Dance Dance Brigham Young University-Idaho 2007-2008 Brigham Young University-Idaho 2007-2008 Department of Department of Dance Dance

Home , Jazz dance, Social dance

Jennifer O’ Farrell, Department Chair Jennifer O’ Farrell, Department Chair Wendy Bone, Shawn Fisher, Jennifer O’Farrell, Charles West Wendy Bone, Shawn Fisher, Jennifer O’Farrell, Charles West Donna Checketts, Secretary (208) 496-2073 Donna Checketts, Secretary (208) 496-2073 http://www.byui.edu/Dance/ http://www.byui.edu/Dance/ The Department of Dance offers a minor in Dance. This The Department of Dance offers a minor in Dance. This degree is designed to allow a student to transfer to a four degree is designed to allow a student to transfer to a four year program, operate a dance studio, as well as prepare to year program, operate a dance studio, as well as prepare to be a dance specialist in a professional, community, and be a dance specialist in a professional, community, and church setting. church setting.

The Mission of the Department of Dance is: The Mission of the Department of Dance is:

1. Provide opportunities for the student to develop spiritually, artisti- 1. Provide opportunities for the student to develop spiritually, artisti- cally, intellectually and physically. This is accomplished through dis- cally, intellectually and physically. This is accomplished through dis- cipline, the art of dance, and our desire to emphasize gospel princi- cipline, the art of dance, and our desire to emphasize gospel principles, personal integrity, individual enrichment and sensitivity to mul- ples, personal integrity, individual enrichment and sensitivity to mul- tiple perspectives. tiple perspectives.

2. Graduates in dance will have a solid foundation preparing them to 2. Graduates in dance will have a solid foundation preparing them to transfer to a four-year program, as well as for careers in performance, transfer to a four-year program, as well as for careers in performance, choreography, teaching and service. choreography, teaching and service.

3. Students will learn through dance that they can become better 3. Students will learn through dance that they can become better individuals by living the restored gospel of Jesus Christ, enhancing individuals by living the restored gospel of Jesus Christ, enhancing their roles as creative and artistic individuals, church members, citi- their roles as creative and artistic individuals, church members, citi- zens and parents. zens and parents.

4. Our goal is to challenge students to be individual thinkers, serve 4. Our goal is to challenge students to be individual thinkers, serve the community and make artistic efforts that reflect a richly complex the community and make artistic efforts that reflect a richly complex and diverse global perspective. and diverse global perspective.

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183 183 Minor in Dance Minor in Dance

Minor Requirements Minor Requirements No Double Counting of Minor Courses No Double Counting of Minor Courses Take these courses: Take 4 credits: Take 5 credits: (Cont. from previous column) Program Notes: Take these courses: Take 4 credits: Take 5 credits: (Cont. from previous column) Program Notes: DANCE 240A 2 (Choose 4 Credits from either DANCE 131 1 DANCE 190 1 DANCE 240A 2 (Choose 4 Credits from either DANCE 131 1 DANCE 190 1 DANCE 240B 2 Performance and/or Teaching) DANCE 1401DANCE 231 2 DANCE 240B 2 Performance and/or Teaching) DANCE 1401DANCE 231 2 DANCE 242 2 Performance Group: DANCE 170 1 DANCE 241A 2 DANCE 242 2 Performance Group: DANCE 170 1 DANCE 241A 2 DANCE 402 3 DANCE 478R 1-3 DANCE 171 1 DANCE 284R2 DANCE 402 3 DANCE 478R 1-3 DANCE 171 1 DANCE 284R2 9DANCE 488R 1-3 DANCE 172 1 DANCE 285R2 9DANCE 488R 1-3 DANCE 172 1 DANCE 285R2 DANCE 180M 1 DANCE 331 2 DANCE 180M 1 DANCE 331 2 Take 2 credits: Teaching Techniques: DANCE 180W 1 DANCE 390R 2 Take 2 credits: Teaching Techniques: DANCE 180W 1 DANCE 390R 2 DANCE 135 1DANCE 299R 1-3 DANCE 181M 1 DANCE 458R 2 DANCE 135 1DANCE 299R 1-3 DANCE 181M 1 DANCE 458R 2 DANCE 280M 1 DANCE 356 3 DANCE 181W 1 DANCE 498R 1-3 DANCE 280M 1 DANCE 356 3 DANCE 181W 1 DANCE 498R 1-3 DANCE 280W 1 DANCE 358 3 DANCE 184M1 5 DANCE 280W 1 DANCE 358 3 DANCE 184M1 5 DANCE 281M 1 4 DANCE 184W1 DANCE 281M 1 4 DANCE 184W1 DANCE 281W 1 DANCE 185M1 DANCE 281W 1 DANCE 185M1 DANCE 290R 2 DANCE 185W1 DANCE 290R 2 DANCE 185W1 DANCE 371 1 (Cont. next column) DANCE 371 1 (Cont. next column) 2 2

TotalMinor Credits=20 TotalMinor Credits=20 This minor is availableonthefollowing tracks: This minor is availableonthefollowing tracks: Fall-Winter---- YES Winter-Summer---- YES Summer-Fall---- NO Fall-Winter---- YES Winter-Summer---- YES Summer-Fall---- NO Course Descriptions Credits* DANCE 172 Country Western and Square Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) Course Descriptions Credits* DANCE 172 Country Western and Square Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) This course is designed to teach country western line dance and This course is designed to teach country western line dance and DANCE 101 Introduction to Dance (3:2:2) the twenty-five basics of square dance. DANCE 101 Introduction to Dance (3:2:2) the twenty-five basics of square dance. Fulfills GE Arts requirement. (Fall) Fulfills GE Arts requirement. (Fall) This course is designed to acquaint students with the numerous This course is designed to acquaint students with the numerous genres of dance encompassing technique and style. It is also DANCE 180M Social Dance, Beginning (1:0:0) genres of dance encompassing technique and style. It is also DANCE 180M Social Dance, Beginning (1:0:0) intended to develop an appreciation for dance as an art form For beginners with an emphasis on partner dances in a social set- intended to develop an appreciation for dance as an art form For beginners with an emphasis on partner dances in a social set- which includes knowledge of the cultural, social, historical, kines- ting. The following five dances will be taught: waltz, foxtrot, cha which includes knowledge of the cultural, social, historical, kines- ting. The following five dances will be taught: waltz, foxtrot, cha thetic and aesthetic aspects of dance. cha, swing (various styles) and polka. thetic and aesthetic aspects of dance. cha, swing (various styles) and polka. (Fall, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) DANCE 131 Jazz Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) DANCE 180W Social Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) DANCE 131 Jazz Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) DANCE 180W Social Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) A movement class where rhythms, style, and technique of jazz For beginners with an emphasis on partner dances in a social set- A movement class where rhythms, style, and technique of jazz For beginners with an emphasis on partner dances in a social set- dancing are introduced to the student, including basic jazz termi- ting. The following five dances will be taught: waltz, foxtrot, cha dancing are introduced to the student, including basic jazz termi- ting. The following five dances will be taught: waltz, foxtrot, cha nology. cha, swing (various styles) and polka. nology. cha, swing (various styles) and polka. (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) DANCE 135 Tap Dance (1:0:2) DANCE 181M Country Western Social Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) DANCE 135 Tap Dance (1:0:2) DANCE 181M Country Western Social Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) A movement class where the rhythms, styles, and techniques of A course designed to develop skills of counry western social dancing. A movement class where the rhythms, styles, and techniques of A course designed to develop skills of counry western social dancing. beginning tap dancing are introduced to the student, including (Fall, Winter) beginning tap dancing are introduced to the student, including (Fall, Winter) basic tap terminology. DANCE 181W Country Western Social Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) basic tap terminology. DANCE 181W Country Western Social Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) (Fall, Winter) A course designed to develop skills of country western social (Fall, Winter) A course designed to develop skills of country western social DANCE 140 Modern Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) dancing. DANCE 140 Modern Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) dancing. The course is designed to give the student experience in move- (Fall, Winter) The course is designed to give the student experience in move- (Fall, Winter) ment emphasizing locomotor skills, movement progressions, and DANCE 184M International Standard Beginning (1:0:0) ment emphasizing locomotor skills, movement progressions, and DANCE 184M International Standard Beginning (1:0:0) creativity through modern basic dance techniques. Fee: $15.00 creativity through modern basic dance techniques. Fee: $15.00 (Fall, Winter, Summer) Prerequisite: Social Dance 180, or consent of Instructor (Fall, Winter, Summer) Prerequisite: Social Dance 180, or consent of Instructor DANCE 170 World Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Two of the DANCE 170 World Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Two of the Various dances from around the world. This is a movement class following dances will be taught each semester: waltz, foxtrot, Various dances from around the world. This is a movement class following dances will be taught each semester: waltz, foxtrot, where basic rhythms, styles, and techniques are introduced. tango, quickstep. where basic rhythms, styles, and techniques are introduced. tango, quickstep. (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) DANCE 171 Clog Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) DANCE 184W International Standard Beginning (1:0:0) DANCE 171 Clog Dance, Beginning (1:0:2) DANCE 184W International Standard Beginning (1:0:0) This is a movement class where basic rhythms, styles, and tech- Fee: $15.00 This is a movement class where basic rhythms, styles, and tech- Fee: $15.00 niques of clog dance are introduced to the student; including Prerequisite: Social Dance 180, or consent of Instructor. niques of clog dance are introduced to the student; including Prerequisite: Social Dance 180, or consent of Instructor. basic clog and buck terminology, style and steps. Set routines are A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Two of the basic clog and buck terminology, style and steps. Set routines are A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Two of the taught as well as basic skills. following dances will be taught each semester: waltz, foxtrot, taught as well as basic skills. following dances will be taught each semester: waltz, foxtrot, (Fall, Winter, Summer) tango, quickstep. (Fall, Winter, Summer) tango, quickstep. (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer)

1742 1742 Dance Dance Brigham Young University-Idaho 2007-2008 Brigham Young University-Idaho 2007-2008 DANCE 185M International Latin Beginning (1:0:0) DANCE 268R Contemporary Dance Team (1-2:0:4) DANCE 185M International Latin Beginning (1:0:0) DANCE 268R Contemporary Dance Team (1-2:0:4) Fee: $15.00 Fee: $25.00 Fee: $15.00 Fee: $25.00 Prerequisite: Social Dance 180, or consent of Instructor. Prerequisite: Audition Prerequisite: Social Dance 180, or consent of Instructor. Prerequisite: Audition A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Two of the Dance company experiences in modern dance choreography and A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Two of the Dance company experiences in modern dance choreography and following dances will be taught each semester: cha cha, rumba, performance for concert and outreach settings. following dances will be taught each semester: cha cha, rumba, performance for concert and outreach settings. paso doble, samba. (Winter, Fall) paso doble, samba. (Winter, Fall) (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) DANCE 271 Clog Dance Techniques I (1:0:2) DANCE 271 Clog Dance Techniques I (1:0:2) DANCE 185W International Latin Beginning (1:0:0) Prerequisite: Dance 171 or consent of Instructor. DANCE 185W International Latin Beginning (1:0:0) Prerequisite: Dance 171 or consent of Instructor. Fee: $15.00 This is a movement class where intermediate level rhythms, styles, Fee: $15.00 This is a movement class where intermediate level rhythms, styles, Prerequisite: Social Dance 180, or consent of Instructor. and techniques of clog dance are experienced. Prerequisite: Social Dance 180, or consent of Instructor. and techniques of clog dance are experienced. A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Two of the (Winter, Fall) A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Two of the (Winter, Fall) following dances will be taught each semester: cha cha, rumba, following dances will be taught each semester: cha cha, rumba, paso doble, samba. DANCE 272 Country Western and Square Dance, Intermediate (1:0:2) paso doble, samba. DANCE 272 Country Western and Square Dance, Intermediate (1:0:2) Prerequisite: DA 172 or consent of Instructor. Prerequisite: DA 172 or consent of Instructor. (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) Mainstream 26-50 square dance basics above the “Basic Plateau.” Mainstream 26-50 square dance basics above the “Basic Plateau.” DANCE 190 Ballet Beginning (1:0:2) (Upon request) DANCE 190 Ballet Beginning (1:0:2) (Upon request) This course provides introductory background knowledge and This course provides introductory background knowledge and experience in ballet technique; including alignment, kinesthetic DANCE 278R Women’s Clog Team (1-2:0:4) experience in ballet technique; including alignment, kinesthetic DANCE 278R Women’s Clog Team (1-2:0:4) Fee: $25.00 Fee: $25.00 movement principles, terminology and ballet history. movement principles, terminology and ballet history. Prerequisite: Audition required. Prerequisite: Audition required. (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) Performance techniques and experience in clog dance. Performance techniques and experience in clog dance. DANCE 231 Jazz Dance, Intermediate (2:1:2) Participate in local adjudication showcases. DANCE 231 Jazz Dance, Intermediate (2:1:2) Participate in local adjudication showcases. A movement class where intermediate levels of rhythms, style, and (Winter) A movement class where intermediate levels of rhythms, style, and (Winter) technique of jazz dance are explored, including jazz terminololgy. technique of jazz dance are explored, including jazz terminololgy. (Fall, Winter, Summer) DANCE 280M Social Dance Intermediate I Men (1:0:0) (Fall, Winter, Summer) DANCE 280M Social Dance Intermediate I Men (1:0:0) Prerequisite: Dance 180 Prerequisite: Dance 180 DANCE 240A Dance Technique IA (2:0:4) A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Five of the DANCE 240A Dance Technique IA (2:0:4) A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Five of the Prerequisite: Dance 140 or consent of Instructor. following dances will be taught each semester: Waltz, Cha Cha, Prerequisite: Dance 140 or consent of Instructor. following dances will be taught each semester: Waltz, Cha Cha, This course explores modern dance from a kinesthetic approach Tango, Rumba and Merengue. This course explores modern dance from a kinesthetic approach Tango, Rumba and Merengue. of simple and complex movement patterns and rhythms. Class (Fall, Winter, Summer) of simple and complex movement patterns and rhythms. Class (Fall, Winter, Summer) material includes improvisation, choreography, conditioning of material includes improvisation, choreography, conditioning of the body, methods of dance/body therapy and modern dance his- DANCE 280W Social Dance Intermediate 1 Women (1:1:1) the body, methods of dance/body therapy and modern dance his- DANCE 280W Social Dance Intermediate 1 Women (1:1:1) Prerequisite: Dance 180 Prerequisite: Dance 180 tory. tory. A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Five of the A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Five of the (Fall, Summer) (Fall, Summer) following dances will be taught each semester: Waltz, Cha Cha, following dances will be taught each semester: Waltz, Cha Cha, DANCE 240B Dance Technique IB (2:0:4) Tango, Rumba and Merengue. DANCE 240B Dance Technique IB (2:0:4) Tango, Rumba and Merengue. Prerequisite: Dance 140 or consent of Instructor. (Fall, Winter, Summer) Prerequisite: Dance 140 or consent of Instructor. (Fall, Winter, Summer) This course explores modern dance from a kinesthetic approach This course explores modern dance from a kinesthetic approach of simple and complex movement patterns and rhythms. Class DANCE 281M Social Dance Intermediate 2 Men (1:0:2) of simple and complex movement patterns and rhythms. Class DANCE 281M Social Dance Intermediate 2 Men (1:0:2) Prerequisite: Dance 180 Prerequisite: Dance 180 material includes improvisation, choreography, conditioning of material includes improvisation, choreography, conditioning of A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Five of the A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Five of the the body, and methods of dance/body therapy and modern dance the body, and methods of dance/body therapy and modern dance following dances will be taught each semester: Foxtrot, Swing, following dances will be taught each semester: Foxtrot, Swing, history. history. Mambo, West Coast Swing and Night Club Two-Step. Mambo, West Coast Swing and Night Club Two-Step. (Winter) (Winter) (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) DANCE 241A Dance Technique II A (2:0:4) DANCE 241A Dance Technique II A (2:0:4) Prerequisite: DA 140, 240A and B or consent of Instructor. DANCE 281W Social Dance Intermediate 2 Women (1:0:2) Prerequisite: DA 140, 240A and B or consent of Instructor. DANCE 281W Social Dance Intermediate 2 Women (1:0:2) Prerequisite: Dance 180 Prerequisite: Dance 180 Fundamental dance techniques in ballet and modern emphasizing Fundamental dance techniques in ballet and modern emphasizing A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Five of the A course designed to develop skills of social dancing. Five of the development in movement awareness including, space, time and development in movement awareness including, space, time and following dances will be taught each semester: Foxtrot, Swing, following dances will be taught each semester: Foxtrot, Swing, energy elements. energy elements. Mambo, West Coast Swing and Night Club Two-Step. Mambo, West Coast Swing and Night Club Two-Step. (Fall) (Fall) (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) DANCE 241B Dance Technique II B (1-2:0:4) DANCE 241B Dance Technique II B (1-2:0:4) Prerequisite: DA 140, 240A and B or consent of Instructor. DANCE 284R Ballroom Technique 1 (2:0:0) Prerequisite: DA 140, 240A and B or consent of Instructor. DANCE 284R Ballroom Technique 1 (2:0:0) Fee: $20.00 Fee: $20.00 Fundamental modern dance techniques emphasizing development Fundamental modern dance techniques emphasizing development Prerequisite: Dance 184, 185, 280 or consent of Instructor Prerequisite: Dance 184, 185, 280 or consent of Instructor in movement awareness including, space, time and energy ele- in movement awareness including, space, time and energy ele- A course designed to develop skills of ballroom dancing. Four A course designed to develop skills of ballroom dancing. Four ments. ments. dances will be covered each semester, one from each style each dances will be covered each semester, one from each style each (Winter) (Winter) semester. semester. DANCE 242 Improvisaton and Choreography (2:0:4) (Winter, Summer, Fall) DANCE 242 Improvisaton and Choreography (2:0:4) (Winter, Summer, Fall) Prerequisite: DA 240 Prerequisite: DA 240 A practical course providing students with fundamentals of DANCE 285R Ballroom Technique 2 (2:0:0) A practical course providing students with fundamentals of DANCE 285R Ballroom Technique 2 (2:0:0) Fee: $20.00 Fee: $20.00 improvisation and choreography. Improvisation and composition improvisation and choreography. Improvisation and composition Prerequisite: Dance 284R or consent of Instructor Prerequisite: Dance 284R or consent of Instructor are an integral part of a dancer’s education. A study of the basic are an integral part of a dancer’s education. A study of the basic A course designed to develop skills of ballroom dancing. Four A course designed to develop skills of ballroom dancing. Four elements of dance, improvisation and composition will lead to the elements of dance, improvisation and composition will lead to the dances will be covered each semester, one from each style each dances will be covered each semester, one from each style each creation of a movement product. These practices will develop the creation of a movement product. These practices will develop the semester. semester. ability to communicate ideas using the body as the instrument of ability to communicate ideas using the body as the instrument of (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) expression. expression. (Winter odd years) (Winter odd years)

1753 1753 Dance Dance Brigham Young University-Idaho 2007-2008 Brigham Young University-Idaho 2007-2008 DANCE 288R Ballroom Dance Team (1-2:0:4) DANCE 468R Contemporary Dance Theatre Tour Company (1-3:0:6) DANCE 288R Ballroom Dance Team (1-2:0:4) DANCE 468R Contemporary Dance Theatre Tour Company (1-3:0:6) Fee: $25.00 Fee: $25.00 Fee: $25.00 Fee: $25.00 Prerequisite: By Audition only. Concurrent with any ballroom Prerequisite: Audition Prerequisite: By Audition only. Concurrent with any ballroom Prerequisite: Audition class. Dance company experiences in contemporary dance choreography class. Dance company experiences in contemporary dance choreography Performance techniques and experience with ballroom dance. and performance for concert settings. Performance techniques and experience with ballroom dance. and performance for concert settings. (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) DANCE 290R Ballet Technique I (2-4:2:2) DANCE 478R Dance Alliance (1-3:0:6) DANCE 290R Ballet Technique I (2-4:2:2) DANCE 478R Dance Alliance (1-3:0:6) Prerequisite: Dance 190 or consent of Instructor. Prerequisite: Audition, concurrent in one of the following courses: Prerequisite: Dance 190 or consent of Instructor. Prerequisite: Audition, concurrent in one of the following courses: This course will explore ballet through an understanding of kines- Dance 240, 241, 271, 284, 290. This course will explore ballet through an understanding of kines- Dance 240, 241, 271, 284, 290. thetic awareness. Developing this conscious attention to the Dance Alliance is a distinctive dance company representing BYU- thetic awareness. Developing this conscious attention to the Dance Alliance is a distinctive dance company representing BYU- body will allow the dancer to learn the difference between effi- Idaho dedicated to sharing the gospel through dance, using indi- body will allow the dancer to learn the difference between effi- Idaho dedicated to sharing the gospel through dance, using indi- cient movement and inefficient movement, a principle that can be vidual technical strength, while engaging in a variety of dance cient movement and inefficient movement, a principle that can be vidual technical strength, while engaging in a variety of dance used not only in dance, but also in everyday life. genres. As we create dance for performances we will be bound by used not only in dance, but also in everyday life. genres. As we create dance for performances we will be bound by (Fall, Winter) the 13th Article of Faith in music, costumes, and choreography (Fall, Winter) the 13th Article of Faith in music, costumes, and choreography which will be “virtuous, lovely or of good report or praisewor- which will be “virtuous, lovely or of good report or praisewor- DANCE 299R Practicum (1-3:0:0) thy.” Our purpose as dancers and artists should be to lift and DANCE 299R Practicum (1-3:0:0) thy.” Our purpose as dancers and artists should be to lift and Prerequisite: Consent of supervising faculty member. Prerequisite: Consent of supervising faculty member. inspire and change the hearts of those who experience the per- inspire and change the hearts of those who experience the per- Practical experience in teaching and choreography in a campus Practical experience in teaching and choreography in a campus formance. It is this alternative in dance that Dance Alliance will formance. It is this alternative in dance that Dance Alliance will setting. setting. seek out. seek out. (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Fall, Winter, Summer) DANCE 331 Jazz Dance, Advanced (2:0:3) DANCE 488R Collegiate Dancers (1-3:0:6) DANCE 331 Jazz Dance, Advanced (2:0:3) DANCE 488R Collegiate Dancers (1-3:0:6) Prerequisite: DA 231 or consent of Instructor. Prerequisite: DA 231 or consent of Instructor. Prerequisite: Audition Prerequisite: Audition A movement class where advanced rhythm, styles, techniques and A movement class where advanced rhythm, styles, techniques and Collegiate Dancers’ promotes recreational dancing, teaching, and Collegiate Dancers’ promotes recreational dancing, teaching, and choreography of jazz are explored. choreography of jazz are explored. performance. This outreach group will consist of 40 dancers performance. This outreach group will consist of 40 dancers (Upon Request) (Upon Request) dedicated to sharing several styles of dance. Representing BYU- dedicated to sharing several styles of dance. Representing BYU- DANCE 356 Techniques of Teaching Dance (3:3:0) Idaho, the group will perform for community schools and local DANCE 356 Techniques of Teaching Dance (3:3:0) Idaho, the group will perform for community schools and local A course designed to teach the skills necessary to be a successful organizations in addition to campus events. Our hope is that the A course designed to teach the skills necessary to be a successful organizations in addition to campus events. Our hope is that the dance teacher in all genres and for all ages. students will receive a quality experience that will allow them to dance teacher in all genres and for all ages. students will receive a quality experience that will allow them to (Fall even years, Winter even years.) share dance in their communities as well as prepare for other per- (Fall even years, Winter even years.) share dance in their communities as well as prepare for other per- forming opportunities. These students will be invited to forming opportunities. These students will be invited to DANCE 358 Teaching Techniques of Social Dance (3:3:0) strengthen their testimonies of the restored gospel in addition to DANCE 358 Teaching Techniques of Social Dance (3:3:0) strengthen their testimonies of the restored gospel in addition to Fee: $35.00 developing their skill, performance, teaching, and team work abil- Fee: $35.00 developing their skill, performance, teaching, and team work abil- Prerequisite: Dance 180 or consent of Instructor. ities. Prerequisite: Dance 180 or consent of Instructor. ities. A course designed to train a person to teach all forms of social (Fall, Winter, Summer) A course designed to train a person to teach all forms of social (Fall, Winter, Summer) dance including ballroom and world, with an emphasis on recre- dance including ballroom and world, with an emphasis on recreational dancing. DANCE 498R Internship (1-3:0:0) ational dancing. DANCE 498R Internship (1-3:0:0) (Winter) Prerequisite: Consent of Instructor (Winter) Prerequisite: Consent of Instructor The purpose of the internship is to provide “real world” experi- The purpose of the internship is to provide “real world” experi- DANCE 371 Clog Dance Technique II (1:0:2) ence linked with information and learning from courses taken at DANCE 371 Clog Dance Technique II (1:0:2) ence linked with information and learning from courses taken at Prerequisite: DA 271 or Instructor consent the university. The internship should aid the student in decisions Prerequisite: DA 271 or Instructor consent the university. The internship should aid the student in decisions A movement class where advanced levels, rhythms, styles, and about future careers in the dance world. A movement class where advanced levels, rhythms, styles, and about future careers in the dance world. techinques of clog dancing are experienced. (Fall, Winter, Summer) techinques of clog dancing are experienced. (Fall, Winter, Summer) (Upon request) (Upon request) DANCE 390R Ballet Technique II (2:0:4) DANCE 390R Ballet Technique II (2:0:4) Prerequisite: DANCE 290 Prerequisite: DANCE 290 This course explores ballet through an understanding of kines- This course explores ballet through an understanding of kinesthetic movement principles. thetic movement principles. (Winter) (Winter) DANCE 402 20th Century Dance History (3:3:0) DANCE 402 20th Century Dance History (3:3:0) This course is a survey of dance history derived from Western civ- This course is a survey of dance history derived from Western civ- ilization from the Renaissance to Contemporary periods. ilization from the Renaissance to Contemporary periods. Students examine the role of movement, dance and the arts in a Students examine the role of movement, dance and the arts in a philosophical and historical context. philosophical and historical context. (Winter) (Winter) DANCE 458R Teaching Techniques of Social Dance, Advanced (2:2:0) DANCE 458R Teaching Techniques of Social Dance, Advanced (2:2:0) Fee: $95.00 Fee: $95.00 Prerequisite: DA 358 Prerequisite: DA 358 A course designed to develop skills of teaching social dance. Pro A course designed to develop skills of teaching social dance. Pro DVIDA syllabus is used or followed. DVIDA syllabus is used or followed. (Winter, Summer) (Winter, Summer)

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