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Accounting, ACC*
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Anthropology, ANT*
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Art, ART*
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Art-Graphic Design, GRA*
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Assessment for Prior Learning, ST
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Biology, BIO*
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Broadcast-Cinema
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Business Administration/Marketing, BBG*, BES*, BFN*, BMG*, BMK*
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Chemistry, CHE*
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Communications, COM*
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Computers-Applications, CSA*
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Computers-Computer Science, CSC*
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Computers-Technology, CST*
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Criminal Justice, CJS*
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Digital Arts (Multimedia), DGA*
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Drug & Alcohol Rehab., DAR*
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Early Childhood Education, ECE*
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Earth Science, EAS*
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Economics, ECN*
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Engineering Science, Tech Studies, Manufacturing, EGR*, CAD*, MFG*
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English Literature Courses, ENG*
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English Reading Courses, ENG*
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English Writing Courses, ENG*
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English As A Second Language, ESL*
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Environmental Engineering Tech, ENV*
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Environmental Science, EVS*
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Freshman Seminar, FS
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Geography, GEO*
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Geology, GLG*
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Health, HLT*
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History, HIS*
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Human Services, DAR*, DFS*, HSE*, RLS*
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Languages: French, FRE* Italian, ITA* Sign, SGN* Spanish, SPA*
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Mathematics, MAT*
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Multimedia
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Music, MUS*
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Ophthalmic Design & Dispensing, ODD*
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Philosophy, PHL*
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Physical Science, AST*, EAS*, GLG*, OCE*, PSC*
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Physics, PHY*
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Political Science, POL*
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Psychology, PSY*
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Radiologic Technology, RAD*
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Reading (See English)
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Recreation, RLS*
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Sociology, SOC*
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Special Topics, FS, HON, ST
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Theatre, THR*
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The following information is directly from the 2011-2012 College Catalog, pg. 125. To download a full pdf version of the catalog, click here.
THR*101, 3 credits, Introduction to Theatre
This course is designed to introduce students to the world of theater as an expressive and collaborative art form. Students will have the opportunity to develop an appreciation and understanding of theater from its origin to the present day. Areas of study will include: theater history, genres and styles, the study of plays, stage terminology, acting, theater production, and theater as a profession. While not designed as an "acting" course, some inclass performance work may be included. Students will view recorded versions of plays during class. Attending at least one live theater performance will be required. Prerequisite: Eligible for ENG*101.
THR*110, 3 Credits, Acting I
An introduction to the art of acting. This experiential course emphasizes the fundamental tools of the actor including use of voice and body, development of the imagination, creative interpretation, characterization, improvisation, and script analysis. Through both individual and group exercises, students will gain knowledge of different acting styles as well as study and perform scripts. Prerequisite: ENG *003, or ENG*073, or ESL *173 with a grade of "C" or better, or placement.
THR*113/COM*179, 3 Credits Performance for Film and Television
This course will develop performance and acting skills used in radio, television, and film including voice-over techniques, television news reporting and anchoring, dramatic acting, and comedic performance. Skills include voice articulation, projection and inflection, script analysis and interpretation. Students will analyze scripts and develop characters to improve acting and directing techniques and understand the importance of subtext to scenes. Students perform using microphones, teleprompters, lighting, and cameras. This course is designed for students interested in on-screen performance across a range of media as well as those interested in film and television directing and production. Prerequisite: Reading exempt.
THR*121, 3 Credits, Plays in Production I
Practicum emphasizing acting techniques and theatre production. This course prepares students for acting in more developed roles and incorporates practical aspects of theatre production concluding with the performance of a play in front of an audience. Acting roles are determined by audition. Prerequisite: THR*110 or previous acting experience with permission of instructor.
From College Catalog 2011-2012, p. 125
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