminar in Dance.Directed StudiesModern Dance and Ballet Tech.

I,,II, III, IVJazz DanceTap DancePerf. and Repertory I, II, III,

IVFolk DanceCouple, Square and BallroomStudent Teaching

Graduate CoursesHistory of DanceAdv. Comp.Seminar in DanceIndependent Studies

HOPE COLLEGEHolland, Michigan 49423

Private ControlCoedEnrollment 2,100Dance Program in Dance, cross-

listed in Dept. of Theatre,Dept. of P.E.,Recreation andAthletics

Undergraduate ProgramB.A.; B.M. DegreesDance ConcentrationDance MinorState Dance Certification

Performing CompanyInformal Concerts 5Touring Concerts 5

Personnel*James J. Malc61m, Ph.D., DeanCharles Aschbrenner, M. MUS.,

Assoc. Prof.Robert Cecil, M. Mus., Assoc. Prof.Lawrence J. Green, Ph.D., Prof.Sandra Parker, M.A., Asst. Prof.John Tammi, M.A., Asst. Prof.Maxine DeBruyn, B.A., Teach. Assoc.Rich Rahn, Teach. Assoc.Ed Riffel, Teach. Assoc.

Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance I, IIFolk and Square Dance

MICHIGANQ

3 Period Dance StylesJazz I, II

11,

Tap I, IIBallet I, II

1-2 Dance ImprovisationEurhythmics

18 Anatomy and Kinesiology

2 Dance Comp.

1 Teaching of DanceHistory of Dance

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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITYEast Lansing, Michigan 4882

State ControlCoedEnrollment-45,000Dance Program in H.P.E.R.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 60B.S. DegreeDance MinorDance ConcentrationInterdisciplinary Degree with

Justin Morrill,CollegeState Dance Certification



Personnel*Dixie Durr, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Barbara Smith, M.A., Instr.Angela Lowe Gullet, M.S., Instr.Blanche Simon, M.A., Specialist


Modern Dance I, IIAdv. Modern Dance I, II, IIIJazz I, IIBallet I, II, IIIFolk, Social and Square

222

21

Rhythmic Form and Analysis 2

'Methods of Teaching Dance 3Dance History I, II 2

Choreography I, II 2

Dance Prod. 3

Elem. Piano 2

Percussion 1

Introduction to the Theatre 3

Acting 4

Pointe Class 1

Elem. Labanotation 1

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MUSKEGON COMMUNITY COLLEGEMuskegon, Michigan 49443

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 6,000Dance Program in P.E. and Theatre

Depts.Undergraduate Program (2-year)

A.A. DegreeDance Emphasis in P.E./TheatreInterdisciplinary Degree

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts 1-2Touring 30

Personnel*Judith A. Brooky, M.A., Dance

CoordinatorUndergraduate CoursesModern Dance IModern Dance IIFolk/Round/Square DanceBeg. Afro-American DanceBeg. Modern Jazz DanceModern Jazz Dance IISocial DanceBallet IBallet IIDance Choreography and Desig-1Repertory Dance Tour Compan.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGANAnn Arbor, Michigan 48109

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 38,000Dance Program in Dance Dept.

Undergraduate Program ,

Enrollment 36B.F.A. Degree,Major ConcentrationDance CertificationAreas cf Specialization:

Performance,ChoreographyAuditions required

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 20M.F.A. DegreeMajor ConcentrationAreas of Specialization:

Performance, Choreography

MICHIGAN

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Formal Concerts 10-15Informal Concerts 20Touring Concerts vary

Personnel*Elizabeth W. Bergmann, M.A.,

Assoc. Prof.Quin Adamson, M.Mus., Asst. Prof.

Gay Delanghe, M.A.,,Assoc. Prof.

Vera Embree, B.S., Assoc. Prof.

Suzanna Payton, M.A., VisitingLect.


+Introduction to ModernDance lea.

+Introduction to BalletTech. lea.

+Introduction to Jazz Dance lea.

1 +Introduction to Afro-

1 American Dance lea.

1 Modern Dance II, III, IV lea.

1 Principles of Modern Dance 2

1 Ballet II, III, IV lea.

1 Principles of Ballet 2

1 Afro-American Dance I, II lea.

Jazz Dance 1

1 AA-..nce Comp. I, II, III, IV 2ea.

+M:vement Improvisation 2ea.

The-,:ry and Practice ofModern Dance 2

Thecry and Practice of3allet 2

History of Dance 3

Hist,ory and Philosophy ofTwentieth Century Dance 3

D-nce Prod. 2-4

Dance Prod. Lab. 1

Dance Repertory 2

Methods of TeachineDancein Elem. and Sec. Schools 3

Directed Teaching of Dancein Elem. and Sec. Schools 1-12

Perf. Tech. in Modern Dance 2

Perf. Tech. in Ballet 2

Music for Dance 2

Movement Notation 2

Labanotation: Recording ofHuman Movement 2

University Dancers 1

+Advanced Projects in DanceComp. 2

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Senior ConcertField Experience in DanceDirected Independent Study+Senior Seminar

Graduate CoursesModern Dance Tech. I+Projects in Dance Comp.+Ballet Tech. IDance and Related Arts+Ballet Tech. IIAdv. Dance Prod.Cultural Concepts of Dance

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Choreographic Design and Prod. 4Ballet Tech. III 1

Ballet Tech. IV 2

+Afro-American Dance Tech. lea.

Jazz Dance Tech. 1

+Movement Improvisation 2ea.


Thesis: Perf. 6

Modern Dance Tech. II 1

Adv. Modern Dance Tech. 2

Ballet Tech. V 1

Ballet Tech. VI 1

Adv. Dance Rgpertory 2

Directed Independent Study 1-6

Graduate Seminar in Dance 2

+Graduate Field Experience inDance

+ 2 levels are offered

2ea.

WAYNE STATE UNISITYDetroit, Michigan 48202

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 30,000Dance Program in Div. of Health and

P.E.Undergraduate Program

Enrollment 35(minors/concentr.)B.A. and B.S. DegreesDance Minor: College of Ed.Dance Minor: Humanities, Speech,

Fine Arts; Liberal ArtsDance Concentration: P.E.

State Dance Certification - MinorAreas of Specialization:

Dance EducationGraduate ProgramM.Ed. DegreeDance Ed. Major

=48-

MICHIGAN

Areas of Specialization:Dance Ed.

Summer Program-Performing Company

Formal Concert 1Informal Concerts 3Touring Concerts 6-12Children's Concerts 1 Formal

plus TouringPersonnel

*Ann Zirulnik, B.S., Asst. Prof.Georgia Reid, M.A., Asst. Prof.Eva Jablonowski, B.A., Instr.Janet Prieur, M.A., Instr.Alex Cushnier, B.S., Instr.Gerald Lishka, M.A., Musician

Undergraduate Courses Q.H

Contemporary Dance I, II,III 2-6

International Folk DanceI, II, III

American Square and RoundDances

Social Dance IPormsFundamentals of Classical

Ballet I, II, IIIPerspectives in DanceTech. Lab. I, II, IIIField Work in DanceImprovisationHistory of Dance since 1800 2

Music and Dance Relationships 2Music for Choreography 2

Accomp. for Dance 2

Fundamentals of Dance Rhythms 1Ethnic Dance FormsDance Prod. 2

University Dance WorkshopI, II 1-6

Contemporary DanceChoreography I, II, III 9

**Workshop in ContemporaryDance 1-8

**Dance Notation I, II 6

**Form and Styles of TheatreJazz Dance 1

**Repertory 1-4**Independent Study in

Dance 1-4

Creative Dance for Children 2

Theory and:Practice ofContemporary Dance 3

1-3

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Theory and Practice of Elem.Dance Forms . 3

**Dance for the ClassroomTeacher 3

**Creative Dance Movement for.the Pre- School Child 3

**Dance for the Music Teacher 3**Dance in the Recreational

Setting 3**Dance and Other Arts in Folk

CultureGraduate Courses

Problems in Teaching CreativeDance 3

Historical Foundations of Dance 3

Blacks in American DanceSeminar in Dance Tech.Dance Perf. and Prod.Lab. in ChoreographyDirected StudyDance Ethnology

WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITYKalamazoo, Michigan 49008


Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 80B.A., B.S., B.S. Ed. and B.F.A.

DegreesDance Ed. MajorPerf. Dance Major: Contemporary

EmphasisPerf. Dance Major: Ballet

EmphasisInterdisciplinary Degree:

Fine Arts: Music, Dance,

TheatreState Dance Certification,Areas of Specialization:

Education, Perf.Graduate Program

Enrollment 8M.A. DegreeAreas of SpeCialization:

Perf.Auditions required

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MICHIGAN

Performing CompanyFormal ConcertsInformal Concerts

Personnel*Elizabeth Hetherington, Ed. D.,

Prof.Helen Brown, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Wendy Cornish, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Clara Gamble, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Eve Stabolepzy, M.F.A., Instr.Eugene Mills, M.F.A., Instr.Janet Stillwell,'Ph.D., Assoc.

Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Foundations of Dance Ed.Jazz Dance ISocial Dance FormsBallet IBallet IIRecreational DanceContemporary Dance IContemporary Dance II

211

1

1

1

1

1

Pantomime 1

Movement Activities in Ed. 1

Dancer's Workshop 1

Introduction to Choreography 3

Dance Notation 3Jazz Dance II 1

Teaching of Dance in theElem. School 3

Ballet III 1

Contemporary Dance III 1

Special Studies in Jazz 1-6

Character Dance 1

Improvisation in Dance 1


Dance Accomp. 2

Kinesiology for the Dancer 3Seminar in Dance 1

Int. Jazz 2

Jazz Workshop 2

Int. Ballet 2

Int. Contemporary Dance 2

Special Studies inContemporary Dance 1-6

Ballet for the Male Dancer 1

Stage Dance Forms 2

Creative Movement in theElem. School 4

Teaching Dance in the Sec. School 3Dance for the Exceptional Child 2

PerformanceChoreography for the BalletPracticumAdv. BalletAdv. Contemporary DanceSpecial Studies in Ballet_Pointe Tech.RepertoryBallet Company ClassUniversity Ballet TheatreNon-Literal Approach to

Choreography 2

**Dance History and Philosophy**Special Studies in Dance

History***Partnering**Musical Theatre Workshop**Repertory Company Class**Dance and the Related Arts**Western Michigan Repertory

Dance Company 2-3

,**Graduating Presentation 1-3

-"Dance Prod. 3**Readings in Dance 1-4**Non-reading Independent

Study in Dance 1-4

Graduate CoursesPracticum 2

Jazz Dance Ensemble 2

Ballet Ensemble 2

Seminar in Dance Research andAnalysis 2

Contemporary Dance EnsembleSpecial Studies in Choreography 2

Dance in Elem. Ed. 2

Adv. Studies in Dance 1-4Special Studies in Dance Prod. 2

Graduate Recital 6

Master's Thesis 6

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MINNESOTA

MANKATO STATE UNIVERSITYMankato, Minnesota 56001


MICHIGAN - MINNESOTA

Undergraduate ProgramB.S., B.A., B.S. Teaching

CertificateDance MinorDance Concentration


Formal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 6Touring Concerts

PersonnelDr. Jane Roberts, Ph.D., Prof.Florence Cobb, M.S., Asst.,

Prof.Adjunct Faculty

Undergraduate CoursesBallet IBallet IModern Dance IDance SkillsModern Dance for Majors and

Minors IModern Dance IIFolk and Square DanceSocial DanceHistory and Philosophy of

DanceRhythmic Analysis and

Accomp.Dance Comp.Ethnic DanceDance for ChildrenTech. of Teaching DancePracticum in Dance

Q. H.

1

2

1

2

22

1

1

3

2

2

22

31-4

SOUTHWEST STATE UNIVERSITYMarshall, Minnesota 56258

State ControlCoedEnrollment 1,800Dance Program in Dept. of Health

and P.E.Undergraduate ProgramB.A. DegreeDance Education ConcentrationAreas of Specialization:

Ballroom Dancing Performing,Artist/Teacher Preparation

Interdisciplinary Degree

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Personnel*Axel Bundgaarci, 141D" Prof.Ann Wagner, LA., Asst. prof.

(on leave)

Antoinette Sortek, Instr.

F. Marian Walker, 14.A., Assoc.

prof. of MusicSUsan Bauer, M.A.,

Instr.

Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance I, IIBallet I, IISocial Dance 1, IIFolk and Square Dari?e

1/V1/41/41/4.

Renaissance DanceHistory of Sport and DaricePhilosophy ofSport and Dance"'

+St, Olaf de:on 1PeA471-4 program*Each; fu1Y cours 115 eqUiVa110-tc:3 2/,;sene4ter-hOog °f(soredltl..QiiaidGe'rc'ooutrs;s- 1C5t9d.e.bove: can

ibe figured ,proportionately.

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*Nadine j

4'e, Ed. D'' Asst.

Prof.

Susan Delatte, M.F.A., Instr.David Voss, B.A., Instr.Maria Drake, ,B.A., Instr.Judith Brin-Ingber, B.A., Instr.Judith Bonsignore, B.A., Instr.Geol Weirs; B.A. Instr.Jo Savino, Instr.

. Nancy Hauser, Instr.Mary Lampe, M.S., Asst. Prof.

Undergraduate CoursesFundamental MovementModern Dance Tech. and

Improvisation I, II, III 6Ballet I, II, III 6Dance Comp. I, II 4Adv. Improvisation 1

History and Trends in Dance 3Dance Repertory Theatre 3-9Creative Dance for Children 4Music for Dance 3Teaching Modern Dance 4Teaching Folk Dance and Social

Forms 4Folk Dance I and II 2

Ballroom Dance I, II, III 2

**Workshop: Dance Ed. 2

Dance Production 3Dance Therapy 2

Ethnic Dance Heritage 2Graduate Courses

Workshop: Dynamics of TheraputicDance Movement 1-9

Workshop: Dance Perf. 1-12

MINNESOTA - MISSISSIPPI - MISSOURI

Undergraduate CoursesFolk DancingModern DancingAdv. Modern DanceSocial DanceSquare DanceFolk and Square TeRhythms and DanceUniversity Dancer

H. Beg. Ballet1 Dance Comp.

MISSISSIPPI

UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPITUniversity, Mississippi 38677

State. ControlCoedEnrollment 8,500Dance Program in P.E.

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. in Health and P.E.B.S. in Recreation

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Touring Concerts 3-4

Personnel*Nelson D. Neal, M.S., Instr.

h.

MISSOURI

LINDENWOOD COLLEGESSt. Charles, Missouri 63301Private ControlCoedEnrollment 750Dance Program in Dept. of Fine

Arts and P.E.Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 6B.A., B.S. DegreesDance Emphasis


Informal ConcertsPersonnel

*Grazina Amonas, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Beg. Modern Dance 1-574Adv. Modern Dance 1 3/4Design and Movement 3 1/2International Folk and

Theatrical NationalDance 3 1/2

Pre-Classical Dance Forms 1 3/4Dance Comp. I, II 3 1/2Dance History I, II 3 1/2Dance Prod. 3 1/2Analysis of Rhythm and

Movement 1 3/4

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NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITYMaryville, Missouri 64468

State ControlCoedEnrollment 4,500Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. for

WomenUndergraduate ProgramB.S. Ed. DegreeDance MinorDance Concehtration


*Ann Brekke, M.Ed., Asst. Prof.Nancy Bailey, M.S., Instr.Dorothy Walker, M.S.Ed., Asst. Prof.

Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Modern DanceInt. Modern DanceAdv. Modern DanceRhythmic Form and AnalysisTap DanceChoreographyFolk, Square, and Social DanceTheory of Modern Datt,ice

History of DanceDance for the Sec. School,,l-Elem. P.E. and the Dauce"

Dance Comp.

S.H.1

1

1

2

1

1

122

3

3

3

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITYSpringfield, Missouri 65802

State ControlCoedDance Program in Dept. of P.E.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 42B.S. in Ed.-Dance MajorInterdisciplinary DegreeState Dance Certification


PersonnelKay Brown, M.F.A.Diann Dillon, M.F.A.Chyrel Miller, M.S.Ray Castrey, Dance Program MusicianDr. Wayne C. McKinney, P.E. Dept.

Head

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MISSOURI

Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance'IModern Dance IIBallet IContemporary Jazz DanceBallet IIModernaance Comp. IPantomimeMusic Resourcesjor Dance

Dance Improvisation'Ballet Comp, ISeminar in Dance HistoryTheory of VanceDance Prod.

S.H.

1

1

1

11

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3Kinesiology 4

Lighting Design' and Practice 2

Modern Dance II 1

Modern Dance III 4

Modern Dance Comp. II 2

Special Studies in Dance 2

Folk and Square-Dance 1

Social Dance 1

Recreational Dance Tech. 1

Tap Dance 1

Creative Dance & Rhythms forChildren' 2

Dance Workshop 1-4

Labanotation 3

Senior Dance Recital 2-3

Ballet II 1

Pointe I 2

Labanotation 3


STEPHENS COLLEGEColumbia, Missouri 65201

Private ControlWomenEnrollment 1700Dance Program in Dance Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 80B.F.A., B.A. DegreesDance MajorDance ConcentrationState Dance Certification

Summer Program: Stephens /Perry-

Mansfield, Steamboat Springs,

Colorado

Affiliatiofi with Professional Co.:Harriette Ann Gray Dance Company, Inc.

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 5Informal 4-5

Personnel*Harriette Ann GrayMichael SimmsStephen T. McDermott, M.A.Princess Morris, M.F.A.Marie Brannigan, B.F.A.Margaret Brannigan; B.F.A.Liliana MoralesKaren KristinYannis Nikitakis


Dance Tech. I, II, III(Modern, Ballet, Ethnic) 126a:

Choreography IRepertoire 1.5Improvisation 1.5Choreography II (solo) 1.5Choreography II (trio) 1.5Choreography II (group) 1.5

Music Theory for DanceDance HistoryLabanotation

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURIColumbia, Missouri 65201


Undergraduate ProgramR.S. in P.E. DegreeDance ConcentrationState Dance CertificationAreas of Specialization:

Dance Ed.Performing Company

Formal Concerts 1-2Personnel

*Carol French Odor, M.S., Asst.Allison Burgwin, B.F.A., Instr.

Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance Tech., Beg., AJazz Dance, Beg., Adv.Ballet, Beg., Int., Adv.Tap, Folk, Social, Square DanceMovement and Its Rhythmic

Structure

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Adv. Recreational Dance 2

Theory of Modern Dance 2

Dance in the Elem. School 2

Teaching of Modern Dance 1

Dance Comp. and Prod. 3Dance and Rhythmic Activities

for the Handicapped 2

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-KANSAS CITYConservatory of Music4420 Warwick B.vd.Kansas City, Missouri 6411,1,---

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 10,000Dance Program in Conservatory

of MusicUndergraduate Program

Enrollment 30B.A. DegreeDance MajorAreas of Specialization:

Ballet, ModernAuditions required

Affiliation with Professional Co.:Kansas City Ballet Co.

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 20Informal Concerts 20Touring Concerts 4

Personnel*Thomas G. Owen, Assoc. Dean, Prof.Tatiana Dokoudovska, Assoc. Prof.Claudia Edwards, Instr.Eric Hyrst, PrctShirley Weaver, Tech. Assoc.


Ballet 16

Modern 16

Pas de Deux & Variations 3Character 3Pantomime 2

Dance History 8

Pedagogical Practices 3Student Teaching 4Analysis of the Movement 2

University Dance Workshop 8

Senior ChoreographicWorkshop 4

Junior & Senior Recitals 0

t-,0 t.)

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS8001 Natural BridgeSt. Louis, Missouri 63121

State ControlCoed

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 10 MinorsB.S. Ed. DegreeP.E. EmphasisDance Concentration

Undergraduate CoursesAnalysis & Teaching of Social

Dance 3

Rhythm and Movement 3

Analysis & Teaching of ModernDance 3


Basic Design (Art) 3

Music Fundamentals for the Elem.

School Teacher (Music) 3


S.H.

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITYSt. Louis, Missouri 63130

Private ControlCoedEnrollment 14,500 _

Dance Program in Dance Div. of

Perf. ArtsUndergraduate ProgramB.A. in DanceInterdisciplinary DegreeState Dance CertificationAuditions required, transfers only

Summer ProgramAffiliation with Professional Co.:different companies, summers only

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 5-8Touring Concerts 3-4

Personnel*Annelise Mertz, M.F.A. Certificate

Equivalent, Prof.Gregg Mayer, B.A., Asst. Prof.Mary Jane Cowell, Cand. for Ph.D.,

Artist-in ResidenceMargaret Berg, B.A., Asst. Prof.

Ed Pfeiffer, Instr. (Part-time)

Becky Engler, M.A., Lect. (Part-time)

Under

MISSOURI - MONTANA

aduate CoursesDance Theatre Lab I, II

(Improvisation)Theory and Tech. of Modern

Dance, Elem., Int., Adv. 3ea.

Classical Ballet, Elem.,Adv,

Comp. I, II, III, IVMusic Resources for Dance

I; IIHistory of Dance I, IIDance Pedagogy, Elem, Sec.Dance Theatre Prod.Independent WorkIntroduction to Dance as a

Contemporary Art 3

Ethnic Dance 2

Introduction to Dance Therapy 3

S.H.

1

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3

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MONTANA

MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITYBoseman, Montana 59715


Undergraduate ProgramB.S. Degree in P.E., option in

general danceDance requirement for P.E. Majors

and Theatre MajorsPerforming Company

Formal Concert 1Personnel

*Rozan D. Pitcher, M.S., Instr.Dorothy Kennemer, M.S., Assoc.

Prof.Undergraduate

.ieg

CoursesModern Dance

Int. Modern DanceAdv. Modern DanceFol DanceSocial DanceModern Dance Comp.History of DanceDance Prod.Ballet IBallet IIBallet III

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International Folk DanceModern Dance Tech.Square DanceJazz, Beg.Jazz, Int.Tap Dance, Beg.Tap Dance, Int.Rehearsal and Perf.

2

2

1

1

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UNIVERSITY OF MONTANAMissoula, Montana 59801

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 9,000Dance Program in Drama Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramB.F.A. DegreeDance Emphasis

Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 2Touring Concerts

Personnel*Juliette T. Crump, M.A., Asst. Prof.Nancy Jean Brooks, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.


Introduction to Dance+Modern Dance I, II, III+Ballet I, II, III 1

+Jazz Dance I, II, III 1

Folk and Character Dance 1

Social and Latin American Dance 1

Square and Round Dance 1

Stage Movement 1

Ballroom, Folk and Square 1

Improvisation 1

Perf. Tech. 1

Dance Rehearsal and Perf. 2

Cultural Perspectives 320th Century Dance 3Accomp. for Dance 3Theory and Philosophy of Dance 3Int. Comp. 3Methods of Teaching Ballroom,

Folk, and Square 3Methods of Teaching Modern Dance 3

Creative Movement for Children 4

Movement Analysis 3+Adv. Tech. in Modern Dance 2

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Adv. Comp. and Improvisation 3Dance Prod. 3Special Projects 1-4

+repeatable

NEBRASKA

CREIGHTON UNIVERSITYOmaha, Nebraska 68178Private ControlCoedEnrollment 6,000Dance Program in Dept. of Fine Arts

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 6B.A. and B.F.A. DegreesDance Ed. MajorPerf. Arts Dance MajorState Dance CertificationAreas of Specialization:

Teaching, Perf. & Choreography,Pre-dance Therapy

Auditions requiredSummer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 4Touring Concerts 8-12

Personnel*Valerie Roche, A.R.A.D.

Joellin JeglinPatti ZukaitisPlus visiting Profs.

Undergraduate CoursesSurvey History of Dance I 6

Classical Ballet I-IV 6

Modern Dance I, II 2

Theory of Teaching Dance toChildren 4

Practical, Teaching Dance toChildren 2

Classical Ballet, Int. I-IV 8

Classical Ballet, Adv. I-211/ 12Int. Modern Dance I, II 4Perf. 1-2Theatre Dance 2

Dance Comp. and Theory 4Senior Perf.

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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA ***

Lincoln, Nebraska 68588


and RecreationUndergraduate Program

B.A., B.F.A., and B.S. DegreesPerforming Arts Dance MajorDance Teaching Endorsement

Summer ProgramPersonnelDorothy Hughes, M.A., Asst. Prof.*Marie Sanwick, M.S.Richard Croskey, M.A., Asst. Prof.Barbara Mason, M.A., Instr.

Undergraduate CoursesRhythm Fundamentals and

Individual Activity 1

Modern Dance I, II lea.

Modern Dance III, IV lea.

Ballet I, II lea.

Folk Dance 1

Tap 1

Modern Jazz 1

Social Dance and Square 1

Ethnic Dance 1

Adv. Ballet and Modern 4

Workshop in Dance 2-4

Practicum in Dance Prod. 2-4

Dance Perf. 4

Dance Comp. 4

Movement Accomp. 42

Cr.Hr.

Methods in Rhythmic ActivitiesDance HistoryDance AppreciationCreative Dance for Children

NEVADA

UNIVERSITY OF NEVADAReno, Nevada 89507


Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 15B.A. DegreeDance Concentration

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Summer Program e

Performing CompanyInformal Concerts 2

Personnel*Kristen Avansino, M.A., Asst.


Tech. of Mbdern Dance 2

Choreography 2

Comparative Dance Styles I,II tea.

History and Development ofDance 2


Dance Prod. 2

Ballet 1


plEW HAMPSHIRE

UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIREDurham, New Hampshire 03824


and CommunicationsUndergraduate ProgramB.A. DegreeDance Concentration, in Theatre

MajorInterdisciplinary Degree:

Self-designed majorPerforming Company

Formal Concert 1Touring Concerts

Personnel*Jean Morrison Brown, M.A., Asst.

Prof.Jean Mattox, Instr.Judy Roberts, B.A., Part-time Instr.

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Undergraduate CoursesChoreographyThe DanceDance Comp. I, IILabanotationModern Dance IModern Dance IIModern Dance IIIBallet IBallet II C

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Theatre Dance ITheatre Dance IIAdv. Tech. in DanceTheatre Movement

NEW JERSEY

DOUGLASS COLLEGE OF RUTGERSSTATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY

New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903

State ControlWomen's College 1,300University Enrollment 40,000Dance Program in Dept. of Health

and P.E.Undergraduate Program

Enrollment 50B.A. DegreeDance MajorInterdisciplinary Degree


mInformal Concerts 4Touring Concerts vary

Personnel*Margery J. Turner, Ed.D., Prof.Patricia''Mayer, M.A., Asst. Prof.Sherre Wesley, M.A., Instr.Elizabeth Sydor, Musician

4 Undergraduate,CoursesBallet I, IIModern. Dance I, IIDance ImprovisationDance Tech. I, IIMusic for DanceIndependent StudyModern Dance ProblemsDance Staging and Lighting

DesignInternational Folk DaiTceAmerican F.iflk Dance

Modern Dance ProblemsContemporary Dance ArtistsChoreographyModern Dance WorkshopDance HistoryLabanotation IDance Prod.Children's DanceRhythmic Analysis and Percussion

Accomp.

22

2

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32

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3

2

NEW HAMPSHIRE - NEW JERSEY

Ethnic Dance 2

Tape Collage for Dance 2

School 9f Creative and Perf. Artsestabliihed Fall, 1977. DanceMajor scheduled to begin Fall, 1979.B.F.A., M.F.A. Degrees. Auditions

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GLASSBORO STATE COLIhEGEGlassboro, New Jersey 08028

State ControlCoedEnrollment 7,400 full-time;

5,000 part-timeDance Program in Speech/Theatre/

Dance Dept.Undergraduate ProgramB.A., L.A., DegreesDance Concentration

Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyPersonnel

*Ms. Tage Wood,11.Ed.Undergraduate CoursesMovement for the ActorElements of DanceModern Dance I, IIBallet I, II, IIIJazz Dance IChoreographyDance HistoryCreative Dance for Children" 3

Dance Ensemble(required for 2 years aspart of Dance Concentration)

S.H.

3

3,3Sea.

3

3

3

RAMAPO COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY ***

Mahwah, New Jersey '07430State ControlCoedEnrollment 4,000Dance Program in Contemporary Arts

Dept., Theatre and PerformingArts Div., and P.E. Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramB.A., B.S. DegreesDance Concentration

Personnel*Grethe Holby, M. Arch., Instr.Phyllis Richmond, Instr.

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Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Modern DanceInt./Adv. Dance Tech.Folk Dance.

Dance'TherapyChoreographyDance Prod. WorkshopTheory and History of-Modern

Dance

S.H.2

42

2

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TRENTON STATE COLLEGETrentorit /,.ew Jersey 08625

State ControlCoedUndergraduate Enrollment 7,500Dance Program in H.P.E.R. Dept..

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. DegreeDance Emphasis

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts several

Personnel*Jana Feinman, M.A., Instr.Kathleen Malley, M.S. Instr.Lilyn Wright, Chairperson of Dept.Katherine Terhune, Accomp.

Undergraduate CoursesFundamental MovementElem. Folk Dance.Modern DanceAdv. Modern DanceSurvey of DanceSocial DanceMethods & Materials of Teaching

DanceFolk Dance (elective)Modern Dance (elective)BalletDance Prod. and ChoreographyIndependent Study

WILLIAM PATTERSON COLLEGE ***

Wayne, New Jersey 07470


S.H.

2

1

NEW JERSEY - NEW-YORK


Per'sonnelSvea Becker, M.A., Instr.Mary Jane Cheesman, M.Ed., Asst.

Prof.Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance I, II.Ballet I, IIModern Jazz Dance Tech.ChoreographyTeaching DanceAfro-Caribbean DanceIntroduction to the Art

of Dance 3

Folk, Square, and BallroomDance .

2

Folk and Square DanceLeadership 2

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ADELPHI UNIVERSITYGarden City, New York 11530

Private ControlCoedEnrollment.over 0,000

Undergraduate Pro amEnrollment 55B.A. Degree

1 Dance Major

1 Areas of Specialization:

1 Performance,ChoreographyAuditions required

2 Summer Program

1 Performing Company

1 Formal Concerts 4

2 Informal Concerts 6

3 Touring Concerts 4Personnel

*Normal Walker, Prof.Harry Bernstein, M.A., Prof.Rochelle Zide-Booth, Asst. Prof.Jo Ann Bruggeman, M.A., Instr.Samir Elias, B.A., Asst. Prof.Loren Hightower, Asst. Prof.Renee Wadleigh, Instr.Robert Bowyer, Instr.Moss Cohen, B.A.,' Instr.

var.

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Regina Larrin, B.A., Instr.Katia Geleznova, Instr.Sheila Zadra Goldstein, Instr.Joyce Greenberg, Instr.Celene Keller, Adj. Asst. Prof.Karen Levey, B.A. Instr.Dana Marano, B.A., Instr.Erin Martin, Instr.Even Unger, Instr.John Waldvogel, Accomp.Sally Tobin Dietrich, Ed.D., Accomp.Mary Ideka, Accomp.

Robert Sallier, Accomp.Carol Henry, Accomp.Janyce Jeffreys, M.A. , Accomp.Jane Potoker, Accomp.

Phillip Leland, Accomp.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

BalletBallet

(non-majors) 1 1/2-12Adv. Modern Dance 24

Modern Dance(non-majors) 1 1/2 -12

Ethnic Dance 2

Applied Dance 2

-Rhythmic Analysis and Training 4Dance Theory and Comp. 6-

Dance History and Criticism 6

Dance, Survey 2

Pre-ContemporaryMusic forDance 4

Contemporary Music 4

ImProvisation 2

Dance Prod. 6Int. Dance Comp. 6Adv. Dance COmp., 6Dance Notation 6Dance for Actors - 3Principles of Teaching Dance 6Adv. Dance Repertory 2

Dance Theatre 18

Summer Dance Workshop 6IndePendent-Study in Dance 12

BARN#RD COLLEGE606 West 120th StreetNew York; New York 10027

Private Women's CollegeEnrollment 2,000Dance Program in.the'Arts

NEW YORK

Undergraduate ProgramB.A. DegreeDance ConcentrationInterdisciplinary DegreeAuditions required

Affiliation with Professional Co.:Dance Uptown

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 3-4

PersonnelJeanette Roosevelt, M.A., Assoc.

Prof.Sandra Center, M.A., Asst. Prof:Janet Soares, M.A., Assoc.

Undergraduate CoursesDance Workshop (4 sem.)Form in Dance Comp. (1 sem.),Content in Dance Comp. (1 sem.)History of.Dance (2 sem.)Seminar in Contemporary Dance

Forms (1 sem.)Critical Writing in Dance (1 sem.)Studio classes in modern dance,

ballet, folk dance, jazz, andtap dance are available tostudents, the Dept. ofP.E. offering and are taughtby the above faculty andothers on the P.E. faculty.

'BROOKLYN COLLEGE 'OF THE CITYUNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK

Bedford Avenue and Avenue HBrooklyn, New York 11210

State ControlCoedEnrollment 21,500Dance Program in Dept. of Dance,

School .of Performing ArtsUndergraduate ProgramB.A., B.S. DegreesPerforming AAs Dance MajorAuditions required

Affiliation with Professional Co.:Dance/June Lewis Co.

6o -

Performing Company'Formal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 4 or moreTouring Concerts

Personnel*Betsy Martin Carden, M.A., Prof.Paul Spong, M.S., Assoc. Prof.June Lewis, Assoc. Prof.Karen Barracuda, M.A:, Asst. Prof.Dawn Horwitz, M.A., Asst. Prof.Oldyna Dynowska, B.A., Asst. Prof.Guest Faculty:

Martha CurtisTamara GroseHenley Haslam+Howard HormannPauline Koner (visiting artist)+Deborah Lessen+Barbara Mateer.Susan Reimer


Survey of 20th Century Dance 3

Musical Resources for Dance 3

Foundations of Dance Movement(Anatomy & E/S) 3,3

Movement Improvisation for Dance 1

_ Labanotition I 3

Posture & Movement Labs I, DI lea.

Dance Fundamentals 1

Introduction to Dance Tech. I, II(Afro-Caribbean, Ballet, Jazz,Modern, Tap) lea.

Beg. Dance Tech. (Ballet,Modern) 2ea.

Int. Dance Tech. I, II(Ballet, Modern) 2ea.

Adv, Dance Tech.(Ballet, Modern)

Movement for ActingEthnic Styles in Dance I, IIHistory of Music for the DanceMusic & Choreographic WorkshopBasic Structures in Dance Comp.Compositional Studies in Period

StylesChoreographic Forms for Group

DancesAdv. Dance Comb.Labanotation IIChildren and DanceStudio Dance for Young Adults,Perf. Workshop I, II, III, IVDance Repertory I, II, III, IVHistory of Dance I, IIPhilosophy, Aesthetics, and

Criticism of Dance

2ea.1

2ea.

3

3

3

3

3lea.2ea.

3ea.

3

NEW YORK

Special Projects in DanceProd. I, II

Independent Work in DanceI, II

3ea.

3ea.

+Resident artists - members ofDance/June Lewis & Co.

CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORKConvent Avenue and 138th StreetNew York, New York 10031

City Control, Board of Higher Ed.

Coed'Enrollment 15,000

Undergraduate ProgramB.F.A. DegreeProfessional Preparation Dance

MajorThe Leonard Davis Center for

the Performing Arts Dance- Program

Areas of Specialization:Professional Performance

TrainingPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 4Informal Concerts 2

Personnel*Florence WarenRay CookThelma HillJill SilvermanMar iko SanjoErica oodman

Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance Tech.,Modern Dance Tech.,Modern Dance Tech.,Dance HistoryDance NotationDance ImprovisationBallet Tech., Beg.Ballet Tech.,, Int.Ballet Tech., Adv.Choreography, Beg.Choreography, Int..Choreography, Adv.Dan6e Rehearsal and Perf.

ProjectsVarying Electives: Jazz,

Ethnic, etc.

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Adv.

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666

6

3

36

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6

6

6

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COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY TEACHERS COLLEGE525 W. 120th StreetNew York, New York 10027

Private ControlCoedEnrollment over 5,000Dance Program in Dept. of P.E.

Graduate Program onlyEnrollment 30M.A. DegreeEducational Dance MajorState Dance Certification:

Students can obtain NYScertification by applyingto the State

Areas of Specialization:Dance Ed.

Auditions requiredSummer ProgramPerforming Company

Formal Concert 1Informal Concert 1

Personnel*Thais Barry, Ed.D.Ted Dalbotten, M.A.

Accomp.Bob Dunn, B.A., InsJudith Willis LeschLinda Roberts, M.A.Irene Dowd, B.A., I

Graduate CoursesFundamentals of Modern DanceModern Dance Tech.Analysis of Modern Dance and

Ballet Tech.Teaching Modern DanceRhythmic Structure of Music

and DanceMusic for Modern DanceAfro-Caribbean DanceDance ChoreographyEffort-Shape TheoryDance NotationDance Prod.Seminar in Dance Ed.Supervised Teaching of DanceField W9rk in Dance Ed.IndependAt Research

, Director, Instr. and

tr.

, M.A., Instr./Instr.

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2

2

3

3

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CORNELL UNIVERSITYIthaca, New York 14850

Private Control'

CoedEnrollment 20,000Dance Program in Dept. of P.E.

and Theatre Dept.Undergraduate Program

Enrollment 5B.A. DegreeDance Major, in Theatre Dept.

Areas of Specialization:Performance, Composition


Formal Concert 1Informal Concerts 2

Personnel*Peggy Lawler, M.A., Asst. Prof.Kristin Draudt, M.A., Instr.Jane Desmond, M.F.A., Instr.David Borden, M.M., Music Dir.

Joyce Morgenroth, M.A., Instr.Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Beg. Dance Comp. and MusicResources

Adv. Dance Comp.3-33-3

Individual. Problems in Comp. 3

Dance Movement for theTheatre 3-3

Period Dance 2

History of Dance 3-3History of Dance Seminar 3

Anatomy and Kinesiology 5

Dance Tech. 4

Modern Dance Tech.,-Elem.-Adv.0Ballet Tech., Elem,-Int. 0

Jazz or Ethnic Dance = 0

Repertory & Perf. 1-3

Asian Dance & Dance Drama 3

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HAMILTON COLLEGE'Clinton, New York 13323

Private ControlCoed

,

Enrollment 1,500'Dance Program in Dance Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 10B.A. DegreeDance MajorInterdisciplinary DegreeAreas of Specialization:

Choreography, Labanotation,History

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts 2

PersonnelJane Tavalin Schwartz, M.A., Asst.

Prof.*Mary Jane Warner, Ph.D., Asst.


Introduction to Dance 1

+Beg. Dance 1.

+Int. Dance 1

+Adv. Dance 1


Int. Labanotation 1

History of Dance I 1

History of Dance II 1

Comp. I 1

Comp. II 1

Independent Study 1

Dance Seminar 1

Senior Project 2

+may be. repeated

One semester hour normally equates withfour credits from another institution.

of%

HERBERT H. LEHMAN COLLEGE OF THE CITYUNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK

Bedford Park Boulevard WestBronx, New York 10468

Municipal ControlCoedEnrollment 8,000Dance Program in Dept. of Dance,

H.P.E.R.

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NEW YORK

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 50B.A., B.F.A. DegreesPerf. Arts Dance MajorDance Ed. MajorInterdisciplinary Degree:

Dance/TheatreDance Certification, NYCAreas of Specialization:

Teaching, PerformanceAffiliation with Professional Co.:

Joan Miller/Chamber Arts DancePlayers

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 3Informal Concerts 2Touring Concerts

Personnel*Joan A. Miller, M.A., Assoc.

Prof.Johannah Franke, Ed.D., Asst.

Prof.Islene Pinder, M.A., Instr.Guest Artists

Undergraduate CoursesFolk, Square and Social

Dance Forms I, IIModern Dance Fundamentals

I, II,Beg., Int., Adv., Modern

DanceBallet PrinciplesBallet WorkshopStage Movement for Actors

and Dancers 2

History and Applied Principlesof Dance 2

Repertory Workshop 3

Rhythmic Analysis ofMovement 1

Theory and Practice of Dancein Ed. 1

Theory and Practice ofModern Dance 1

Workshop in Ethnic and JazzTech. 1

Choreography & Improvisation 1

Educational and RecreationalPrograms in Dance

Student Repertory WorkshopSeminar in Practicum in

Skills & Perf. 3

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Workshop in Music and Movement

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2

Special Projects 1-2

onors 3

Interdisciplinary majors with otherdisciplines developed for studentswishing graduAte study.

HOFSTRA UNIVERSITYPhysical Fitness CenterHempstead, Long Island, New York 11550

Private ControlCoedEnrollment 4,400Dance Program in P.E. and Drama Depts.

Undergraduate ProgramB.A. and B.S. DegreesDance Minor,

Personnel*Harriet L. Peters, M.A., Asst. Prof.Carl Morris, Asst. Prof.Stormy Mullis, Guest Instr.Guest Artists


Modern Dance I 2

Modern Dance II (units onjazz and ethnic) 2

Int. Modern Dance 2

Body Movement I 2

Body Movement II (HumphreyWeidman) 2

Folk and Square Dance 1

Independent StudyAdv. Modern DanceComp.History of Dance

HUNTER COLLEGE OF THE CITY UNIVERSITYOF NEW YORK

695 Park Avenue (Box 1660)New York, New York 10021

Municipal ControlCoedEnrollment 6,500Dance Program n Dept. of Music

Undergraduate Pr gramEnrollment 70B.A. Degree/Dance MajorPerf. Arts Dance Major

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NEW YORK

Areas of Specialization:Perf., Choreography, TeaChing

Affiliation with Professional Co.:People / Dorothy Vislocky Dance

TheatrePerforming CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts 4

Personnel*Dorothy Vislocky, M.A., Prof.Dorothy Indenbaum, Adj. Lect.Martin Koenig, Adj. Asst. Prof.


Biomechanics 3-4

Contemporary Dance Tech.I, II, III 2ea.

Anatomy & Kinesiology 3-4Improvisation as a Creative

Process 2

Eurhythmics-RhythmicStructures of Movementand Percussion 2

Ballet I, II 2ea.

Historical and PhilosophicalDevelopment of Dance I,

II 2ea.

Comp.-Fundamentals ofChoreography 2

Comp. II 2

Dance Prod. I, II Sea.

Survey of Dance NotationSystems 2

Folk Forms of Dance I, II lea.

Ethnic Dance Sourceq,forDance I, II 2ea.

Theory & Practice TeachingDance, Elem. School 2

Theory & Practice TeachingContemporary Dance 2

Dance Americana 2

Demonstration Program:Dance and Special Events 2

Honors in Dance 3

INSTITUTE FOR MENTAL RETADATION,New York Medical' College2265 Third AvenueNew York, New York 10035Post Graduate Inten ive Study in

Dance Therapy itch OertificatioEhrollment 10D.T.R.Areas of Specializ tion:

Theory: History, Principles of D. Th.Diagnosis TestsPracticum: Clinical Practice,'cleasereports, Interdisciplinary gXperience

Auditions requiredApplicants must have a B.S. or B.A.

\-Z-N)egree, or the equivalent indance ed., with a knowledgeof several schools of dancetech.

PersonnelLiljan Espenak, M.A., D.T.R., Asst.

Prof.

CoursesTheoryHistory and Principles of DanceCatharsis through Dance MovementCoordination PrinciplesDance as a tool of CommunicationMovement Diagnosis TestsDevelopment of Body ImageUse of Music in Dance TherapyWriting of ThesisPiacticum:

Participation in Clinical PracticeWork with patientsCase reports

NEW Y8RK

Performing Company,FQrrhal Cmncerts 3

InformaTburin

Personn

CQncerts 20'ncierts 18

1, D.F.A.,

Nadia, B.Al.t;',

A edO Corvino,Robert Dennis, La,

'I Wendy HiltonHirabayashi, B.S.

Hanya Holm, D.F.A., L.H.D.Daniel Lewis, DiplomaBillie Mahoney, B.A.Gloria Marina, M.A.Helen McGehee, B.A.Genia MelikovaJanis Pforsich, M.A.Doris Rudko, B.S.Marian SeldesCraig Shuler, M.M.Janet Mansfield Soares, M.A.

Anna SokolowAlfonso Solimene, Ph.D.Stanely Sussman, M.M.Ethel Winter, M.A.Hector Zaraspe

Undergraduate CoursesBallet Tech.Modern Dance Tech.Dance Comp.:

MaterialsModern FormsGroup Forms 4

Projects in Choreography 4Major Project 4-6

Dance Notation 12Dance History and Criticism 3

Anatomy for Dancers 3Lit. and Materials of Music

(Dance) 24Stagecraft 3Dance Repertory, 4-16

THE JUILLIARD SCHOOLLincoln CenterNew York, New York 10023

Private ControlCoedEnrollment under 1,000Dance Program in Dance Div.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 70B.F.A. Degree, DiplomaPerf. Arts Dance MajorAreas of Specialization:

PerformanceAtAauditions required

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FEW YORK UNIVERSITYSchool of Education, Health, Nursing

and Arts ProfessionsDept. of Dance and Ed.

675 EducationWashington SquareNew York, New York..Private ControlCoedEnrollment over 10,000Dance Program in Dept. of Dance

and Dance Ed.Undergraduate Program

Enrollment 63B.S. DegreeDance MajorPre-dance Therapy MajorInterdisciplinary Degree:

Creative Arts program

History,Areas of Spec

Therapy, Choreography

Auditions requiredGraduate Program

Enrollment 185 Masters, 15 DoctoralA.M., Ed.D., Ph.D. and D.A. Degrees

in DanceDance and Dance Ed.

Dance TherapyCreative Arts Dan ce MajorDance in Elem. SchoolsDance in P.EInterdisciplinary Degree:

Creative Arts programAreas of Specialization:

Choreography and PerformanceResearch, Dance History, Aesthetics

and Critical WritingCurriculum Development, Admin.Ethnic Study and 'Folklore

Art of Teaching DanceSummer Program, abroadPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 20Informal Concerts 5Touring Concerts 3

PersonnelFull-time:*Patricia A. Rowe, Ed.D., Prof.

Laura Brittain, M.A., Asst. Prof.,Artist-in-Residence

Marcia B. Leventhal, M.A., D.T.R.,Asst.Prof., Director of Dance Therapy

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NEW YORK

Judith G. Schwartz, M.A., Assoc.Prof., Artist-in-Residence

Part-time:Margie BealsDirk Berger, M.D.Andre BernardMichelle BerneSally BlanePercival BordeApril BrooksRoberta CaplanNada DiachenkoRisa FriedmanMicki GoodmanJoan GriffinSachiyo ItoJames LauthFred MathewsCharles MillerGenevieve OswaldMariano ParraJanis PforsichBarbara Reed, teaching fellowVirginia ReedIris Rifkin-GainerJeffrey Rolls, M.D.

Doris RudtbMartha RzasaErnestine StodelleLee StraussEllen TittlerDouglas WassellRosilyn WilderEddie Wright, Jr.Judith YoungSuzanne Youngerman


Introduction to Modern Dance 2

Beg. Ballet 1

Survey of Folk, Square andSocial Forms 2

Beg. Jazz Dance ,1

Dance Club 0-1

Int. Tech.: Modern 1

Rhythmic Analysis andPercussion for Dance --2

t. Ballet 1

I oduction to De.nceComp. and Per' 2

Czgative Dance for Children

Independent Study31-4

Senior Dance Project 1

Contemporary Dance: Originsand Trends

Introduction to Dance Comp.Modern Dance in P.E.Jazz Dance Tech.Adv. Jazz Dance Tech. 1

Effort/Shape Movement Analysis 2

Adv. BalletAdv. Tech.: ModernAdv. Dance PracticumDance Comp.: Group FormsDance NotationMethods and Materials in

Teaching Dance. 3

Dance Repertory 2

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Historical Development of Dance 3

Modern Dance Prod. 2-3

Introductory Experiences inRelated Arts 4

Methods of Accomp. for Dance 2

American Dance Heritage 3Teaching Creative Rhythmic

Movement 3

Perf. of Dance and RelatedActivities_for Children

Introduction to Dance TherapySensitization Through DanceTech. of Dance TherapyAesthetics in DanceEthnic Dance: A Cultural

Heritage 3

African Dance I 3

Observation, Conference andStudent Teaching in Dance 3 or 6.

Kinesiology for the Dancer 3

Graduate CoursesMaster's Thesis Seminar 3

Dance Therapy Colloquium I, II 3,3

Dance Therapy for the Elderly 3

Effort/Shape Movement Analysis II 3°

Dance Perf. 1-3

Lecture-Demonstration in Dance_ 3

Contemporary Dramatic Dance 3

Creative Experiences in RelatedArts 3

Contemporary Repertory fromNotation 3

Internship in Dance 3

Internship in Dance Therapy 3

Fieldwork in Dance 3

Dance and Music Therapy for theMentally' Ill 4

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Dance in Higher Ed. 3

Dance Workshop 3

Comp. in Contemporary Dance 3


Research in Dance 3

Writing Dance Criticism 3

Dance for the Special Child 3

Individual Dance Therapy:Neurotic Client 3

Evaluative Research in DanceTherapy 3

Colloquium in Dance/DanceTherapy 2-3

African Dance II 3

Japanese Dance , 3

International Dance Study 6

Ethnology of Dance 3

Ideokinesiology 3

Departmental Seminar in Dance 3

PRATT INSTITUTEBrooklyn, New York 11205

Private ControlCoedEnrollment 4,500Dance Program in School of Art

and Design, Film, Theatre,Dance Dept.: Dept. of Art Therapy

Graduate ProgramDance Therapy MinorM.F.A. Degree-,

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts:student concert

once a year; no active perf.company

PersonnelJames Cunningham, M.A., Adj. Asst.

Prof.*Mickie Geller, B.A., Instr.

Sharon KinneyHenry YuMlahael AubreySergio CervettiDennis Ferguson, Accomp.Carol Crawford, Accomp.

Graduate Courses / S.H.

Independent Study/ 2-3

Adv. Dance Workshop 2-3

Dance History and Concepts 2,2

Choreography 2,2

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RUSSELL SAGE COLLEGETroy, New York 12180

Private ControlWomenEnrollment 1350Dance Program in P.E., Visual and

Performing Arts Depts.Undergraduate ProgramB.A., B.S. DegreesDance ConcentrationInterdisciplinary Degree:

sychology/Dancereative Arts and Human Services

State Dance Certification, P.E.Areas of Specialization:

Dance Therapy; Dance HistoryDance Performance

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 2Informal Concert 1

Personnel"'Lisa Friedlander, M.A.

Janet Benedict, M.A.Agnes Stillman, M.S., Asst. Prof.


Beg. Modern Dance (P.E. majors) 2

Folk Dance 1/2

Modern Dance (P.E.) 1/2

Modern Jazz 1/2

Ballroom 1/2

History of Dance to 1900 3History of 20th Century Dance 3Comp., Pre-Classic Forms 3Comp., Modern Forms 3Choreography 3-6Stagecraft 3-6Independent Studies 3Dance TheatreMovement for the Perf. Arts 3 .

Improvisation Workshop, 3

Psychology of the Body 3Introduction to Dance Therapy 3

SARAH LAWRENCE COLLEGEBronxville, New York 10708Private ControCoedEnrollment 800Dance Program in Dance Dept.

Underduate Program.7 A.B. Degree

NEW YORK

Dance may be chosen as 1/3 of theAcademic Program (10 Cr. Hr.)during each or all fourundergraduate years; or as apart of a Perf. Arts Program;or as an extra-curricular, non-credit dance program.

Interdisciplinary DegreeAreas of Specialization:

Choreography, Teaching,History, Criticism &Notation, Repertory.

Graduate ProgramM.A. and M.F.A. DegreesInterdisciplinary DegreeAreas of Specializatigh:

Choreography, Teaching,Music for Dance

Auditions requiredPersonnel

*Sharon Bouck, A.B.Marie Adair, B.A., Dance Fac.Jennifer Donohue, A.B., Dance Fac.Elizabeth Keen, M.A., Dance Fac.Don Redlich, B.S., Dance Fac.Marcia B. Siegal, B.A., Guest

Dance Fac.Rose Ann Thom, B.A., Dance,Fac.Norma Dalby, Dir. of Music for

Dance Fac.Carol DeSimone, M.A., Music for

Dance Fac.Marilyn Rosenberger, B.S.,

MusicianRichard Dunham, Lighting Instr.Gue-- Teachers (weekly, 3 or 4

r ye for approximatelyweeks

CoursesM n Tech. I, II, IIIBallet tech. I, II, IIIPointeExplorat y MoVement WorkshopDance Come. I, II, IIIDance Proje isRhythm in MU is and Movement-Sound and Movement WorkshopMusic as a Resource for the DancerLabanotation I, II, IIIRepertoryDance and Movement Style

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Anatomy for DancersTeaching Conference I, IILighting Design and Stagecraft for

DanceGraduate Courses

Graduate SeminarIndividual Project Conference

All undergraduate dance courses areopen to graduate dance students.

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTONBinghamton, New York 13901

SAte ControlCoedEnrollment over 8,000Dance Program in Theatre Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramB.A. Degree in TheatreConcentration in DanceMinor in P.E.Areas of Specialization:

Pre-Dance Therapy, Perf.,Choreography

Auditions requiredGraduate ProgramRe-instituted in Theatre Dept.,

Fall, 1978Areas of Specialization:

History, Choreography, rf.

Affiliation with Professional .:

Percival Borde Dance Co.Pearl Primus Dance Co.

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts 2Touring Concerts

PersonnelTheatre Dept.:*Percivaleorde, Assoc. Prof.Carole Hageman, Instr.Mary Corsaro, Instr.Susan Peters, Accomp.Alex Hertz, Accomp.P.E. Dept:Kathleen-Carr Nolan, Instr.Rhae Ann Hawkes, Instr.

Undergraduate CoursesTheatre:Dance Comp., Beg.Movement Notation I

S.H.

NEW YORK

Rhythm. and Dynamics II 4

West African Dance and ItsSignificance 4

History of Dance 4Afro-Caribbean Dance and

Human Behavior 4

Dance Comp. Int.)Dance Tech. Int.) 4

4anMovement Notation II 4

Rhythm and Dynamics II 4

West African Dance II andIts Significance 4

Special Topics in Dance(Theory) 4

Special Topics in Dance(Studio)

o-Caribbean Dance IIDance Criticism & AnalysisDance Prod.A.A. Dance-Theatre WorkshopDance Criticism & AnalysisP.E.:Modern Dance - 5 levels lea.

Ballet - 3 levels ,lea.

Folk Dance 1

Tap 1

Children's Dance Theatre, 2

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STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORKAT BROCKPORT

Brockport, New York 14420


Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 200B.A. and B.S. DegreesDance MajorDance MinorInterdisciplinary Degree:

Pei'. Arts Dance MajorInterdisciplinary Arts for

ChildrenAreas of Specialization:

Choreography, Music for Dance,Dance for Children, Philosophyand Esthetics of Dance

Summer Program

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PersonnelRichard Bull, M.A., Prof.Richard Castner, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Jacqueline Davis, M.A., Asst. Prof.Garth Fagan, B.A., Assoc. Prof.*Sondra Fraleigh, M.A., Asst. Prof.Susan Foster, M.A., Asst. Prof.Santo Giglio, M.A., Asst. Prof.Lance Olson, B.S., Instr.Cynthia Novack, M.A., Asst. Prof.James Payton, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Susannah Payton, M.A., Asst. Prof.Irma Pylyshenko, B.A., Asst. Prof.Duvid Smering, Adj. Instr.Leonard Taffs, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

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Undergraduate CoursesIntroduction tO DanceDance SurveyBeg. Dance Comp.Dance Prod.Survey of Dance HistoryDance WorkshopCross-Cultural Survey of. DanceModern DanceMusic for DanceSocial FormsKinesiology for DancersCostume for DanceHistorical Dance Forms and

Backgrounds of AmericanTheatre Dance

Dance Movement in TheatreDance and DancersSurvey of Ethnic DanceAfro-Caribbean DanceIntroduction to BalletSurvey of Modern Jazz: Its

History and ElementsSurvey of Tap Dance: Its

History and'ElementsContemporary Dance Comp.Int. Dance Comp.Dance Tech.Trends in Contemporary DanceRecreational Folk and Square

DanceTeaching Dance on the Primary

School LevelChildren's Theatre DanceSeminar in Dance in Higher Ed.Independent Study in Dance

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History and L velopment ofDance 3

Historical Dance Reconstruc-tion 2

Choreography for Theatre 3Repertory and Literature 2

Dance Perf. 3Folk Dances and Ethnic

Origins 3Traditional Dances of

Selected Cultures 3Dance in Rehabilitation 3Dance Therapy 3Dance Perf. Workshop 3Adv. Dance Comp. I 3Dance Accomp. Workshop 3Adv. Kinesiology 3Philosophy and Esthetics 3Accomp. for Dance I 3Accomp. ror Dance II 3Accomp. for Dance III 3Music Resources for Dance 3Foreign Studies in Dance 15Foreign Studies in Dance 15

Children's Dance 1-5Workshop in Teaching Dance

for the EducationallyDisadvantaged 6

Teaching Dance on the Sec.Level 3

Tech. Instruction (HighSchool and College) 3

Lighting for Dance 3Adv. Prod. and Design 2

Independent Study in Dance 3Graduate Courses

History and Development ofDance 3

Historical DanceReconstruction 2

Choreography for Theatre 3Dance Repertory and Lit. 2

Dance Perf. 3Folk Dances and Their Ethnic

Origins 3Traditional Dances of Selected

Cultures 3Dance Perf. Workshop 3-6

Adv. Dance Comp. II 4

Accomp. for Dance I, II, III Sea.Music Resources for Dance 3

Critical Approaches to TheatreDance

Adv. Tech. Instruction(High School and'College)

Adv. Prod. and DesignIndependent Study

NEW YORK

Character 2

3 Body Movement for Actors 4,4

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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BUFFALOBuffalo, New York 14214

State ControlCoedEnrollment 25,000Dance Program in Theatre and P.E.

Depts.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 6B.A. DegreeDance Major (Special)Dance Concentration, TheatreInterdisciplinary Degree


Personnel*Linda Swinivch, B.A., Assoc. ProfJan Fischer, B.A., Asst. Prof.Ginger Burke, Dir. Royal Academy of

Ballet, Lect.Joan VerDun, M.A., Asst. Prof.Jill Fothergill, M.S., Instr,Betty Stark, E.D.M., Assoc. Prof.Tom Ralabate, B.A., Fellow

Undergraduate CoursesIntroduction to DanceBeg. Contemporary DanceInt. Contemporary DanceAdv. Contemporary DanceBeg. BalletAdv. BalletInt. BalletPointe Class, 4 levels

ImprovisationComp. (Solo)Comp. (Group)Dance HistoryTap DanceSquare and FolkRepertory (Concert-Perf.)Resident Dance CompanyIndependent StudyJazz

S.H.1

4,44,44,44,44,44,4lea.

4,44442

2

44,4,4,4varies4,4

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK COLLEGEAT GENESEO

Geneseo, New York 14454State ControlCoedEnrollment over 5,500Dance Program in Dramatic Arts

Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramB.A. DegreeDance ConcentrationAreas of Specialization:

Tech., Therapy, throughSpecial Ed. Degree

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 2Touring Concerts

Personnel*Scott J. Ray, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Nona Schurman, Asst. Prof.Debra Byrd, Instr./P.T.Jonette L. Wentzel, Lect.Karen Mackie, Instr./P.T.

Undergraduate CoursesAccomp. aid Rhythmic

AnalysisDance History I, IIAnalysis of Dance Tebh.Dance Ensemble

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Choreography I, IICreative Dance for ChildrenDance as an Art FormMovement for the Actor or

Singe'Physical Expression in Perf.Philosophy of DanceDance in the TheatreIntroduction to DanceDance Studies I,'II, III

(Ballet, Modern, or Jazzmay be repeated for cr.)

S.H.

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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK COLLEGEAT POTSDAM

Potsdam, New York 13676State ControlCoedEnrollment 4,700Dance Program in Fine Arts

Undergraduate ProgramDance Concentration

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 5Informal. Concerts 5

PersonnelK. Wright Dunkley, M.S., AssocRobert James Beswick, M.F.A.,Mickey McLaughlin, Instr.

Undergraduate CoursesSurvey of Dance HistoryDance Comp. I, II, III, IVGroup Forms I, IIModern Dance Repertory I, IIBeg. Dance Tech.Modern Dance I, II, III, IVBallet I, IICourt Dances of Europe

15th-18th CenturiesPerf: and Prod.The Teaching of DanceIndependent Study

. Prof.Instr.

S.H.

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6ea.3ea.

3,3,3,31-3ea.

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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORIOCOLLEGE ATPURCHASE

Purchase, New York 10577State ControlCoedEnrollment 2,000Dance Program in Dept. of Dance

Undergraduate ProgramB.A. and B.F.A. DegreesPerforming Arts Dance Major

Program in Summer SessionPersonnel

*Jacque d'Amboise, DeanWilliam Bales, Prof.Royes Fernandez, Prof.Carol Fried, Asst. Prof.Kazuko Hirabayashi, Assoc. Prof.Aaron Osborne, Asst. Prof.Ann Parson, Asst. Prof.Rosanna Seravalli, Asst. Prof'.

NEW YORK - NORTH CAROLINA

Mel Wong, Asst. Prof.Gary Harris, Lect.Romana Krysanowska, Adj. Asst.

Prof. ,

Bruce Lieberman, Instr.Stanley Walden, Adj. Asst. Prof.John Anderson, Musician for DanceDavid Feinberg, Musician for DanceLance Williams, Musician for Dance

Undergraduate Courses'Modern Dance I, II, III, IVBallet I, II, III, IVMovement for ActorsImprovisationPointeVariationsEffort/ShapeInt. Adv. Comp.Lighting for DancersMusic for DancersNotationNotation/ReconstructionHuman MovementLighting Prod. WorkshopBody CorrectivesMen's ClassesPartneringDance History

NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OF THE ARTSWinston-Salem, North Carolina 27107

State ControlCoedEnrollment 600

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 85B.F.A. Degree, Diploia in DanceDance MajorAuditions required

Affiliation with Professional Co.:North Carolina Dance Theatre

Performing CompanyFormal ConcertsTouring Concerts

PersonnelRobert Lindgren, DeanDuncan Noble, Instr.Joan Sanders, Instr.

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Mimi Paul, Instr.Gina Vidal, Instr.Gyula Pandi, Instr.Joysanne Sidimus, Instr.Richard Gain, Instr.

f Richard Kuch, Instr.Marcia Plevin, Instr.

Undergraduate CoursesBallet Major:Ballet Tech.Modern Tech.AdagioPointeCharacterComp.RepertoryActing IActing IIFundamentals of Music

ce History Ice History II

A ademic ElectiveModern Major:Modern Dance Tech.Ballet Tech.CharacterAdagioComp. I, II, III, IVRepertoryActing IActing IIFundamentals of MusicDance History IDance History IIAcademic Elective

S.H.

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.UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHARLOTTEUNC Station, Charlotte, North Carolina

28223Undergraduate ProgramBachelor of Creative ArtsDance MajorInterdisciplinary DegreeDance. CertificationAuditions required

Affiliation with Professional Co.:New Reflections Dance Theatre

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts two week season

NORTH CAROLINA

PersonnelGerda Zimmermann, Asst. Prof.Pamela Sofras, M.Ed., Asst. Prof.

Undergraduate CoursesModern Tech.

(Limon, Graham, ,;ikolais)

BalletHistoryComp.

Ideokinesiology

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA,GREENSBORO

Greensboro, North Carolina 27412

State Control'CoedEnrollment over 9,000Dance Program in School of H.P.E.R

and DanceUndergraduate ProgramEnrollment 80B.S. and PIi.A. DegreesDance Ed. MajorPerf. Arts MajorState Dance CertficationAreas of Specialization,

Creative/Perf. ArtDance Ed.

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 35 Masters, 8 DoctoralM.Ed. and M.F.A. DegreesEd. D. DegreeDance Ed. MajorPerf, Arts MajorP.E., Dance. emphasis, DoctoralAreas of Specialization, Master;:

Creative/Perf. ArtDance Ed.

Areas of Specialization, Doctoral:Dance Ed.

Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyPersonnel

*Lois Andreasen, Ph.D.Kate Barrett, Ph.D, Prof.Gay Cheney, Ph.D., Prof,Anne Deloria, M.S. Ed., Asst.

Prof.

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ResidenceDorothy Beria Silver, Artist in

ResidenceVirginia Moomaw, M.S., Prof.

EmeritusGayle Wulk, Ph. D., Instr.

':'Three Graduate Assistants

Illgfaraduate Courses.'Introduction to= -Dance

Modern DanceBalletModern Jazz DanceEthnic/Character DanceSocial, Folic, -- Country Dance

KinejologyExproration/ImprOvipationTime /Space Design in DancePrdtess' in ,ChoreographyAccoMp.,for Dance ,

Dance prod.Dance ComPaPYrHistory' of Dance, I, IIDanc'e Pedagogy, ChildrenDance Pedagogy, 7-12Org. and Ad. of DanceObservation of Teaching'Student Teaching

&eminar in Dance Ed.CreativeSynthesis.(Understanding of Movement

Analysis),.Iteventive-Corrective P.E., and P.E. for.Handicapped available electives)

Graduate Courses°Anthropological Basis for Dance 3

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Survey of Contemporary DanceTxrentieth Century DanceRhythmic Analysis/Accomp.Choreography for Solo and Duet,Choreography'for'GroupsExperimentation and AnalysisDance NotationDance .CriticismProfessional Lit.Seminar in'Dance7Ed,Administration of Dance

Curriculum,independent StudyResearch ProblemsThesis'

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Dissertation(Movement Theory, Movement inDance and Sports availablefor election,etc.)

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NORTH DAKOTA STATE' UNIVERSITYFargo, North Dakota 58102


Undergraduate Program.B.A. and B.S. DegreesDance Concentration

Summer Program'Performing Company

Formal Concert 1Informal Concert 1

Personnel'*Marillyn Nass, M.S., Assoc. Prof.Beulah Gregoire, M.S., Assoc. Prof.Judy Ray, M.S., Asst. Prof.

.Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Beg. Modern Dance 1

Int. Modern Dance 1

Sun-re Dance 1

Ballroom Dance 1

Dapce Fundamentals 1

Folk Dance ,1

Teaching of Dance 1

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--TNIVER8ITY OF NORTH DAKOTAGrand Forks, North. Dakota 58202

State ControlCoedEnrollment. 8,700Dance Program, in P.E.

Undergraduate PrograMSupportive (working to develop a

minor)Summer ProgramPersonnel

*Marilyn J. PetersonPatricia Diercks

Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance I, IIDance Comp.

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Dance Prod. (Comp. II),,Partnering IJazz Dance I, IIBallroom Dance. I, IIFolk DanceSquare DanceBallet I, II

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2 ,.+Adv. Tech. and l'En-f. ) 3

+Participation in Prod..i.1-5

lea. +Dane Comp. I, II, III, IV 3

lea. +Dance Ensemble 5

1- +Theatre or P E

History and Philosbphy of DanceField Experience Dance

.(ndividualXZed choreography ,eprojects, teaching asst. indance area, ,participation in

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residency companies N.D.Ballet Co. and N.D. DanceConsort)

Repertory Dance 1, II

/,OHIO

ANTIOCH COLLEGEYellow4pringsOhio 453,y7

Private Contr4EnrolIMent 1,30Coop*PrOgram (1/2 of stUdentsOtU:

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credit available 4,Alik,

3 tALDWIN-WALLACE COLLEGEBerea, Ohio 44017

Private' ControlCo

.1=4:

nt over 1,800°gram in P.E. Dept.te.Program

B4 gree

Dance MinorPerforming Company

Formal Concert 1Informal Concert 1Touring Concerts 1-4

:Personnel*SuzannecStrew, M.Ed., Assoc. Prof.JbanScholl, B.S., Instr.Janiece Kelley, B.A., Instr.

Undergraduate Courses Q. H.

Dance History , 3Folk Forms 3Dance Comp. and Form

(Pre-req: Beg.0 Modern

Dance) 3Kinesiology (Pre-req:

Human Anatomy) 5Dance Prod. and Perf. 3Improvisation and

Choreography 3Two years minimum participation inDance Club and related danceactivities required.Creative Dance and Rhythms

for Children 3Dance in the Theatre 3

campus during any One qu__ ar et r)

Dance Program in P.E. &Id Theatre

Depts.Undergracklate P'ograuB.A. Degree.Inter'disciplindry MajorInterdiscIplinary Degree:

Dance/Thatre4:1 Dance/PsychQiogy

_

'., Dadce/EducationAreas of Specialization:

Choreography, Ed.Summer Program'Performing CompanyFor 1

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atncerts

\Tour* g Concerts 8Personnel ,

*Dimitra Sundeen Reber, B.AProf,.

Undergraduate CoursesDance FundamentalsBeg. Modern Tech. and

ImprovisationBeg. BalletInt. ModernIkt. Ballet

Asst.

H.

1

1

1

1

1

758

BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSIBowling Green, Ohio 43403

State Control'CoedEnrollment over 15,000Dance Program in P.E.

Undergraduate Program.B.S. in Ed. DegreeB.S. or B.A. Degree iffli.EDance Minor:

Dance Ed.Dance Perf.Dance Appreciation

Dance ConcentrationInterdisciplinary Degree

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concert 20

Personnel*Michael W. Hamblin, M.A., Instr.Dolores Black, M.Ed., S. Ed., Assoc.

Prof.Margit Heskett, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Judith Kisselle, M.A., Instr.

Undergraduate CoursesBallet, Beg.Ballet, Int.Modern Dance, Beg.Modern Dance Int.JazzTapBallroom Dance, Beg.Ballroom .Dance 'Int.

Folk & Square,,aeg.Folk & Square, Int.Educational Dance IEducational Dance IIRhythmic ImplementationsPrinciples of Dance in Art Ed.ImprovisationModern Dance Tech.Modern Dance Teaching MethodsBallroom Dance Teaching MethodsFolk ana Square Teaching Methods,Comp.Choreography WorkshopPerf. Workshop

C.,

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.Dance Prod. 3Dance History 3Independent Study. 1-4

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CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY*Cleveland, Ohio 44115


Undergraduate ProgramB.S. DegreeDance Concentratnn ;.

Personnel*Gretchen Moran,,M.$., Asst.

Prof.k

Diana Domoracki, B.S., B.F.A.,Instr.


Beg. Modern Dance 1

Int. Modern DanceBeg. BalletInt. Ballet 1

Folk Dance 1

Dance Appreciation 1

Approaches to Teaching Dance 1

Dance as an Art Form 4History of Dance 4Modern Dance Company ''4

,Independent Study 1-4

KENT STATE UNIVERSITY.XKent, Ohio., 44240

State Control' Coed

Enrollment over 15,000.Dance Program in H.P.E.R.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 6B.S. DegreeDance MajorDance MinorDance ConcentrationAreas of Specialization:

Modern Tech., Ballet,Choreography

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts 2

PersonnelEugenia0V. Schottler, M.A., Asst.

Prof.

Connie May, B.F.A., Instr.

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OHIO

MIAMI UNIVERSITYPhillips HallOxford, Ohio 45056

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 14,000Dance Program in P.E.

Undergraduate ProgramB.A., B.S. 'DegreesDance MinorDance Concentration

Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 3Informal Concerts 8Touring,rConcerts

Personnel

0

Beg. Modern DanceInt. Modern DanceAdv. Modern 'DanceComp.Elements of BalletRhythmic AnalysisMovement NotationDance as an Art FormProgression and Perf.Theory and Philosophy of'DanceDance Prod.Folk Dancegivare DanceChildren's DanceAdv. Social, Folk, and Square

Dance.

1

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Dance History 3- Lana Kay Rosenberg, M.Ed., Asst.Prof.

Dance Graduate Asst.

LAKE ERIE COLLEGE Help from Other Faculty

Painesville, Ohio 44.077 Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Private Control Beg.Ballet 2

Women Folk 2

Enrollment over 800 Beg. Modern 2

Dance Program in Dept. of Dance A Square 2

Undergraduate Program Tap 2

B.A. and B.F.A. Degrees Social' 2

Dance Concentration Jazz 2

Interdisciplinary Degree Basic Rhythmic Fundamentals 2

Areas of Specialization:Chor ography, Therapy

Int. Modern Tech. I, II 2ea.

Int. Ballet I, II 2ea.

Affiliation with Professional Co.: Dance Comp. 3

Footpath ance Co..c Dance Improvisation 2

Performing Company Dance History 3

Formal Concerts 2 Dance Tech: 2

Personnel Dance Prod. 3

*Paulette Sears, M.A.Janet Hamburg

Under aduate Courses,,, ern Dance. Theory and Tech.,*

' 1,- IVII, III,\....Danqe CoMp. I, II, I1

AN'dfice History

Music and DanceField Study in DanceSpecial Topic's in DanceMethods of Teaching Dance

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OBERLIN COLLEGEOberlin, Ohio 44074

Private''ControlCoedEnrollment 2,000.Dance Program in Inter-Arts Prograr


' B.A. DegreePerforming Arts Dance MajorInterdisciplinary DegreeAreas of Specialization:

Tech.,thoreographyPerforming Company

, Formal Concerts 6Informal' ConcertsrsonnelDavid Newman, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.

',IeWendy Shanki, M.F.A:, Asst. Prof.4' Doris Seiden, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.

Leslie Waldeck, B.A., Instr.,Undemgraduate C01.17eS

'Dapee_ZOMpaily, r.

1dtGrp' Imtvisation

choreography & Aesthetics;Be. Ballet '&. Kinesiologyli'g..'Choreograpnyea, 9e ImprovisationDance PrOd. Wo;"kshop

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'graduate Pfogram'Enrollment 26

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OHIO

Dance MajorAT'e4s of-Specialization:

Choreography, Ed., History,Notation, Perf., Prod.

Auditions, requiredPerforming Company

Formal. Concerts 4Informal Concerts 6Touring Concerts 17

PersonnelAlkire, M.A., Prof.

Vera Blaine, M.A., Prof.Odette Blum, Assoc. Prof.Nancy Fenster, Asst. Prof.Angelika Gerbes, Ph.D., Asst.

Prof.Louise Guthman, M.A., Asst. Prof.Toby Hankin, M.A., Instr.Ann Lilly, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Moira Logan, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Vera Maletic, Visiting Asa. Prof.Sheldon Ossosky, Asst. Prof.Rosalind Pierson, B.A., Asst.,Prof.Lucy Venable, B.S., Prof., Dir. of

Dance Notation BureauExtension Center for Ed.'and Research.


Dance Tech. 43:g3

U.

Dance Comp.RepertoryEthnic Dance Forms

! 13

4-8

Dance leotation I( II, III, IV 123

Dance Prod, 8

History of Dance I, II, III 9

Theory and Practice ofModern Dance 3

Reconstruction, Analysis.'and Teaching Folk Dance 3

Music for Choreography 3Individual Studies 6-20

Darie Perf. fir. 2-5

;Student Teaching 3-15Field Service Experience 2-5

rs ppaementary Studies in' ,

1Dance -1-5

--D' ected Teaching Experiencein Dance .

2

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Graduate CoursesDance Tech.Dance Comp.Repertory -

Choreographic cjectsProblems in Dance'History of Dance I, II, IIIResearch in"Dance for Thesis .

Dance Perf.-Dance PracticumSeminar in DanceNotation I, II, III, IV,Theory and Practice of Modern

DanceDance Prod.Music for ChoreographyDirected Teaching Experience

in DanceSupplemental Studies in Dance

OHIO UNIVERSITYAthens, Ohio 45701

State ControlCoedEnrollment 13,200Dance Program imScilcol of Dance

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 55R.F.A. DegreePerforming Arts Dance MajorAreas of SpeCialization:

_ Choreography,

TeachingAuditions required

Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal toncerts 16.Informal oncerts 10

Touring oncerts 12Personnel*Shirley Wimme, M.A., Prof.Gladys Bailin, B.A., Prof.Patricia Welling, B.A., Assoc:

Prof.Margaret TCheng, M.F.A., Asst.

Prof.Eileen Cohan, B.A., Instr.Dorothy Madden, Ph.D., Visiting

Prof.Frederick KrapS, Lect.Betty Walberg, B.A., Lect.

'

OHIO

Undergraduate Courses24736 Dance Theory and Practice;

12 I, II, III (4/: 18

4-8 Music for Dance I, II 4

3-5 Dance Tech.: Modern,

3 Ballet, Ethnic 8ea.

0 Int. Dance Theory andarr, Practice I, II, III 182-5 Dance Notation I, II, III1-5 Laboratory in Ed. Dance1-5 Ethnic Dance of Non-Western12 and Western C1 'des tea.

Adv. Dance Theory and3 Practice I, II, III 18

5 Dance Cultures of the World

3 I, II, III 12

University DTheatre 12

Ch2 Independent Choreography &

1-5 Experimental Prod. 18

Teaching Dance I, II, III 6

-History of Dance I, II, III 12

Prod. Problems for DanceTheat'O' 2

Independent Study 10 or more

Inter-related courses withComparative Arts, Art,Film, Music and Theatre

Graduate CoursesIndividual Study 12 or more

History of Dance .12

Seminar in Dance Criticism 12

Certain undergraduate coursesmay be taken for.graduatecredit with exf.ra work:

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,OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITYDelaware, Ohio 43015'Private Comtr011Coed

fi'Enrollme444.,,'250

DancProgram in P.E. Dept-Under/4Mduate PrograM .

B.A. Degree

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Patce'COndentrationPerforeng .C2mpanyFormal WEelik 1Informal Concerts 1-2

Personnel*Mary Titus, M, At, Assoc. Prof.

Undergraduate CoursesDance Tech. I, IIInternational Folk DanceDance Comp. I, IIAmerican Round and Square DanceDance in Elem. Ed.Dimensions in Dance

Perf. Dance roue

(1/3Lun t Per year)

UNIVERSITY OF AKRONAkron, Ohio 44325

Public ControlCoedEnrollment 23,000Dance Program in Dept.

Theatre ArtsUndergraduate ProgramEnrollment 65 '

B.A. DegreePerforming Art

BalletInterdisciplinary :agree,Areas of Specializ4ione,

Ballet - Perf. qeaGfXAuditions requirq#,,

Summer ProgramAffiliation with Prf0

The Ohio Ba e

Performing Comvanoncerts

oncert 1"erts,2'

wy-e

OHIO

Q.H. Contemporary Dance Tech. 6Dance Notation 3

1/3

Choreography: Traditional1 ea.3 Forms1/3 Dance History 33/5 Modern Dance Seminar 31 Development of Ballet ) 31/3 Tech. of Teaching Ballet 3

Choreography Seminar 5

of Speech and

tee Major in

.t:

Practicum: Ibmce Arre 1-18

a

UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO2801 West Bancroft StreetToledo, Ohio 43606

State ControlTeachers CollegeEnrollment 17,000Dance Program in P.E. Dept.

and Theatre-Music Dept.Undergraduate Program

Enrollment 50B.A. and B.S. DegreesTheatre/Dance Major Arts and

SciencesDance Therapy Option

Dance_Major, Ed.Dghce Minor, Ed.Dance Specialization, Ed. in

Elem. Ed.Interdisciplinary DegreeAreas of Specialization:

Therapy,.Theatre/Dance

rogram6V-redons re

)1tion with Professional Co.:VagAs,Company of Dancers

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 2Informal Concerts'3Touring Cpcerts 20-30

)10*M...A. , Asst.

jertiKaye JochimStephen PhebusValerie Gri,7Guest_ !Eugente4WtlerRaymoneWc)

Undergraduate ourses

- Ballet:Teteti.T-Y1- III, IV1 .

Choreography: Improvisation

4 44$' I, II, IIIChoreography: Sound and

Movement I, II, III

Ballet Analysis I,. II

Prof.

-Personnel

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Elaine Valois, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Undergraduate Courses

Introduction to Modern DanceTech. I, II III tea.

Folk Vance 2

Teaching Movementand Dance I, II, III

Choreography I, IIDance Prod.'

Q. H.

3

8D

3ea.3ea.

3

Dance HistoryDance Philosophy and Theory

. Workshop in Dance

43

WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITYDayton, Ohio 45431

State CoArai,CoedEnrollment over 13,000Dance Program in Dept. of Theatre Arts

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 20B.F.A. DegreePerforming Arts Dance MajorConsortium: Antioch College,

Sinclair Communi%College;Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 2

Personnel*Eric NielsenShellie Nielsen, Instr.

Undearaduate Courses Q.H.

Modern Dance Tech. 3Dance and Movement Tech. 3 ,

Fundamehtais of Dance, 3Studies in Selected SUbjects'ReperoryBallet

OKLAIPIA

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMANorman, Oklahoma 73069

State ControlCoedEnrollment 20,000 g$Dance Program in Dept. of Dance

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment, 80B.F.A. Degree.Dance Ed. MajorPerforming Arts Dance MajorAreas of Specialization:

Perf., Teaching, Cliikeographi

Auditions required ,

Graduate Pro-grain

Enrollment 4Q.F.A. Degree

3

OHIO - OKLAHOMA

Dance Ed. MajorPerforming Arts Dance MajorAreas of Specialization:

Teaching, ChoreographyPerforming Company'Formal Concerts 4TOuring Concerts 4

Personnel*Miguel Terekhdv, Prof.Yvonne Chouteau, Artist-in-

ResidenceHelen Gregory, M.A., Prof.

EmeritusVictoria Leigh, Asst. Prof.Diane Pruett, M.A., Instr.Ko Yukihiro, M.F.A., InstrTwo Graduate Assistants

Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Modern Dance Tech.Stage MovementStage Make-up for the

Dancer 4Rehbartal and Production.Ballet Tech. IIIModern Dance Tech. IIRhythmic Analysi6 and Dance

FormsBallet Tech. IVBallet PantomimeCharacter DanceBallet VariationsBallet CompanyModern Dance Tech. IIIModern DanceTech. IVModern Dance Company?Dance Amp.History and Philosophy of

DanceHistory Of BalletHonors ReadingHonors SeminarHonors ResearchatinOrs Colloquium**Ballet Repertoire**Adv. History of Dance***Teaching of Ballet**Methods in Teach.**SpeciF1 Studies

Graduate bourseSDance Tech.ChoreographyAdv. Teaching of Dance,

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2

2

41

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2

2

32

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Project in DanceSeminar in DanceResearch for Master's Thesis

OREGON

OREGON STATE UNIVERSITYCorvallis, Oregon 97331

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 16,000Dance Program in Dept. of

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. DegreeDance EmphasisInterdisciplinai.y:Deeree at Masters

LevelPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 4Informal Concerts 2Touring Concerts 3

PersonnelJeanine Children, M.A., Asst.

OKLAHOMA - OREGON

3 PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY2 P.E. Box 751-

Portland_Oregon 97207Dance, Program in Dept. of

and P.E.findergraduate Program+B.S. DegreeDance EmphasisState Dance Certificatio :, may

be pursued as an unde±grad.progf.am or a post-baccalaureateprogram

Areas of SpecializationTeaching, Choreography, Perf.

uditions requiredSum r ProgramAffiliation with Professional Co.:

Portland Ballet Co.Performing Company

Formal Concerts 10Informal Concerts 3Touring Concerts 3 -

Perso el*N cy R. Matschek, M.A., Asst.

Prof.

Cat arine Evleshin,'B.A., Instr.Jalluelin Schumacher, Adj. Asst.

Prof.Jacquelyn Benington,rM.A.,Lisa Dworkin, M.A., Instr.Alice Lehman, M.S., Assoc'.

Undergraduate CoursesModern I, IIJazz I, IIBallet I, II, IIIFolk I, IIModern Dance Lab (Int.

I, II, III

H.P.E.R.

Kathy Kerr, M.A., Asst. Prof.Carol Soleau, M.A., Instr.Betty Albin, M.S., Assoc. Prof

Undergraduate CoursesModezp Dance: Beg.,Modern Dance Comp.Modern Dance Perf.Teaching of Modern DanceRhythmsHistory of DanceFolk Dance: Beg., Int., Adv.Ethnic Dance: Balkan, Israeli

Eastern EuropeanFolk DancSPerf.Square Dance: Beg., Int.Ballroom Dance: Beg., Int.Ballet: Beg.YInt.., Adv.Ballet Perf.Modern BalletJazz.Dance7..,-;hing of Folk FormsMo., ent Notation

Prof.

Q.H.

Int., Adv. lea.

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Tech.)tea .

Modern Dance Lab (Int./Adv.Tech.) I, II, IIIAdv. Jazz I,ab may besubstituted for 1 term. tea.

Ballet I, II, III(1 credit per term) lea.

Jazz 1


Tech. of Teaching Folk, Squareand Social

Basic Materials of MusicDance Comp.

2

3

3

Dance Choreography 3Dance Prod. -. 3Dance History

-3

Dance Aesthetics 3Apprentice Teaching 2

Practicum: Individual Project 3Fundamentals of Acting Tech. 3Upper division credit may be given formembership in either of the twoperformingiFroups.

+incomplete...information

REED COLLEGEPortland, Oregon 97202

Private ControlCoedEnrollment 1,240Dance Program in Dept. of Dance

Undergraduate ProgramB.A. DegreeDance ConcentrationInterdisciplinaij Degree:

Dance/Theatre MajorAreas of Specialization:

Choreography, Tech.Perforbing Company


Personnel*Pat EmelJudith Tyle Massee, B.S.,

Undergraduate Courses

Assoc. Prof.S.H.

Beg. Tech. 2

Design and Comp. 2

History and Tech. 2

Independent Study 2

Thesis

40

UNIVERSITY OF OREGONEugene, Oregon 9740 3

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 15,500Dance Program in Dept. of Dance

Undergraduate ProgramEnr:011ment 110B.A., B.S. DegreesPeiorming Arts MajorDance Ed. Major 83

OREGON

Interdisciplinary DegreeAreas of Specialization:

Teaching, Histoi.y, Natation,Ethnology, Pre-Thkrapy, Prod.,Perf.

Auditions required: Studentsadmitted as pre-majors andaudition for placement.

Graduate ProgramEnrollment.22M.A., M.S. DegreesInterdisciplinary Degree



PersonnelJanet Desc , M.A., Assoc. Prof.*Linda Hearlif M.A., Assoc. Prof.Bruno Madrid, M.A., Sr. Instr.T. Ray Faulkner, Ph.D. Assoc. Instr.Jerry C. JDuke, M.A., Instr.Susan Zadoff, Instr.Fouk. Graduate Assistants


Dance Lab, Modern andBallet 2g.

Basic Rhythms 1

Introduction t nce 3Fundamentals o hm 3Movement Notat on 3Int. Movement Notation 3Int. Dance Lab, 6 terms 2ea.

Dance Comp. 1, 3Dance Comp. . 3Dance Accomp. 3

Adv. Dance Lab, 3 terms 2ea.

Dance Prod. 3,1

Practicum: Gx.oup

ChoreographyDance Cultures of the WorldBallet: From the Courts to

Balanchine 3Evolution of Modern Dance 3Teaching Dance 3Dance Apprenticeship 2

Admin. of Dance in Ed. 3

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:Graduate ColirsesDance History 9Practicum 9Teaching Dance 3Admin.'of Dance in Ed. 3Research 6

Research Survey 3Readings and Conference 6

Problems 6

Seminar, 6

Dance Tech. Labs 6

Dance Aesthetics 3

PENNSYLVANIA,

40EDAR CREST COLLEGEAllentown, Pennsylvania 18104Private ControlWomenEnrollment 650Dance Program in P.E. Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramB.A. DegreeDance'ConcentrationInterdisciplinary Degree:

Fine,Arts/P.E., DanceConcentration

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1

PersonnelCarol Welton Kelly,Jacqueline Buskirk,

Undergraduate' CoursesBallet I, ITModern Dance I, II,Dance-Perf. )

M.A., P.T., Instr.P.T., Instr.

S.H.

17TJ.III 1/2ea.

1/2

32

3

31-4

2

1 21//ea.

History of DanceDance Comp.Dance Theory andCriticismSpecial TopicsIndependent .StudyAdv. BalletFOlk Dance A, B

EAST-STROUDSBERG STATE COLLEGEast Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania :18301State,Control

Enr4lient 4,000Dance-ProgriA\in SchOol of Health

iiences:and

OREGON PENNSYLVANIA

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. DegreeDance ConcentrationInterdisciplinary Degree:

.School of Arts & LettersSummer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal ConcertsTouring Concerts

Personnel*Mary Jane Wolbers, M.S., Asst.

Prof.Undergraduate CoursesRhythmic Form and AnalysisThe Social Forms of DanceModern DanceSpecial Forms

, Dance I 1

Dance II 1


Dance for Elem. Grades 1

Theory and Practice inSocial Forms

Theory and Practice inCreative Forms

Dance in Special Ed.Independent Studies inInternship in Dance

S.H.

11

31

3

3

3Dance 3

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PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITYUniversity Park, Pennsylvanib. 16802

State ControlCoed

,Enrollment 31,000Dance Program in Dept. of Theatre

and Film and P.E. Dept.Undergraduate ProgramB.F.A. and 'B.S. Degrees'Dance EmsAuditioffe 7requ±red

Summer ProgramPerforming Company-Formal Concerts 2Informal COncertsTouring Concerts.

Personnel*Jean Sabatine, M.A., Assoc. Prof..*Gail Devereaux, M.A., Asst. Prof.*Patricia Heigel-Tanner, Asst. Prof.Amy DeFrancesco, M.M., P.G., Asst.

Prof.

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Audrey Tischler, Instr.Undergraduate CoursesMovement for ActorsDance for TheatreMusical Comedy Dance

Q.H.2

3-63-6

Tech. and Styles o Jazz Dance 3-6Choreography for Theatre 6,

1 =4

Theatre Perf.Dance I, II, III, PrBallet I, IT, III, IVDance ImprovisationDance ChoreographyFolk, Square, Social Dance. I 1

Folk, Sqilare, Social Dance II 14Znrepean/American Folk Dance' 2

* 1

PENNSYLVANIA


Zero Moving Co., ModernGreat Chazy Dance CO., ModernSybil Dance Co., MOdernKulu Mele, AfroJonosio, Polish_

Personnels

Rhythmic Form and Analysis

FranOes,..BViiiTern.,-.41F-.A-:'-, -Asst. Prof.

Mary Asst. Prof.

Sara Chapman, Ed.D., Asst. Prof.Les Ditson, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Edrie Ferdun, PhD., Assoc. Prof.Hellmut Fricke-Gottschild, Asst.

Prof.

1 *John Gamble, Asst. Prof.Eva Gholson, M.A., rnstr.Eleven Part -time FacultyFour Graduate AssistantsRuth Greene, Accomp. Dir.Otis Clark, Accomp.Ron Thomas, Accomp.

1-6 Dan Kohnstamme, Accomp.Jeffrey Reese, Accomp.Sam Rudin, Accomp.

; Evelyn Simpson, Accomp.David Woodhull, Abcomp.

Undergraduate Courses'Movement as a MediumTech. and the Dancer**Dance Making and the

DancerDancer and the Dance

. ProfessionModern Dance, I-VClassical Ballet, I-V

MOdernDance I, II, III 1-3

Dance for Elem. School 1

Dance Programming 1

History and Theory of Dancein Ed. 1

Labanotation I 1

Special ProjectsPerforming Dance Groups:

OrchesisThe Jazz Dance TheatreThe Contemporary Dance CO.

TEMPLE UNIVERSITYjPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19122

Private ControlCoedEnrollment 30,000Dance Program in Dept. of Dance, College

of H.P.E. 1= D.

Undergraduate PrJgramEnrollment 75B.F.A. DegreePerforming Arts Dance MajorAuditions required'

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 25 Masters, 15 DoctoralM.Ed., Ed.D., Ph.D. DegreesDance Ed. MajorInterdisciplinary Degree:

Doctoral level 62

Areas oP Specialization:Masters: Perf., Ed. )

Doctoral: depends on focus of

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2--Jazz Dance, I-II 2

,Movement Improvisation 2

.Movement Improvisation II 2

Dance Comp. 2

DanceCompi,.IL 2

Dance Comp. for.Group Forms 2

Contact Improvisation 2

Dance Choreographic Projeollis 2

Dance Choreographic ProjectsII

**Dance in CulturalPerspectives

,*Forces and Figures in.72,0th Century Dance

individ!al program ;

Audit' ns required

3

3

**Development of Dance as TheatreArt from.Middle Ages to20th Century

**Ideokinesis**Labanotation

Effort /Shape Analysis**Basic Stagecraft for Dances**Lighting Design for Dances

"tis for Dance

oe Costume and Makeup**Perf. Environment**Senior Choreographic Projects**Concepts Underlying Movement

Theapy.**Introduction to the Principles

and Tech. of Movement Therapy**Dynamics of Movement Therapy**Principles and Tech. of Bio

. -EnergeticsChildren's DanceStudent Teaching 4

Program and Methods'-on Dance**Children's Dance (Dance

Majors)**Dance Experiences for Children'Afro American DanceInternational Folk DanceEast India DanceBallroom Dance I, IITap DandeHatha YogaPantomimeMideast Belly DanceField Experiences in Dance

TeachingField Experiences in Dance

Perf.**Ilept-arIndep ent Study and Research

Graduate,CoursesDance Tedh.Dance t4tp. Field ExperienceCI-16re° japhic Tech.

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

PENNSYLVANIA

Reading and Conference inDance

Research Methods in DanceResearch, in DanceMaster's Project in DanceMaster's Thesis in DanceDoctor's Dissertation in

Dance

UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH2 Suite 104 Trees Hall

Pittsb h, Pennsylvania 15260

3 State ContraCoed

3 Ai.ollment over 25,0003 Dan Program in M., or Self-

esigned in the College of

3 ts and Sciences2 Under aduate Program.

EArollment 53 B.S. Degrees

Major3 Concentration3 Areas of Specialization:

2-3

3

2-12

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9-12

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2

1-4

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1-4

1-31-31-3

The Dancer and the Dance Medium 3

The Creative Process and the'Dance Symbol_

*1 . 3-Dance;' Framework for Acti 1

Apprenticeship in Dance 3-6

Danc6 in Ed. 3

DanV'Criticism 3

thbe ographic Projects 1 -6

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Teaching, Choreography, Perf.,Therapy

Summer ProgramAffiliation with Professional Co.:Pittsburgh Dance Alloy

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 3Informal Zoncerts 15Touring Concerts 3

Personnel*MargaretSkrinarRobert JohnsonMary RamsayLaurie Garon

Undergraduate Courses S . H.

Modern I 1

Modern II 1

Ballet I 1

Ballet II 1

Choreography 1

Improvisation 1 #

Jazz 1

Rhythmic Form and Analysis 2-Movement ExplorationAfro-American ° 3


9

SgAalRepertoryEurythmicsCreative Rhythms-

Graduate CoursesAnatomy and Kinesiology for

DancerMethods of Teaching Dance

PENNSYLVANIA - SOUTH CAROLINA

SOUTH CAROLINA

COLUMBIA COLLEGEColumbia, South Carolina 29203

Private ControlWomenEnr011ment 900Dance Program in Dept. of P.E.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 12B.A. DegreesDance Arts MajorP.E. Major, Dance EmphasisInterdisciplinary DegreeAuditions required

Performimg CompanyFo Concerts 2

10 Concerts 3-4

WEST CHESTER STATE COLLEGEWest Chester, Pennsylvania- 19380

State ControlCoedEnrollment over.8;000Dance Program in Dept. of P.E.

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. DegreeDance Ed. Emphasis

Summer Programperforming Company

Formal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 3Touring Concerts

Personnel*Barbara Coates, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Lida Nelson Smfth, M.A., Asst. ProfWilliam Butler, B.S., Asst. prof.Barbara Lappano, B.S., Asst. prof.

Undergraduate Courses S.

Folk/Social/Square DanceElem. Rhythms and Fundamental

MovementsModern Dance I, II 0Music and MovementAdv. Falk DanceAdv. Social and. SquareDance in Theatre Arts I, IIHistory of DanceDance Pi-od.

Jazz 1, IIBallet I, IIPrinciples of ChoreographyDance Notation-Improvisation

Otaduate CoursesSeveral dance courses for Cr

Degree,

H.

ate

1

1

1

1

1

1

2.

1.

1

1

1,

1

Perilson Beemer, M.F.A.tin, M.F.A., Instr.

Un4TgXadiiate Courses S. H.

13-9g. Fa. net ,

tyl-Ballet 1

Modern Dance 1

tag:I:lin:rt. Modern Dance

.olk Dance1

1

History and Theory of Dance 3

Elem. Dance Comp. 2

Int. Dance Comp. 2

. Dance Ed.: Methodsi,

Materials, CurriculUM 2

'.61pplied Teaching Skills 1

Dance Notation 1

Survey of ContemporaryDancers 2' 1.

Dance-Company (4-sem.)Senior Concert 1

Ballet, Beg.-Adv: .0

Pointe 0

Modern Dance, Beg.-Adv: 0°

Luigi Jazz, Begs., 0

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FURMAN UNIVERSITYPoinsett HighwayGreenville, South Carolina 29613

''Undergraduate ProgramInterdisciplinary .DegreeEd.,Emphasis

:Affiliation with Professional Co.:Contemporany Dance Collection

Performing Company .

,Formal Concert 1Informal Concerts 2Touring Concerts

PersonnelBrenda McCutchen, M.F.A%, Instr.

Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Modern.Folk, Square, Modern:

IntroductionAsian-African DanceChoreographyDance History: Primitive to

RenaissanceIndependent Studiesancp-Company

WINTHROPLOOLLEGEk Roc 1l, South Carolina -29733

Si'dt4,Ct4rolCoedEnrollhnent over 4,000`Dance Program in Dept. Of P.E.

Undergraduate Program ,

B.A., B.S. DegreesDance Concentration.

Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 1-2Informal Concerts 1-2 o

Personnel AJoanne M.' Lunt, Ed.D., Assoc. Prof..Jane Grier-Be11, M.A.,,Asst. Prof.


Beg. Modern Dance 1

Int. Modern Dance 1.

Adv. Made= Dance i' , 1

Folk Dance 1

Social Dance, 1

Round and Square Dance 1

Choreography i, II,VIII' 2ea.

Theory of Dance 2

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Dance AppreciationProgram ProductionIndependent Study

SOUTH DAKOTA

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SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITYBrookings, South Dakota 57006

State ControlCoedEnrollment aver 6,000Dance Program in P.E. Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramB.A., B.S. Degrees 7Dance Minor

PerformancesFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts. 2

Personnel*Marilyn Richardson, M.A., Asst.

Prof.Betty Shay, M.A., Asst. Prof.Guest Teachers


Fundamentals of Dance 1Creative Rhythms for

Children 1Folk Dance 1Modern Dance I, II lea.

Dance Comp. 2

Dance Forms 2

Dance Prod. Lab. 1-6Directed Studs . 1-5Tech. of Teaching Dance 2

Undergraduate Course Special 1-5Fiej.d Experience 1-4Workshops 1-3

Theory of Dance 2

TENNESSEE

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITYMurfreesboro, Tennessee 37132


'Dance Program in P.E. Dept.Undergraduate ProgramB.S. DegreeDance Minor


InforMal Concert 1Personnel

*Buleah DavisKathy StrobelAnne HollandSondra Wilcox

Undergraduate CoursesFolk and Square DanceModern DanceInt. Modern DanceBallet - PrimaryBallet - Int.Social Dance.JazzTapRhythms fot Elem. SchoolRhythms for Sec. SchoolTech., Choreography and Beg.

NotationHistory of DanceDance Prod:-IDance' Prod. IIPte-classic Dance FormsAdv. Tech., Choreography and

NotationDance for the TheatreContemporarI Dance and Dancers

PEABODY COLLEGE FCp.TEACHERSNashville, TennesSee 37203


AUndergraduate ProgramB.S. DegreePrograms for Educators of,ChildrenEducational Support Programs

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TENNESSEE

PersonnelLouise Knowles, Ed.S., Assoc. Prof.-Jan Pape, M.S., Instr.


Beg. Modern Dance 1


Dance for Children 3

Fundamentals of Dance 2

The Dance 2

Tech. of Dance 2Dance Comp. 2

History and Appreciation ofDance (occasionally) 3

Methods and Materials of'Teaching Dance 3

UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEEKnoxville, Tennessee 37916

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 29,0b0Dance. Program in Dept. of H.P.E.R.

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. DegreeDance Ed. MinorDance MinorDance Concentration

Graduate ProgramM.S. DegreeDance Ed. 'MinorDance MinorDance Concentration

Summer ProgramPersonnelRichard Croskey, M.F.A., Asst.

Prof.Annie Genung, M.A., Instr.Mary Gene McCutchen, M.S., Asst.

Prof.Sue London Collins; M.F.A., Instr.Caroline Shell, M.A., Asst. Prof.

(2 year leave of absence)Undergraduate Courses Cr.Hr.

Modern Dance Tech., Beg.,2ea.

t Tech., Beg., Int.,,A 2ea.

Jazz Tech. 2

* *Comp.: Beg., Adv. 2ea.

Dance Theatre. Workshop 2-6At

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**Practicum in Dance Prod. 2

**History cf Dance I, II tea.

**Rhythmic Analysis 2

**Creative Rhythms. for Children 3Social Dance 11 2

Folk and Square 2

Tap 2

Methods'of Teaching Dance 2

Dance Appreciation 3

TEXAS

WAR UNIVERSITYBeaumont, Texas 77710

State Control.CoedEnrollment over 12,000Dancerogram in Dept. of Health,

Dance, and P.E.Undergraduate Program

Enrollment 29B.S. DegreeDance Ed./MajorDance MinorInterdisciplinary Degree:

Related Arts MinorAreas of Specialization:

Ballet, Modern DanceSummer ProgramPerforming Company

Formal Concerts 2:Touring Concert 1

Personnel*Belle Mead Holm, Ph.D., Prof.Rebecca Hill, M.A., Asst. Prof.Nancy Howe, M.A., Inst.James Franklin, M.A., Instr.Julio de Bittencourt, tect., Artist-

in-ResidenceUndergraduate CoursesBallet Tech. 2

Modern Dance 2

Folk Dance 2

Tap Dance 2

Jazz 2

Musical Comedy DanOe 2

Ballet Company 2

Modern Dance Company 2

Jazz Company 2

Theatrq Dance Forms

S.H.

3

TENNESSEE TEXAS

Choreography and Dance ProdDance HistoryProblems in Dance Ed.Workshop in Dance Ed.Principles of Creative DancMethods & Materials in

Dance Ed.

SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITYHuntsville, Texas '77340

State Control,CoedEnrollment-11,500Dance Program in Dept. of P E.

Undergraduate ProgramB.A., B.S., B.A.T. DegreesDance Minoraeading to Teaching

CertificationPerf. Arts Dance ConcentrationDance Concentration ,

State Dance Certificati nGraduate. 'Program

M.A.,,M.Ed. DegreesDance MinorPeri': Arts Dance Concentration

Summer ProgramPerforming Company\


Personnel*Mary Ella Montague, gd.D., Prof.Daniel Phillips, Ed.D., Ass

333

3

3

Prof4Coralie A..Emmons, Ph.D.,Susan Buckman, M.A., Instr.Two GradUate Fellows

Undergraduate CoursesTech.- of Contemporary DanceTech. and Theory of

Contemporary Dance,European Folk DanceAmerican Folk DanceJazzPopular Dance FormsMusical Comedy DanceFolk and Social Dance FormsDance Comp.History and Philosophy of

Danceoreographers Workshop

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66

LabanotationRhythmic Structure of Movement

BalletKinesiologyFoundations of Movement Ed.Dance as an ArtStylistic Ballet

Graduate CoursesSymposium in Rhythmics'Analysis

for DanceAdv. Comp. in Contemporary

DanceTheory of DanceSymposium in Folk and Social

_12.1ance Forms

8.6Minak in Dance Prod.

Adv. Development in Dance

Research in DanceAnalysis of Human Movement

SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITYDallas, Texas 75275

Private'ControlCoedEnrollment over 9,000Dance PrograM in Meadows School of

the Arts, Div. of DanceUndergraduate ProgramEnrollment 104B.F.,461. Degree

Perf. Arts MajorDance Ed. MajorDance ConcentrationState Dance Certification

Graduate Program,Enrollment 30M.F.A. DegreePerf. Arts MajorDance Ed. .w.ka.

Historic. :esearch

Summer grogramPersonnel

*Toni Beck, Prof., ChairmanNikita Talin, Asst.' Prof.hObert Beard, Asst, Prof.Betty Ferguson, Asst. Prof.Karen Kriete, Instr.Marcia Schramm, Assoc. Prof.,

Director of Grad. Program

331

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TEXAS.

Richard Palomo, Instr.Robert Scevers, Instr.

Undergraduate Courses + S.H.

Beg., Int., Adv. ModernDance

Beg., Int., Adv. BalletBeg., Int., Adv. JazzPas de/Deux and VariationHistory of Dance, Beg., Adv.Dance Theory I, IIDance Comp.Dance Prod. and WorkshopMusic Analysis for DanceMethods and Materials of

Dance Ed.PedagogyMusicalConceptsRepertoryTapMusical Comedy StylesDirected StudiesBallet for MenMovement as TherapyEffort/ShapeDance NotationRenaissance Court DanceBaroque Court DanceMechanics of Body Movement

Graduate CoursesDirected Studieie., 6Thesis and Research 6

Adv. Modern Danee 3, Adv. Jazz 2

Adv. Ballet 3Adv. Dance History 6Music Analysis and Survey

for Dance 2

Twentieth Century Concepts- 6

Adv. Methodology 6

Adv. Dance Comp. 6

Creative Movement forChildren

(certain undergraduate,boursesbe taken for graduate credit)

+information on credit hours incomplete

6642

68646

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UNTy

San Marcos,. Texas" 7866E

al.SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE SITY

State .Control

&)ed.Dance Program in Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. in Ed.. DegreeDance Concentration

Summer Program-

Of P.E.

Performing C ompanYFormal Concerts 2

Personnel

June Bruna,1",,(Instr.

Assoc.Dr.-Joan Mays, Hof

Katherine Lindsay, M.S.,Undergraduate coursesBeg. Modern DanceInt. Modern Dance

Adv. Modern WoeBeg. BalletInt. BalletBeg. Folk and Squarefnt. Folk and SquareModern Dance Comp

Structonal

A. Form andB. Improv4sati

dreative MovementActivities

for Children

Instr.

Methods ofSec.

Teaching Dance in

SchoolsRhythmic Structure

of Movement

Lecture Demonstration andDance prod.

4

S.H.

1

1

1

1

1

1

3

33

3

Kinesiclogy 3

History and PhilosOphY of Dance '3

Dance'as an Art Form: Aesthetics 3WorksAdv. -Choreography hop 3

TEXAS CHRISTIAN 'UNIVERSITYFort Worth, Texas 76129

7; Private ControlCoedEnrollment 6,200Dance.Proicram in Ballet and Modern

Dance Div. of Theatre Arts Dept.

Undergr9,duate programEnrollment 90B.F.A. De.gA.ees in Ballet ,.Modern Dance

,

Perf. Arts Dance Major

TEXAS

Areas of Specialization:Perf., Teahing

Auditions required: Placement,one year probation.

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 6M.F.A. Degree in Theatre,

Dance EmphasisPerf. Arts Dance MajorBallet and/or Modern Dance

Concentration')Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 7Informal Concerts 6-8Touring Concerts

Personnel*Fernaido Schaffenburg, Prof.Karen Schaffenburg, Dlr.

Preparatory SchoolJerry Bywaters Cochran, B.S.,

Asst. Prof., Head-Modern DanceProgram

Barbara A. Copeland,' M.F.A., Asst.Karen pedersen, B.F.A.,Stephanie MacFarlane, Asst. Prof.Ellen Page, B.F.A., Instr.David Bradley, Accomp. t

Undergraduate CoursesBallet Tech.: Int., Adv.Modern Tech.: Int., Adv.

Character DanceBeg. Modern Dance Lab.Adagio & Variations

(includes special men'sclasses)

PantomimeInt. Modern Dance Lab.Modern Dance Repertoire and,

PerformingProblems in Ballet Prod.

Adv, PantomimeChoreographyHistory of DanceProblems in Modern

Prod.Adv. Modern Dance Lab.

Graduate CoursesDance Tech.'Choreography

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2424,44

46

6

41-6

333

1-66

3-12

3-9

History of Dance and General. Research 3-9

Perf. & Ensemble 3-6

Teaching Methods 3

Thesis 6

TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY t.

Lubbock, Texas 79409State Control'

t Enrollment over 20,000Dance Program in Dept.'of P.E.

Undergraduate ProgramEnr011thent 41_NA., B.S. Degrees (,Perf. Arts Dance MajorDance Ed. Major-State Dance Certification

Performing Company tv,%.


Personnel*Diana Love Moore, M:F.A. Assoc.Peggy Willis, M.F.A., A'sSt. Prof.Luke Kahlich,'M.Ae, Artist-iln-Residence


Dance Tech. .1

Introduction to Dance 3 `4

Beg. Dance Theory and Comp. 2

Kinesiolbgy. 3

Accomp. for Danoe 2

Children's Creative Rhythms 2

Methods of Teabhing Modern,'Folk and Social. Dance

Adv. Theory and Comp.Prod. PlanningEthnic DanceSenior-Recital.Folk DanceSobial DanceJazzMake-14.Acing`

Prof.

2

2

2

2

1

1

1

1

3

TEXAS

TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY ,

Denton, Texas 76201State ControlWomen -

Dance Program in Dept. of Dance,SfOlege of H.P.E.R.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 60 ,

Degreesnce Ed. Major

lAnce MinorState Dance CertificationAreas of Specialization:

Teaching, ChoreographyGraduate Program

Enrollment 20 Masters, 10 DoctoralDance and Related ArtsMajor and Minor sequences for

M.A. and Ph.D. DegreesAreas of Specialization:

Teachin History, Admin.,

Ki esiologySummer ProgramPerOrming CompayFormal Concerts 8Informal Concert -1Touring Condert,1

,Personnel .

*Aileefte Lockhart, Ph.D., Prof.,Dean of the Co]4ege

*Adrienne Fisk, M.F.A., Asst.Prof.

Rosann M. Cox, Adj. Asst.

Prof.Marilyn Hinson, Ph.D., Assoc.

Prof.'

Gla .S., Asst. Prof.

Pene ein, M.F.A.,_Asst%ys Keetonope Hans

Prof.Sarah Davis, M.M., Accomp.Susan Gardner, B.A., Accomp.Five Graduate Teaching Assistants

Undergraduat Courses S.H.

Basic Modern Dance I, II lea.

' 'Int. Modern Dance I, II lea.

Adv. Moderri Dance I, II . lea.

Basic Ballet I, II lea.

Int. Ballet I, II lea.

Adv. Ballet I, II lea.

Beg., Int. 4azz lea.

Beg., Int., Adv. TapBeg., Int., Ady. Folk DanceBody Movement AwarenesSImprovBallroEthnic:

sation-

CharacterPreparation for Dance Perf.Theory and Factice of Teaching

Folk DanceTheory and Vractice.of Teaching

DanceDance for Elem. ChildrenRhythmical Analysis of MovementAccomp. for DliaceUnderstanding the Arts: Dance

(History)ChoreographyNotationDance Comp.Dance Perf.Dance Prod.Dance DesignKinesiology for Dancers'Problems in DanceWorkshopIndependent Study

Graduate CoursesHistory.of Dance.: Pre-

, RenaissanceHistory Of Dance:

Renaissance to ModernChoreographic Studies in DanceDance for Handicapped-Adapted DanceWorkshop in Dance-Guest Ar istIndependent Research'Critical Analysis of

Frofessionaltit. .

Thesis (required of all M.A. (.

candidates)Dissertation.Pedagogy: Modern andJazzPedagogy: BalletSeminar in Dance and Related

ArtsSpecial Topics in DanceAdv. Ballet I, IIAdv. Modern I, IIAlso tech. glasses in forms of

as listed 'under Under

Coursesp

TEXAS -.UTAH

lea- UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

lea. Diama Building

1 Adstin, Texas 78712

1 Undergraduate Program

1 . Enrollment 37

1 B.F.A., B.A. Degrees

2 Dance MajorAreas of Specialization:

, Perf., ChoreographyPerforming Company

3Formal Concerts .2

3Informal Concerts 2-3

1 Personnel

1 Barbara Barker, M.F.A., Instr.Sharon Vasquez, M.F.A., Asst..

Prof.Igor Youskevitch, Assoc. Prof.Latham Sanford, B.F.A., Assoc.'

Prof.

2 Undergraduate Courses

2 Ballet?ModernJazz

1-3 26 Century, Concepts in

1-3 -Dance1-3 3')01story

ot'40'grapohy (4 semesters) 3

4.aI Problems (Research )- 3

Perf.,'-3 & 0 a.

Sltbomiaete infOrmation)

3-2.

.31

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2

2

2

3

3

33

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3

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411TAILI

BRIGHAM YOUNG 'UNIVERSITY.Pro4, Utah 84.602

Private ControlCoedEnrollment over 20;000DalIce Program in P.E.,Dept.

Undergraduate Program, Enrollment 150

Professional Dance Major,

Non-Certification',Dancee Sports Composite, Teaching

CertificationVance Specialty Teaching

CertificationPerforming CompanyFormal Concert 1

-94-

Informal Concerts 5Touring Concerts.10

Personnel*Dee Winterton, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof,Sara Lee Gibb, M.S.,'Asst. Prof.Abbie Fiat, M.A., Instr.Sandra Allen, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Claudia Hyatt, M.S., Asst. Prof.Mary-Bee Jensen, M.S., Asst. ProfrAlma Heaton, M.S., Assoc. Prof.Cathy Black, Instr.Christine 011erton, Special Instr.Susanne Davis, Instr.Don Allen, Instr.

Undergraduate Courses'Social DanceFolk DanceSpecialty Dance Theatre'Beg.'Balaet.Int. BallBeg. M ern Dance

odern DanceOrientation to Dance FOrms,Modern Dance Tech., Int.Modern Dance Tech., Adv.Prpciples_of P.E.gerigral Kinesiology

PracticumModern-Dance Prod.Modern Dance ChoreographyModern Dance Tech. Skills, Beg.Rhythm Analysis, for DanceModern Dance Tech. Skills,Teaching Methods'of ModernModern Dance ImprovisationAdap. and Correc.History and Philosophy of DanceAdv. Comp.Folk Dance Teaching Teoh.Ballroot Teaching Tech.Ballet Tech., Adv.Performing Tech. BalletChildren's Dance MethodsDance Accomp.Seminar in Dance

S.H.172-1/21/ 2

1/21/21/21/21/222

3

312

1

1

1

Int. 1

Dance 1

1

2

31

1

1

1

1

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UTAH

UNIVERSITY OF UTAHSalt Lake ?ity, Utah 84112

State CoptrolCoed ;Iv

Enrollment 23,000

*- 95

Dance Programs in Department ofBallet and Department ofModern Dance

Undergraduate ProgramB.F.A. Degree 'Ballet Major Perf. Emphasis

with some knowledge of(teaching principleas and

choreographyGraduate ProgramM.A., M.F.A. Degrees'Ballet Major4rsonnelBene Arnold, Asst. Prof.Rowland Butler, Adj..Asst. Prof:John Callander, Assoc. Instr.Willam Christensen, Prof. EmeritusMattlyn Gavers, Prof., ChairmanBarbara Hamblin, Adj. Asst, Prof.Turek Lazowski, Assoc. Prof.Gordon Paxman, Prof., Assoc. Dean

of the College of Fine Arts'Terri Port, Visiting Asst. Prof.Karen Shores, Adj. Assoc. Prof.


Ballet Basics 2,2,2

_Beg. Ballet Tech.' 2,2,2

Ballet Tech. Second Yearnon-Major 2,2,2

Ballet Tech., First YearCharacter Dance, First

Year 14,1Ballet Tech., Second

YearCharacte2c Dance, Second

YearJazz DanceIndependent StudyJazz Dance, Second YearMusical Theatre DanceBallet Tech; Third YearHistory of Ballet 1400 to

1900 3,3,3Musical Theatre Workshop 4" 5History of Ballet 1900. to

Present 3,3,3

3,3,3,

1,1,11,1,1arr .

1, 1, 1

2,2,2, 3,3,3-

Ballet Tech., Fourth YearPMT Company.Company BalletPartner AdagioVariation ClassChoreographyChoreography Projects ,arr.

Essentials of Ballet Teaching '4Repertory arr.

Graduate CoursesBailet Tech.: GraduateIndependent Study: Character

.0-Dance arr.

Independent Study air.

Independent Study: Prod. arr.

Independent Study:Choreography

Independent'Studyf- Perf.Independent Study: Teaching

,Graduate ProjectsGraduate'Retearch Projects

3

Thesis ResearchResearch ConsultationContinuing RegistrationBallet Seminar(certain undergraduate coursestaken for graduate credit)

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 100B.F.A. DegreeModern Dance Major: Combined Teaching,

Perf., and Choreographic EmphasisSec. School certification Emphasis

State Dance CertificationAuditions required

Summer Program, occasionallyAffiliation with Profesional Co.:

Ririe-Woodbury Dance Co.Performing Company,Formal Concerts..6-7

Personnel' *Jacqueline Clifford, P.E.D.Sally Fitt, Ph-D., Assoc. Prof.Elizabeth Hayes, Ed.D., Prof.

=a Loabelle MangelsOn, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof.

Anne Riordan, B.S., Asst. Prof.Shirley Ririe, Prof. (1 quarter)

/Joan Woodbury, M.S., Prof. (1 quarter)

Tandy Beal,(1 quarter)Jon Scoville, MusicianSix part-time faculty.

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UTAH

Undergraduate CoursesIntroduction to DanceElements of'MusicModern Dance Tech. and

Theory\IRhythmic AnalysisModern Dance Workshop IModern Dance Tech. and

Theory IIModern Dance Workshop-IIModern Dance Tech. and

Theory IIIDance Prod. Lab.Independent Study arr.

Dance Accomp.: Percussion 2

Resources in Dance Accomp: 2

Danbe Kinesiology 5Modern Dance Tech.

Theory IV+Ballet Tech.+Character Dance 1,1,1

+Jazz Dance 1,1,1

Tech. Leading to Repertory 2.

Adv. Dance Improvisation 2

Sound as a Basis forChoreography 2

Dramatic Forms andChoreography 2

Dance Lecture-Demonstration 2

Choreography for VisualMedia . 2

New Directions inChoreography 2

Independent Study in Comp.and Prod. arr.

Dance Prod. Costume) 1

Dance Prod. Lighting) 2

Senior Choreography andProd. 2

Dance History: Primitiveand Ancient 4

Dance History: Medievalthru 18th Century f 4'

Dance History: 19th and

20th Centuries 4Dance Philosophy 3Teaching Methods in Children's

Dance 2

Modern Dance TeachingMethods 3

Adv. Principles of Teaching 2

Q.H.

41

2,2,22

2,2,2

2,2,22,2,2-

3,3,31

and,

3,3,33,3,3

Dance Repertork. Dance SeminarGraduate Courses

noblems in Dance Ed.Adv. Problems 4in Dance

KinesiofogyModern Dance Tech. and' Theory,Graduate Dance WorkshopGraduate ChoreographyDance History: Primitive and

AncientDance History: Medieval thru

18th CenturyDance History: ModernIndependent Study in Historical

ResearchAdv. Dance Philosophy and

CriticismResearchvDesignIndependent StudyGraduate ProjectsThesisGraduate Dance Seminar

UTAH STATE UNIVERSITYLogan, Utah 84322Dance Program in P.E. Dep

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. Degree, TeachingDance Ed. Major,Dance Ed. knorInterdisciplinary Degree

. _State Dance CertificationSummer Program:

Dance WestPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 2Informal Concerts 2Touring Concerts

Personnel .

Maurine C. Taufer, BMaggi Moar, M.F.A.,Frankie Clark, M.Ed.

Under aduate CoursesSqu e DanceInt. International Folk DanceFundamentals of International

Folk DanceBallroom DanceLatin American Ballroom Dance

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5

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UTAH VERMONT

Fundamentals of Elem.Modern Dance 1

Fundamentals of Int.Modern Dance. . 1

Fundamentals of Adv.Modern Dance

Dance Comp. 2Comp. in Modern Dance 2

Dance Prod. 2

Dance History 3Methods of Teaching

Ballroom and Square Dance:2Methods of Teaching Modern

and Folk Dance 2

Int. Ballet 1

Mime and Movement (TheatreArts) 1

Dance for Theatre (TheatreArts) 1

VERMONT

CASTLETON STATE COLLEGECastleton, Vermont 05735

State ControlCoed

t. Enrollment 1,250Dance Program in Depts. of

Theatre Arts and P.E.Undergraduate ProgramB.S., B.A. DegreesDance Concentration

Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 2Touring Concerts

Personnel

.F.A., Instr.part-time, part-time

*Patricia Abraham, M.S., Assoc.Prof.

Angela Whitehill, A.I.S.T.D,Artist-in-Residence

Undergraduate Courses S.H.Ballet Tech. 2-6

Q. H. Modern Dance Tech% 2-61 Dance Ensemble 1-31 Repertory 1-3

Choreography Practicum 1-41 Dance Comp. 31 Dance for Children 31 Jazz-Tap ' 1-2

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10

EthnicFolkRelated Theatre Prod. CoursesRelated P.E. Courses

1

1

40+40+

UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT ***Burlington, Vermont 05401

State/ControlCoedEnrollment 7,200Dance Program in P.E.

Undergraduate ProgramB.A., B.S. DegreesConcentration or Minor available as

an independently designed programin the College of Ed., and theCollege of Arts and Sciences


*Maggi Hayes, M.S., Asst. Prof.Elizabeth Hanson, Part-time


Beg. Modern Dance Tech. I, II 1

Int. Modern Dance Tech. III, IV 1

Adv. Modern Dance Tech. V, VI 1

Ballet Tech. I, II,III, IV 1 /tea.

Pointe 1 ,

Modern Dance Comp. and Prod.Modern Dance. Workshop (Perf.

Group) 1


Social Dance 1/2

VIRGINIA

HAMPTON INSTITUTEHampton, Virginia 23668

Private ControlCoedEnrollment 2,867Dance Program in P.E. Dept.


Performing CompanyFormal Concerts 6Informal Concerts 10Touring Concert 1

PersonnelJean t. Braxton, M.A.

VERMONT VIRGINIA


Modern Dance I 1

Modern Dance II 1

Modern and Ballet 1

Basic Dance 1

Folk, Square, Social 1

Dave Comp. 1

Methods and Materials forTeaching Modern Dance 1

HOLLINS.COLLEGEHollins College, Virginia 24020

Private ControlWomenEnrollment under 1,030-Dance Program in Dept. of Theatre

ArtsUndergraduate Program,Enrollment &B.A. DegreePerf. Arts Dance MajorInterdisciplinary DegreeAreas of Specialization:

Perf., ChoreographyAuditions required

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts 2Touring Concerts 5

Personnel*Paula Levine, M.A., Assoc. Prof.

-98-

Haruki Fujimoto, Assoc.Undergraduate Courses

Prof.S.H.

Fundamentals of Movement 2,2

Elem. Ballet Tech. ; 2,2

Folk Dance 2

Dance Comp. 4Tech. of Modern Jazz Dance 2,2

Int. Ballet Tech. 2,2

Elem. Dance Tech. 2,2

Oriental Dance Tech. 2,2

Dance History 4

Contemporary Dance 4

MInt. Dance Tech. 2,2

v. Dance Tech. 2,2

Dance Workshop 2,2

Short-term Independent Study(All students required tocomplete 4 4-week terms inorder to fulfill the:requirements for graduation.)

If

JAMESAMADISON UNIVERSITYHail.isonburg, Virginia 22801

State ControlCoedEnrollment 8,000Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. and

Health Ed.Undergraduate ProgramEnrollthent 10

B.S. DegreeDance Major;Dance Minor/Interdisciplinary.pecreeAreas of SpecializaN:on:

Modern and Folk Dance Perl'.and Teaching

Graduate ProgramEnrollment 10M.S. DegreeDance MajorAreas of Specialization:

Perf., Choreography, Teaching,Research, Co. Management

Auditions requiredPersonnel*EarlynnJ. Miller, Ed.D., Prof.Ellen Feldman, M.A., Instr.Edwin Howard, B.A., Graduate

Teaching AssistantLinda. James, M.A., Instr.Hayes Kruger, M.P.E., Asst. Prof.


Modern Dance, Elem.-Adv.Ballet, Clem., Int.Square, Round, and Contra

Dance, Elem., Int.Folk and Social Dance, Elem.,

Int.Survey of Modern FormsSurvey of Folk FormsRecreational Dance LeadershipRepertory (Perf.)Repertory (Choreography)Repertory (Technical Dance

Theatre)Repertory (Reconstruction)Repertory (Direction)Dance Prod.Dance in the Elem. SchoolDance Comp.

2ea.

2ea.

2ea.

2ea.

2

2

2

2

2.

2

2

2

32

3

( VIRGINIA

History of DanceSpecial Studiesrmprovisation

Graduate CoursesWorkshop in DanceDirection and Perf. of

Dance RepertoryPracticum in ChoreographyContemporary Trends and

Theories in DanceReadings and Research in

DanceResearch Tech.ThesisMotor LearningCo. Management and Concert

Prod.

31-32

1-3ea.

4

MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGEFredericksburg, Virginia 22401

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 2,160Dance Program in Dept. of

Dramatic Arts and DanceUndergrOuate Program

Enrollment 30B.A. DegreeDance MajorI terdisciplinary Degree

S er ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts 7-8

N PersonnelRoger Kenvin, D.F.A., Prof.Sonja Dragomanovic, Certif.,

Asst. Prof.-Kathleen Harty, B.S., Asst. Prof.Jean C. Graham, M.A., Ins

Under aduate Courses S.H.

BalletModern 8 semesterlallet 8 semester

Theories of MovementAmerican Dance HeritageHistory of BalletDance History SurveyCompositional Form '

Dance StylesChoreography

-99-

3ea.

3

3ea.

36

3

3

3'

3

3

3

3

36

ti

Classical Ballet Variations..Movement for'theTheatreEthnic Danee.ofiestern cultures

a'Seminar. in,

,cp,Compan(8. sem9sters).n epend'ant)Ptudy

6-

Internships,

o.

RADFdiD. OOLLEGE/

.:110%1Ord, Virginia 24142 v.

..'S'tate Control

r.Coed

Enrollthent over 5,000yDance Program in Dent. of

Ufidergraduate ProgramEnrollmeh-t 45B.A., B.S. DegreesDance MajorDance Minor

Slimmer ProgramPerforming Company

Forma). Concerts 2Informal."Concerts 2Touring dbncerts

Personnel*Mary Pat Balkus, Ph.D., Prof.Pegeen Albig, M.M., Instr.

Undergraduate CoursesBeg.-Adv. Ballet.Social DanceBeg., Int. Tap DanceBeg. Modern DanceIntroduction to Dance Therapy

Jazz DanceChoreographic StudiesFolk and Square DanceDance Prod.Pointe Tech.Int. Modern DanceAdv. Folk and Square DanceDance for ChildrenProblems in BalletMethods of Teaching DanceSymposium in DanceHistory.and Philosophy of the

DanceAccomp. for MovementRehearsal and Perf.Dance Appreciation

Dance

3

3

3

1

33-12

Q.H.2-182

2ea.2-6

32

2-42-

2 -8

2-62

32

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2-18

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2

9

3

VIRGINIA

RANDOLPH-MACON J400-ts COLLEGELynchburg, Virginia 24504

Private.ControlWomenEnrollment 800Dance Program in Dance Dept.


....B.A. Degree

Dance MajorAreas of Specialization:

Choredgraphy,Tech. Perf.

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts 2Touring Concerts

- Personnel*Betty Sue Moehlenkamp, M.A., Asst.

'Prof.

Helen McGehee, B.A., Assoc. Prof.,Guest teacher and Dir. ofVisiting Artist Program

Georgette Weisz Amowitz,. B.A.,Instr.

Lisa Popolo, B.A., Accomp.Miriam Taylor, B.S., Accomp.

Undergraduate CoursesElem. Comp.Int. Comp.Adv. Comp.History of DanceSenior SeminarElem. LabanotationInt. LabanotationElem. BalletInt. Ballet (8 max.)Elem. Modern Tech.Int. ModernAdv. Modern IAdv. Modern IIRepertory (8 max.)Independent StudySpecial Topics

- 100-

S.H.

666

6

432-

2/yr.

55

5/Yr.2/yr.

VIRGINIA,INTERMONT-COLLEGEBristol, Virginia 24201

Private ControlCoedEnrollment 600Dance Program in Dept. of Dance

Undergraduate ProgramEhrollmbnt 65B.A. DegreeTeaching Ma-jarPerf. MajorState Dance CertiticationAreas of Specialization:

Ballet-Teaching'And ProfessionalAuditions required.

Performing. CompanyFormal Concerts 16Informal Concerts 4

Persorinel

*Constance' HardingeDebra Weston,-B.A.Deanne ColeBrenda Steady, B.A.

Undergraduate CoursesKileofologyBalletJazzBallet TerminologyDance Hitory I, IIModern Dance I, IICharacterChoreography I, IIVariations and AdagioPerforming Co.Teaching ObservationTeaching DemonstrationStudent TeachingTeaching of Ballet

WASHINGTON

CENTI$0,L WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY'Ellensburg, Washington 98926


Undergraduate ProgramB.A. DegreeDance Minor

S.H.

3242

2

421

41

242

46

3

VIRGINIA - WASHINGTON

Personnel .

*Lana Jo Sharpe, M.A.,1Instr.Undergraduate Courses Q.H.

Folk DanceBallroom Dance)Tap DanceBeg. BalletJazz DanceRhythmic AnalysisCultural History of DanceModern Dance., I, II, IIIChoreography & Dance Prod.Teaching Folk & Square Dance- 2Teaching Ballroom &,Round

Dance

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Teaching Creative Dance - 2

Rhythmic Activities forElem. Schools

Dance in Ed. 4Dance Admin., Curriculum,

and Evaluation.

CORNISH INSTITUTE OF ALLIED ARTS710 East RoySeattle, Washington 98102Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 35B.F.A. in Ballet or ModernArea's of Specialization:

Perf.Performing Company

Formal Concerts 6Informal ConcertgTouring Concerts

Personnel*Karen IrvinVictoria Bestock, M.A.Robert Davidson, B.A.JoellenStephen A. Heck, M.A.Marilyn Johnston, B.A.Noel MasonBeverly Moore, B.A., B.M.Lois Rathvon, B.F.A.

Undergraduate CoursesBallet Tech. for Majors

S.H.

5,5Ballet Tech. for Non-Majors 2,2

Pirouette/Batterie, 1,1

Modern Dance Tech. forMajors 5,5 a

Modern Dance Tech: for Non-

- MajorsMale Ballet Tech.History of DanceMusic for DancePerf.Anatomy for DanceSpecial ProjectBallet Tech. for Majors, IntBallet Tech. for Non-Majors,

Int.

Pas de DeuxPointe.Pirouette/Btterie, Adv%?,-Modern Dance Tech: for Ma

Int.Modern Dance Tech. for

Majors, Int.Character/Ethnic DanceMimeJazz DanceMale Ballet Tech., Int.Rhythmic AnalysisDance NotationComp. Yorkshop.Perf., Int.Make-upSpecial ProjectBallet Tech. for Majors, Adv.Pas de Deux, Adv.Pointe, Adv:Modern Dance Tech. for Majors,

Adv.Character Dance Stylized for

BalletMime, Adv.Jazz Dance, Int.History of CostumingConstruction of CostumesDance NotationComp. Workshop, Adv.ChoreographyTheatre Prod./Stage ManagementPerf., Adv.Terminology and Teaching

MethodsDance for Children/Practice

TeachingLecture DemonstrationSpecial ProjectAdagio for Modern DanceAdv. Character Dance

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Adv. Choreography 3,3

Dance Prod. 3-5,3-5Repertoire 2,2

Special Project 3-5,3-5,

EASTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY4 Cheney, Wash]. gton 9900

State goCoed

2,2 Enrollment 7,000 /

2,2 _Dance Program'in Dept. of H.P.E.R

2 -,2 and Athletics, and Dept. of

1,1 Theatre Arts-Undergraduate Program

5,5 B.A. Degree in Ed.Dance Minor

2,2 Dance, Gymnastics Concentration-

2,2 Interdisciplinpry Degree

2,2 State Dance Certification

2,2 Areas of Concentration:

1,1 . Teacher Ed, .

2,2 Summer Program

3,3 Performing Company

3,3 Formal Concerts 12Informal Concerts 3

3 Personnel1,1

2,2

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*Edith P. Bucklin, M.S., Asst: Prof.

maxine M. Davis, M.S., Asst. Prof

Leonard K. Foker, Artist-in-

2,2 ;ResidenceUndergraduate Courses Q.H.

5,5 Ballet I-VI lea.

Beg. Modern 1

2,2 Int. Modern 1

2,2 Adv. Modern 1

2,2 Beg. Jazz Dance I

3 Int. Jazz Dance 1

3 Adv. Jazz Dance 1

3,3 Folk, Square, and Social

3,3 Dance 2

3,3 Modern Rhythmic Gymnastics

4,4 and Jazz Dance 2

1,1 Fundamentals of Movement in

Dance and Gymnastics 2

3,3 Movement Tech. \in Dance and

Gymnastics 2

3,3 Dance for Theatre 3

3 Dance Tech. & Terminology

3,3 I-VI Sea.

2,2 Choreography for Theatre 3

2,2 Adv. Tech. in Modern Dance 2

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Adv. TeCh. in GymnasticsFundamentals of Rhythm in

Music and MovementTeaching Procedures in Folk,

Square, and Social DanceTeaching Procedures in Modern

Dance.

2

2

2

Rhythms for the Elem. Child 3Teaching Procedures in Gymnastics 2Dance Rehearsal and Perf. 1,5

PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITYTacoma, Washington 98447

Dance Program in School of P.E.,in ,cooperation with Dept. of

CoMmunicative ArtsUndergraduate ProgramDance Minor

Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concerts

PersonnelKaiyherine Beckman, Asst. Prof.

Undergraduate CoursesRhythms and DanceChoreography and Dance Prod.

orIndependent Study in

ChoreographyBeg] Modern DanceIn . Modern DanceAdv. Modern Dance

(may be repeated)Folk and Social DanceProfessional Activity: Dance

WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITYPullman, Washington 99163



Summer Program, occasionallyPerforming .CompanyFormal Concerts 15-20Informal Concerts 5

S.. H.5

WASHINGTON

Personnel*Wilhelmina Weaver, Ph.D., Assoc.

Prof. -Diane Albright, M.A.,,Asst. Prof.Wilma Harrington, Ph.D., Asst.

Prof.Georgia Hulac, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof.Deborah Dunn, M.A., Asst. Prof.Andrea Brown, B.S., Instr.Patricia Littlewood, B.S., B.A.,

Lect.Undergraduate Courses

Modern.Dance Tech.:Beg., Int., Adv.

Jazz Tech.OrchesisBeg. BalletComp. and Choreography.Modern Dance for the TeacherHistory and Theory of DanceCreative Rhythms for ChildrenFundamentals of Folk, Square,

Social DanceMethods of Teaching

Recreational DanceBeg. Folk, SqTare, Social

DanceAdv. Social DanceAdv. Folk' Dance

S.H..

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2

2

2

2

2

1 WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY1 Bellingham, Washington 98225

State Control

1 Coed1 1 Enrollment. 8,000

Dance Program in Theatre/Dance- Dept.

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 20A. Degreeante Major

lance MinorInterdisciplinary Degree

Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concert 1Informal Concert 1

Personnel*Monica Gutchow, M.F.A., Asst. ProfJanet Hardy, M.A., Lect.p;.t Powell, Part-timeBarbara Arms, Part-time Lect.

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Beg. Tech. Courses, Modern,Dance, Ballet, Jazz Dance, 2ea.

Int. Tech. Courses, ModernDance, Ballet, Jazz Dance

Adv. Tech. Courses, Modern'''.Dance, Jazz Dance 3,2

ea.

Introduction to Dance 3Rhythmic Aralysis and Accomp. 3Dance Comp. I, II 3,3Labanotation (grad. credit) 2 -Po

History and Philosophy,o. Dance L 3Dance Prod. (grad. credit) 3Dance Arts in Ed. 3Dance Theory and.Prod.

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Dance Improvthation 2

WISCONSIN

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISONMadison, Wisconsin 53706

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 34,000Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. and Dance

Undeigraduate ProgramEnrollment 10QB.S DegreeDance MajorDance Minor'bance ConcentrationState Dance CertificationAreas of Specialization:

Dance Ed. (certificate)Perf./ChoreographyTherapy

Graduate ProgramEnralment°17 Masters, 2 M.F.A

,7 DoctoralM.A., M.S., M.F.A., Ph.D. DegreesDance MajorDance Minor

Siimmer ProgramPerforming Company

Formal Concerts 6Informal Concerts 4 or moreTouring Concerts

Personnel*Mary Alice Brennan, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Anna Nassif, M.F.A., Prof.Tibor Zana, M.F.A., Prof.

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Lonny Gordon, M.F.A., Asst:\Prof,

r Xenia Chlistowa, Lect. \Ivy Lee Cole, M.S., Lect.Santhia Ensign, Ph.D., Lect.\.Robin Gregory, Ph.D., Lect.Charles Seltzer, M.A., Lect.Susari Whipp, M.S., Lect.

Barbara Bruce, T.A.Minna Davidson, T.A.J. Alexa Moore,'T.A.Marianne Shea, T.A.Deborah Thomas, T.A.Karla Zhe, T.A.Jeanne Schultz, P.A.'Christine Scotillo, .A.


Tech.: Moder7176;em.) 15-20

Ballet (4 sem.) 6-8

Theory, FundaMentals ofDance (2 sem.) 2

Rhythm Lab. I, II (2 sem.) 2

Music & Dance,Relationship(2,sem.)., 2

Folk and fitquare Dante '1-2

Independent Projects 2-6

Perf.-RequiredTheatre Prod.-RequiredSenior'Concert-RequiredDance Therapy: four-year

'emphasis with a two-year practicum

Introduction to Dance Therapy

(2 sem.)Introduction to Dynamics of

Dance TherapyUndergraduate and Graduate

2

1

2-3Courses

Creative Dance for ChildrenRhythmic Labs III, IV

(2 sem.) 2

Dance Accomp.-Music 2

Dynamics of Dance Therapy(2 sem.) 4

Therapy Practicum 2

Improvisation 2

Dance Comp. 6-8

Dance Repertory 8-12

Student Perf. 2-3

Movement-Communication-Meaning 3

Survey of Dance History 3

Theory and Philosophy'of DanceTeaching,of-DAnce

Graduate CoursesPlacement Examinations

Grad. Comp.-RequiredDance RepertoryLecture DemonstrationDance Curriculum PracticeRhythmic Structures of MovementMovement-Communication-MeaningSeminar in Dance Comp.Seminar in Dance Prod.-Criticism 2

M.F.A. Concerts or Equivalentfor M.F.A. Degree

Ph.D. SeminarThesip or ResearchResead'ch ProceduresIndependent Study in Selected

Dance Areas

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3

3-622

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UNIVERSITY" OF WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEEMilwaukee, Wisconsin 53201

State ControlCoedEnrollment 22,000 .

Dance Program in Dance Dept., Schoolof Fine Arts

Undergraduate ProgramEnrollment 90B.A. DegreePerf. Arts Dance MajorDance Notation MajorState Dance Certification

Summer ProgramPerforming CompanyFormal Concerts 3Informal Concerts 2

PersonnelGloria Gustafson, B.A., Assoc. Prof.Carla Graham-White, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.Myron Howard Nadel, M.A., Assoc. Prof.Martha Coleman Myers, Ph.D., Prof.


Introduction to the Arts ofDance I, II, III, IV, V

Theory & Tech. of Ballet(8 sem.)

Theory & Tecillq-of ContemporaryConcert Dance (8 sem.)

EurhythmicsCreative Movement

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3

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3

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2-4

3

3

WISCONSIN'

Field Work in Dane 2

Materials of Comp.CostUme Construction 3-6

Theatre Dance Form & yle

-I, II,,III, IV 1

Music for Dancers I, II,III,,IV 2

Comp. in Form 2

Comp.. in Stylec-, 2

Beg. Pointe Tech. L, II 1


Int. Labaaofation ' 3Labanotation for the Dance

TeacherDance in Elem. Ed.Dance in Sec.. Ed.Applied Anatomy

',Senior SeminarGroup; Compr. and FormInt./Adv.' Pointe I, II

Adv. LabanotationProjects in LabanotationStudent Teaching in Dance

in Elem./Sec. Ed. 3-5Workshop in Dance 1-4

Repertoire & Ensemble 1-4

Problems of Partnering I, II 1

Effort-Shape Tech. &Notatio; 4

History of Dance I, II 3

Project in Choreography 2-4

Ryconstruction Workshop 2

Independent Study in Dance 3

3

3

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2

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UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-OSHKOSHOshkosh, Wisconsin 54901


Undergraduate ProgramB.S. Degree in Ed.,Dance.Concentration

Performing CompanyFormal Concert !Touring Concerts 4

'PersonnelCecelia R. Brown, M.S., Instr.Shirley White, M.A., Asst. Prof.Nellie Sparks, M.A., Asst. Prof.

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Undergraduate CoursesModern Dance IIht. Modern DanceDanceDance IIModern Dance Forme.Dance: Its Relation to Other

Contemporary ArtsDance for ChildrenDance Prod.Ballet I

UNIVERSITY OF;, WISCONSIN -RIVER FALLS

River Falls; Wisconsin 54022

,State ControlCoedEnrollment 5,000

Undergraduq4ziProgramB.S./Degree in P.E.fiance EmphasisInterdisciplinary Degree

Periorming Company'FormallConcert 1Informal Concerts 2-3

Personnel .

JoAnn Barnes, B.A., Instr.O.B'. "Ben" Bergs d, Ph.D.,

Carol LeBreck, M#., Instr.`Undergraduate Courses

Modern Dance IModern Dance IIModern Dance IIIRhythmsSocial Dance ISocial Dance IIDance for Elem. SchoolDance MethodsDance Prod.

z

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UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-WHITEWAW.800 W., Main StreetWhitewater, Wisconsin 53190

Dance Program in Theatre/Dance Dept.Underaduate Program

D:tnce MinorState Dance Certification

Performing CompanyFormal Concert 1Touring Concerts,

WISCONSIN - WYOMING

1'

Personnel*Mercedes, C. Fernandez, Assoc.

Prof.Undergraduate Courses

22 credit hours arenecessary.

WYOMING

CAPER COLLEGE.Casper, Wyoming 82601,

State ControlCoedEnrollment over 4,00QDance,Program in P.Er. Dept.

Undergraduate PrograftDegrees

Dance ConpentrationPersonnelJan Dodson, LS:-

Undergraduate CoursesBeg. Modern Dance.Int. Modern DanceFolk Dance/SquareSocial DanceBasic RhythmsTheory/Practice of DanceHistory/Philosophy offDance

UNIVERSITY OF WYOMINGLaramie, Wyoming 82071

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Enr011ment 8,000Dance Program in Dept. of Theatre

and DanCeUndergraduate PrOgra:mEnrollment 2B.A., B.S.Theatre and Dance MajorDance EmphasisInterdisciplinary Degree

Performing CompanYFormal Concert 1n"I rmal Concer 2

To ing ConcertsPersonnel

Margaret S. Mains, M.S., Assoc.Prof.

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Wiria E. Loewe, M.A., Asst.,Prof.Susan Chang, Instr., part-time


Beg. Modern Dance 17FInt. Modern Dance .2

Adv. Modern Dance 2

Beg. ClassicalBallet 1/2

Int. Ballet 2

Adv. Ballet .2,

Beg. Jazz ,1/2

Social and Folk Dance 1/2

Square and Round Dance 1/2.Introduction' to Dance- 3

History of the Dance 2

)3eg.rDance, Comp.l 2

- Int. Dance ;Comp. 2-3i

-Adv.'Theatre'Practic:* .2-4

Methdds and Materials ofTeaching Modern-Dance 2

LightingDesign ,

3

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Stagecraft 3+Babic Movement 1/2

+Darice Fundamentals 1/2+Teaching Social0Dance Forms

+courses'in D.E. for P.E. Majors

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WYOMING"

IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITYPocatello, Idaho, 83209

State ControlCdeducationalEnrollment,4,000

Undergraduate ProgramB.S. or B.A. in Physical EducationwitCEmphasis in Dance

PersonnelDonna Hoggc Assoc. Prof.

Marcia Lloyd, InstructorElleiL.Margolis, Instructor

Undergraduate Courses Sem. Hr.

Beginning Modern Dance 1

Intermediate Modern Dance '1'

Beginning Ballet , / 1'

Beginning Jazz . 1

Folk and Square 1,

Social 1L-.

Survey ót Dance 2

Techniques of Dance 2

Methods of Teaching ModernDance i 2

No Summer Program(Summer workshops maybe offered,. write for information to PhysicalEducation, =Box 8105)

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