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PO( { 'Ill 11(1.N 11Alt1 D 169 033 SP 014,045 r UTHOR Norton, Candy, Comp.; Trigg, Marilyn G., Comp. ITL E Dance Directory. Programs of ProfessionalPreparation in Ame ican Colleges and Universities. Tenth Edit' n. NSTITUTION Amer can Alliance for Health, Physical -Education, Recr ation and Dance (AAHPERD). UB DATE 38 OTE 118p. VAILABLE FROM 'AAHPERDPublications Sales, 1201 16th Street, W.W., Washingon, D.C. 20036 ($4.00) --ss" DRS PRICE MF01Plu Postage. P ot,Available from EDRS. ESCRIPTORS 'College Fa ty; *College Programs; Courses; *Dance: .*Professionalducation; *Program De'scriptions; *Universities

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PREFACE

Spreading the word about dance is a major commitment of theNational Dance AssoOiation. In making this commitment to its membership, the Association also accepts the responsibility of providinginformation on the many aspects of dance. The intended function of the Dance Directory is to inform dance proponents about the existence ofprofessional prep- a;ation programs in American colleges and universities. Included in the tenth edition of=the Dance/'rectory is updated program information and new informat4on not incorporated#in previouseditions. /The editors believed that a more complete relikesentation of adance `grogram could be established if included along with course offerings,. facult,h. and degree status was information on number ofmajOr students, auditi requirements, certification-, number of concert performances and pro ssional company affil tion. All listings in the directory 4 were compiled from material r ceived from personsin charge of the respective dance programs.

t, The editors extend a graci us thank you to Ms. JanWheeler, the compiler and typist. The ce Directory is one of the manyservices provided by the, National Dan bp Association, an Associationof the AmericaArAlliance'for Health, Physical Education and Recreation. This tenth edition supe/,:edes all previous directoriesprepared by the Association. \

CandYNorton, Co-editor Marilyn G. Trigg, Co-editor The University of Georgia Athens, Georgia

a k KEY TO SYMBOLS cc

Types of Program

Dance Education: a major curriculum in dancedesigned to prepare teachers of dance.,

Performing Arts: a major curricului in dance designedto prepare performing dance artists;

Dance Concentration: A selection of dance courses required in professional preparationfor a major in a 'related field, such as Physical Ed0qation or FineArts.

Asterisk (*) preceding personnel indicates person incharge of ,-dance program. Two astericks (**) preceding course liqtingindicate course can:- also'be taken for graduate credit. Three astericks (***) follpwing a school's name indicatethat 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 Science B.P.E. Bachelor of*Physical Education B.M. Bachelor of Music B.S.E. Bachelor of Science in Education M.A. Master of Arts M.Ed. Master of Education M.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 Science M.S.P.E. Mastef-bf Science in Physical Education M.S.Ed. Master of Science in Education Ed.D. Doctor of Education Ph.D. Doctor of Philosophy Doctor of Physical Education

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/ALABAMA Athens State College 1 University of California 1 Davis 14 Auburn University Jr, Troy State University Irvine 14 Tuskegee Institute 1 Los Angeles 15 Riverside k 16 ALASKA Santa Barbara 16 University of Alaska 2 Santa Cruz 17 University of Santa Clara 17 ARIZONA Arizona State Univers,?_ty. COLORADO' Northern Ariona University Colorado CollTge 18 University of Arizona Colorado State Universi-4 18 Mesa College 19 ARKANSAS Stephens, Perry- Mansfield Arkansas State.University-- School of Dance and Theatre 19 University of 4rkansas Universilkof Colorado 19 UniversitroDenver 20 CALIFORNIA University of Northern California Polytechnic St-ate Colorado 21 University 4 California State University CONNECTICUT Chico 4 Arnold College 21 Fresno 5 Connecticut 21 Fullerton 5 Southern Connecticut State 22 Haywarell; 6 Collegb. Long Beach 7 St. Joseph College 22 Los Angelds e7 De Anza College 8 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Dominican College, of San Rafael 9 American University 23 Humboldt State. University 9 Federal City College 24 LoyolaMarytount University 10 George, Washington University 24 Merritt College.' 10, Mills College 10 FLORIDA Occidental College 11 Eckerd College 25 Orange Coast College' 11 Florida'State University 25 San Diego State University 11 Miami-Dade Community College 26 San Francisco,State University 12 University of Florida 26 Stanford University 1.3 University of Miami 27 United States International Univer&ty ' 13 GEORGIA Georgia SoUthern College 27 Georgia State University 27 p Spelman College 27 University of Georgia 28

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HAWAII MASSACHUSETTS University of Hawaii 28 Boston Conservatory 42 Bridgewater State College 43 IDAHO Mount Holyoke College 43 University ofdaho 29 Northeastern University '43 ,n Smith College 44 ILLINOIS Springfield College 44 Chicago,Consortium of Colleges Tufts University 44 and Universities 29 University of Massachusetts' 45 George Williams College 30 Illinois State University 30 MICHIGAN Northern Illinois University 31 Eastern Michigan University 45 Northwestern University 31 Hope College 46 Southern Illinois University 32 Michigan State University 46 University'of Illinois 32 Wiskegon Community College 47 1. University of Michigan 47 INDIANA Wayne State University 48 Ball State University 33 Western Michigan University 49, Butler University 33 Indiana State University 34 Indiana University 35 .M NESOTA ! _ ankato State College 56 . IOWA Southwebt,Minnesota'StAte- 50

,$*t.101af College --:-. 51 Iowa State University 3..5 University of Iowa 35 .,p4ritsversity of Minnesota- 51 r

t 4 ..;' !*--.1.i1A4 SSIPPI ,,t KANSAS . 6, I yersit)i-of`Mississippi 32 University of Kansas 36 .,'' Wichitattateniversity 3.7 U MISSOURI. KENTUCKY ' LintLe,nwOo4 College Eastern Kentucky University 37;4 NItliTy_ssouri State. University-of Kentucky 53 Stephens College 53 , LOUISIANA Unfversity of Missouri' 54 Northwestern StateUniversity,.._ 38, University of gssourioa Southeastern Louisiana' Kansas City, - 54 University 38 University of Mi6sour a University of New Orleans '4 39 St. Lou's 55 University of, Southwestern Washington Universit 13, 55 Louisiana 39 MONTANA MARYLAND Montana State University °55 Gompunity College of Balti re 39 University of Montana. 56 Frostburg State.College 40 Goucher College 40 NEBRASKA Towson'Slpte University .4o Creighton University 56 University of Mary/land 41 University of .Nebraska 57 Washington College 42 PAGE COLLEGE PAGE COLLEGE OHIO NEVADA Antioch College 75 University of Nevada 57 Baldwin-Wallace College 75 Bowling Green State University 76 NEW HAMPSHIRE Cleveland..ptate College 76 University of New Hampshire 57 Kent State University 76 Lake"Erie College 77 NEW JERSEY Miami University 77 Douglass College of Rutgers 58 Oberlin College 78 ,Glassboro State College 58 Ohio State University 78 Ramapo College of New Jersey 58 Ohio University 79 Trenton State College 59 Ohio Wesleyan University 79 William Patterson College 59 University of Akron 80 University of Toledo 80 NEW YORK Wright State University 81 Adelphi University 59 Barn.ird College 60 60 OKLAHOMA Brooklyn College University of Oklahoma 81 City College of New York / 61 Columbia University Teachers 62 OREGON College Oregon State University 82 62 Cornell University Portland State University 82 63 Hamilton College 83 - 63 Reed College Herbert H. Lehman College, University of Oregon 83 Hofstra University 64 64 Hunter College PENNSYLVANIA Institute for Mental Retardation 65 84 65 Cedar Crest College The Julliard School Eabt Stroudsburg State College 84 66 New York Unive'sity Pennsylvania State University 84 67 Pratt Institute Temple University 85 68 Russell Sage C011ege University of Pittsburg 86 68 Sarah Lawrence College West Chester State College 87 State University of New York. 69 Binghamton SOUTH CAROLINA Brockport 69 87 71 Columbia College Buffalo Furman University 88 71 Geneseo Winthrop College 88 Potsdam 72 72 Purchase SOUTH DAKOTA., South Dakota State University 88 NORTH CAROLINA North Carolina School of 72 TENNESSEE the Arts Middle Tennessee State University of North Carolina", University 89 at Charlotte. 73 College for Teachers 89 University of North Carolina University of Tennessee 89 at Greensboro 73

NORTH DAKOTA North Dakota State University 74 University of North Dakota 74 COLLEGE PAGE

TEXAS Lamar University 90 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

UTAH Brigham Young University 94 University of Utah 95 Utah State University 97

VERMONT Castleton State College 97 University of Vermont 98

VIRGINIA Hampton 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

WASHINGTON Central 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

WISCONSIN University of Wisconsin Madison 104 Milwaukee 105 Oshkosh 105 River Falls 106 Whitewater 106

WYOMING Casper College 106 University of Wyoming 106 ALABAMA 9

ALABAMA Dance Survey 3 Dance Production 3 ATHENS STATE COLLEGE Dance Theatre 2 Athens, Alabama35611 Special Topics-Dance Comp. 2 State Control Independent Study-Choreo- Coed graphy 3 Enrollment 1,200 Dance Concept and Related Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Classroom Experiences 5 Undergraduate Prograin B.S. and BP.E. Degrees Jr. and Sr.,Students TROY STATE UNIVERSITY Summer Program Troy, Alabama 36081 Personnel State Control *Angeline Nazaretian, M.S., Coed Assoc. Prof. Enrollment over 9,000 Undergraduate Courses Personnel Folk Dance *Pat Allison, Ed. D. Square Dance Joyce Sorrell, M.S. Social Dance Virginia Watson, M.S. Undergraduate Courses Q. H. Square Dance 1 AUBURN UNIVERSITY Folk Dance 1 Auburn, Alabama36830 Ballroom Dance 1 Public Control Basic Rhythms and Folk Dance 1 Coed Modern Dance 1 Enrollment 17,523 Dance Program in H.P.E.R. Dept. , Undergraduate Program TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE*** B.S. Degree Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, 36088 DanceConcentr;-11bn Private Control Performing Company Coed Formal Concerts 2 Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Informal Concerts 1 Undergraduate Program Personnel B.S. Degree Sondi Feldmaier; Adjunct Inst. Dance Concentration Matrie Fellom McGibboney, Inst. Personnel *Phyllis Penney *Margaret D. Chenier, M.A., Asst. Undergraduate Courses Q. H: Prof. Aerobic Dance 1 Undergraduate Courses Cr. Hr. Folk Dance 1 Modern Dance I 1 Social Dance 1 Modern Dance II 1 Tap Dance 1 Methods of Teaching Dance 1 Ballet 1 Social Dancei 1 Ballet II 1 Advanced Social Dance 1 Jazz 1 Folk Dance 1 Modern Dance 1 Square Dance 1 Modern Dance II 1 Dance Fundamentals I, II 2 Skills and Concepts of Dance Conduct of Dance 3 Dance for Children 3

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Margaret Gisolo, M.A., Prof. ALASKA Graham deFreitas, M.F.A., Asst. UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA Prof. Marion Jones, M.A., Asst. Prof. Fairbanks, Alaska99701 Claudia Melrose, B.A., Lecturer State Control Anne Pittman, Ph.D., Prof. Coed Margaret DesJardin, Accompanist- Enrollment over 3,000 Composer Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Undergraduate Courses S.H. Undergraduate Program Contemporary Dance 2 B.A., B.S. Degrees Dance Notation I, II 2,3 Early Summer Program Fund. of ChOreography 2 Personnel Advanced Choreography *Theresa H. Tomczak, M.S., Assoc. 3 Choreography & Accomp. 2 Prof. Senior Performance Seminar 2-2 Undergraduate Courses History and Philosophy of Beginning Modern Dance Dance 2 Intermediate Modern Dance Dance in Diverse Cultures, 3 Folk Dace Modern Technique I, II, III, Technique of Rhythms 2 IV 1 Alaskan Native Dance 1 Ballet Technique I, II, III, Social Dance 1 IV 1 Modern Dance for Drama Students 1 ARIZONA Technique of ImproviSation 1 Folk, Square, Ballroom 1 ARIZONA STATiLUNIVERSITY Music for Dance 2 85281 Tempe, Arizona Dance Production I 2 State Control Dance Production II 2 Coed Theory and Practice of Enrollment 37,000 Teaching Folk, Square Dance Program in H.P.E.R. Dept. Social 2 Undergraduate Program Theory and Practice of Enrollment 130 Teaching Modern Dance 3 BA. in Education, B.A. in Dance, Children's 'Dance 3 B.A. in Humanities, B.F.A Dance Theatre. 1 Interdisciplinary Degree Graduate Courses. Certification in Dance, Secondary Advanced Problems in Analysis Areas of specialization: of Dance Technique 3 teaching, performance, choreo- Musical Analysis for Dance graphy Accompaniment 3 graduate Program Dance Notation III 3 Enrollment4 Cultural Concepts of Dance 3 Summer Program Dance Philosophy & Criticism. 3 Performing Co. Individual & Group Choreography3 Formal Concerts3 Creative Research Project 6 Informal Concerts 2 Seminar 3 Senior Student Concerts 3-4 Touring Concerts4 Personnel *Beth Lessard, M.S., Assoc. Prof.

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Interdisciplinary B.F.A. Degree NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY (occasional) Flagstaff, Arizona 86001 Program in Summer Session Performing Company State Control Formal Concerts 4 Coed Informal Concerts 6-10 'Enrollment 13,000 Touring Concerts 10-12 Dance Program inP.E.Iblept. Undergraduate Program Personnel *Sandra Hammond, Lecturer Enrollment 30 Frances Smith Cohen, B.A.,Asst. B.S.E.Degree Dance Minor Prof. Dance Concentration John M. Wilson,.Ph. D., Prof. George Zoritch, Lecturer Graduate Program Undergraduate Courses S.H. M.A. Character Ballet 1 Performing Company Formal Concerts 2 Folk Dance 1. Beginning Improvisation 1 Informal Concerts 3 Advanced Improvisation 1 Touring Concerts 1-2 Ballet Theory & Technique I 2 Personnel Ballet Theory & Technique I 2 *E.J. Topp, Ed. D. Modern Theory & Technique I 2 Janey Limpert, Instructor Modern Theory & Technique I 2 Undergraduate Courses 1 Beginning Folk Dance Theatre Dance Beginning Modern Dance History of Dance 3 Intermediate Modern Dance History of Dance 3 Basic Choreography 2 Beginning Square & Social Dance 1 2 Techniques and Materials of Basic Choreography ,Jazz, Tap& Musical Theatre eaching Dance 3 Cbpr graphy lea. Beg ning Ballet 2 ory & Technique II 2 Intermediate Ballet 2 Ballet ory & Technique II- 2 Historical Dance 2 Balle ory & Technique ZI 2 Advanced Dance Technique, Modern Th Modern Thory & Technique II 2 Composition & Notation 3 let`N eory & Technique'III 2 Graduate Courses B BalI6f Theory & Technique III 2 Advanced Modern Dance 3 Modern Theory & Technique III 2 Creative Dance 3 tea. Methods & Material'for Repertory (Ballet & Modern) Theory & Philosophy of Dance 2 Teaching Advanced Modern. Rhythmic Analysis 2 Dance 3 Dance Forms 2 Advanced Choreography 2 2 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Dance Production 1 Tucson, Arizona 85721 Dance Lecture-Demonstration Kinesiology for Dance 1, 3 ' Coed Methods of Teaching Dance 2 Enrollment over 30,000 1-2 Dance Program in P.E. and Internship Dance Senior Project' 1 Athletics Dept. 1-2 Undergraduate Program Colloquium Proseminar 1-3 1 ,Enrollment 65 Graduate Internship 1-3 B.S. Degree Graduate Colloquium 1-2 Dance Major Dance & Related Art Forms; Dance Minor Seminar 2'

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Workshops - Informal-Concerts 3 Dance 'for ChIl4ren 2 Personnel *Alta Burns, M.S., Asst. Prof. . 'Frances-Smallwood, M.S.E., Asst.

ABKANS44.9 Prof. Uhdergraduate Courses S.H. Folk aril Square fiance 1 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS ti Fayetteville; Arkansas72701 Ballroom Dance 1 Coed Fundamentals of Modern Dance .1 Interpretive Dance 6mp. :2 gnroliment 13,500 4- 2 r"-Dance Pi.ogram in P.E.Dept. Theory of Dance Beginning Square Dance' 1 ,Undergraduate.Program st Enrollment 38 Rhythms 1 B.S.E. Degree Dance Choreography 1 Dance Education Major Auditions required ,CALIFORNIA Performing Company - Formal Concerts 2 Personnel CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC 'STATE UNIVERSITY Sara 14:-/lones,'M.A., Instructor -San Luis Obispo, California "93407 Nancy J. Steele, M.F.A., Instructor State Control Undergraduate Courses- S.H. Coed Chor!pgraphy I, II, III, IV 8 Enrollment 15,000 Dance Program in P.E. Dept. ModerrrTance T, II, III, IV 7 Ballet I, II, III, IV 7 Summer Program Theatre Dance I, II 2 Performing Company Music for the Dance 2 Formal Concerts 1 Dance Notation 2 Informal Concerts 2-3 Methods and Materials in Touring Locally Personnel Teaching Dance K-12 3 '

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Tirollment over 11,000 Affiliation with Professional Company: Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Portable Dance Troupe_, Undergraduate Program Performing Company 0 B.S. and B.A. Degrees Formal Concerts 4 Dance emphasis in P.E. Infofmal Concerts 2 Summer Program Touring Concerts 10 'Personnel Personnel *Sandy Ferguson; M.S., Assoc. Prof. *Lois Trostle, M.A., Asst. Prof' Sally Sugden, M.A., Instructor Roberta Baumann, M.F.A., Asst. Prof. Harold Lang, Lecturer Shelley Freydont, M.F.A., Lecturer Undergraduate Courses S.H. Undergraduate Courses S.H. Beginning Modern Dance 1 Moiplern Technique (4 levels) 1-2 Intermediate Modern Dance 1 Ballet Technique (4 levels) 1-2 Advanced Modern Dance 1 Pointe Work 1 Dance Production 2 Modern Jazz Technique Folk Dance, BeginniAg 1 (2 levels) 1-2 Folk Dance, Intermediate 1 Introduction to ModernDance 1 Square Dance 1 Theory and - Analysis ofModern Social Dance, Beginning 1 Dance 2 Social Dance, Intermediate 1 -Da ceChoreography 2 Social Dance, Advanced .1 Da ceHistory 3-12 Beginning Ballet 1 Dance Philosophy 3 Intermediate Ballet 1 Music as Dance Accompaniment 3 Advanced Ballet 1 Dance Performance 2 Beginning Jazz 1 Dance Education 3 Intermediate Jazz 1 Improvisational Forms 3 Advanced Jazz 1 Current Trends in Dance and Styles of Dance, Cultural 2 Related Fields 3 2 Independent Study 1-3 , Styles of Dance, Tap Choreography 2 Field Work Experience Expressive Movement Core 4 A CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO Seminar 12 Fresno, California93740 State Control Coed CALINIFNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FULLERTON Enrollment over 14,000 Fullerton, California92634 Dance Program in P.E. Dept. State Control Undergraduate Program Coed Enrollment 40 Enrollment 22,000 B.A. Degree , DanceProgram in Theatre Dept. Areas of specialization: Choreo- Undergraduate Program graphy, performance, history, Enrollment 40 therapy. B.A. Degiee in Theatre Arts: Auditions required Dance Graduate Program in Art Dept. Graduate Program Enrollment 5 Enrollment 10 M.A., Choreography M.A. Degree in Theatre Arts: M.A., Dance Therapy Dance' Interdisciplinary Degree Summer Program Summer Program Performing Company

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Formal Concerts 2 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, HAYWARD Informal Concerts varied Hayward, California 94542 '- Personnel State Control Coed-Enrollment 8,000 *Araminta Little, Ph.D., Prof. /f Wilson Barrilleaux, M.A., Asst. Dance Program in Kinesiology and j Prof. P.E. Dept. Lynne Hachten, M.A., /Asst. Prof. Undergraduate Program Jannine Livingston, M.M., Accomp. Enrollment 30 Bob Regger, B.A., Lecturer B.S. or B.A. Degree. Areas of SpecializationDance/ Movement Therapy, Dance Educa- BruceInTirei't,Terry, IALst'sin'el:i' Undergraduate Courses S.H. tion, Choreography, Performance Introduction to DanOa 3 Graduate Program Rhythmic Analysis 3 Enrollment5 Dance Mime and Pantomine tea. .M.S. in Physical Education: Beginning Classical Egllet. 2 Emphasis Special Major in Dance Therapy Intermediate Classical Ballet 2 with the Educational Psychology **Advanced Classical Ballet 3 Beginning Modern Dance 2 epartment Intermediate'Moderii Dance 2 Performing Company **Advanced Modern Dance 2 Formal Concerts 2 Informal Concerts 3-4 Improvisatidm 3 Touring Concerts 10-15 Dance CompOsi ion . 3 Personnel **Advanced Da ce Composition 3 Adele Wenigi M.A., Assoc. prof. **Experiment Dance Theatre 3 *Cynthia Berrol **Dance Theatre Production 3,3 Akili Denianki, pl.A. **Dance Repertory 1-3 Beginning Jazz Dance 2 Lynda Knapp Q.H. Intermediate Jazz Dance 3 Undergraduate Courses Rhythmic Analysis 2 **Advanced Jazz Dance 3 Dance for Musical Theatre 3,3 Modern Dance Performance Theatre 1 Beginning Tap Dance 2 I Intermediate Tap Dance 2 Ethnic Dance Performance Theatre 1 Advanced Tap Dance 3 4 Beginning Folk Dance 2 History of Dance Intermediate Folk Dance 2 -Survey of Ethnic' Dance Movement Awareness 3 **Ethnic Dance 3 1 Styles and Techniques of Ballroom Dance 4 **Creative Danoe for Children 3 Modern Dance Folk-Ethnic Dance Forms Sea. Dance and the Related Arts 3 Movement Analysis 2 * *Qriticism of the Arts 3 Labaftotation 3 **Dance in Cultural Perspective 3 4 **Forces & Figures in 20th Structural Kinesiology 5 Century Dance 3 Biomechanics Composition-Solo Forms 4 Dance Kinesiology 3 Composition-Group Forms 4 **Dance Notation 3 Dance Production 4 Internship in Dance 1-3 Creative Dance for Children **Special Studies in Dance 1-3 3 Theory c`:If" Modern Dance **Independent Study 1-3 3

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Introduction to Care & Cont. Dance & the Fine Arts 2 Prevention of Athletic Introduction to Dance for & Dance Injuries the Theatre 2 Advanced Dance Movement for the Theatre CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG, BEACH Introduction to Music for Long Beach, California 90840 Dance 1 State Control Music for Dance 3 Coed Organization of Dance Enrollmtnt 33,000 Production 3 Dance Program in Dance Dept. Dance Performance (8 uni Undergraduate Program Dance !od. = Tel*. (8 units) 1 Enrollment 100 Stage LYghting 2 B.A. Degree in Dance lignatomy/Kinesiology/Injury Interdisciplinary Degree Prevention & Care 4 Auditions required Dance in the Elem. Curriculum 1 Affiliation with Professional Co. Student Teaching 10 Performing Company' Directed Studies in Dance 1-3 Formal Concerts 2 Informal Concerts 1 ersonnel CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LOS ANGELES Pat Finot, M.A., Assoc. Prof. 5151 State University Drive Betsy Hamilton, B.F.A., Assoc, Prof. Los Angele, California 90032 Celeste Kennedy, M.A., Assoc.' Prof. State Control Joan Schlaich, Ph.D., Prof COed Richard Kimble, Lect. Enrollment 25,000 Ruby Abeling, B.A., Music. Dir. Dance PrOgram in P.E. De Rebecca Bobele, B.F.A., Lect. Undergraduate Program Ellen Graff, M.A., Lect. Enrollment 30 Ted Howard, Lect. B.A. Degree Karen Mullin, M.A., Lect. Major Gloria Newman, M.A., Lect. Minor Jeff Slayton, Lect. Graduate Program Betty Walberg, B.A.,'Lect. Enrollment 4 Undergraduate Courses S.H. M.A. Degree Modern Dance Tech. I, II, III, Summer Prpgram IV, V, VI 2ea. Performing Company Ballet Tech. I, II, III 2ea. Formal Concert 1 Jazz Tech. I, II, III 2ea. Informal Concerts6 Tap Dance I, II 2ea. Personnel Ethnic Dance .(up to 12 *Janice E. Day, I4.A., Assoc. units) 3ea. Prof. Improvisation 2 Patricia Wagner, M.A., Assoc. Elements of Choreography 3 Prof Solo & Small Group Comp. 3 Pat White, M.A., Assoc. Prof. r- Advanced Comp. 2 Nancy Kupka, B.A. Repertory 2 Jim Brownfield, B.A. History of Dance 3 Craig Kupka,44-..A. Notation I, II 3ea. Norman Beede

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,r Theyry, & Analysis of Folk Undergraduate Courses 1QH Activities in,Physical Educa- and Social Dance 3 Theory &,Analysis of tion: ' Square Dance 3, Acquatics 1 Directed Study Dance 1 Graduate Courses Dual Sports Research in Current'Lit., Gymnastics Individual Sports 1 P.E. , 3 Seminar in Scientific Bask: Team Sports 1 of P.E. 2&3 Electives 3 Concepts in Physical Education: Seminarp Philosophical Bates of P.E. 2&3 Dimensions in P.E. 2 Choreography;for the CpAFX1, Introduction to Movement 3 46eminar in Research: DeCOe Historical Bases of P.E. 3 Lit. 3 Kinesiology 4 Critical Analysts of Dance- Physiology of Activity 4 Graduate Directed Study, Measurement of Human Performance 3 Thesis or Project Principles of P.E. in Contemporary Society 4 Ballet-Beginning 1 DE ANZA COLLEGE Ballet-Intermediate 1 21250 Stevens Creek Bld. Folk Dance-Beginning 1 Cupertino, CA95014 Folk Dance-Intermediate 1 State Control Jazz Dance-Beginning 1 Coe Jazz Dance-Intermediate 1 EArollment over 23,000 Modern Dance-Beginning 1 Program in Dance Department Modern Dance-Intermediate 1 Undergradutite Program Modern Dance-Advanced 2 - -6 Mexican'Folk Dance, Beginning A.A. Degree Intermediate, Advanced lea. Major Summer Program Social Dance, Beginning, Affiliation with Professional Co: Intermediate, Advanced lea. Assoriment Dance Theatre Square & Bound, Beginning, San Francisco Moving Company Intermediate lea. Performing Company Tap Dance, Beginning, FOrmal Concerts 3 Intermediate lea. Informal Concerts 12 Dance Performance 1-6 Touring Concerts 10 Dance Improvisation 1 a Introduction to Dance Therapy 1 Personnel W. Grant Gray, Ph. D. Dance Composition 2 Julie Connolly, B.A. Choreographic Theories & Pattie Cox, M.A. Composition 3 Davick Blood, M.A. Rhythmic Form & Analysis 3 Linda Kahn, B.A. Choreographic Accompaniment 3. Irene Kimura, B.A. 5 Dance Production 3 Rhonda Martyn, M.A. History of Dance 3 Bonnie McCullagh, M.A. - Dance in World Culture 3 Janice Ross, M.A. Critical Analysis of Dance 3 Marla Stone, B.A. Theory & Analysis of Modern Dance 3

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Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Methods ofTIChingDance 3 Theory &"Tech. of Ballet, Beg. 1 Dance Production Workshop 4 rTheory & Tech. of-Ballet, Int. 3- 'Seminar 2 Theory &'Tech. of Cont. Modern 1 . Dance, Beg. Theory & Tech. of Cont. Modern HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY Dance, Int.. 3 Arcata, California95521 t- Theory & Tech. of Jazz bance 3 State Conqol Fad Dance 1 Coed . Dance Composition 3 Enrollment 8,000 Improvisation 2 Dance Program in H.P.E. Music & Movement- 4 and Theatre Arts History & Philosophy of Dance Undergraduate,Program Children's Dance 4 Enrollment 12 Technical Dance Production 3 B.At, )3.S., Degrees Styles' & Te0h. of Theatre Dance 32 Movement Arts.Major Dance Repertory-The Assortment 3 Dance Minor Theory& Tech. of Ethnic Dance 1$ Interdisciplinary Degiee: Theory & Tech. of Tap Dance, 1 Theatre, Arts Degree Special Problems in Dance 1-8 Areas of Spe ?ialization: Individual Study in Dance 1-4 Dance and Mime Dance Workshop 1-4 Summer Program Dance Techniques on Location 3 Affiliation with Professional Co: Dance Perfoimance Field Trips 3 Proteus Mime Performing Company Formal Concerts 4 DOMINICAN COLLEGE OF SAN RAFAEL *** Informal Concerts 4 - San Rafael, California94901 Touring Concerts 12 Private Controls Personnel Women Nancy A. Lamp, M.A., Asst. Enrollment 2,500 Prof. Assoc. Undergraduate Program Kay Gott Chaffey, M.A., B.A. Degree *Prof. Dance Concentration Jyll Hewston, M.A., Inst. Dance Program in Dept. of Undergraduate Courses Q.1-1, Movement Education Beginning Modern 1 1 Personnel Intermediate Modern *Grace Doty Advanced Modern 1 Carol Teton Dance Composition 3 Delores Delson Analysis of Dance 3 Nancy Gallenson Dance History 3 Jim Piersall Dance Workshop 3' Undergraduate Courses Cr.Hr. Dance Repertory 3-5 Movement Exploration 3 Beginning Stage Movement Introduction to Movement Ed. 2 & Mime 2 Music and Movement 2 Beginning Mime Workshop 2 2 Dance Techniq 1-8 Intermediate Mime Workshop 1 Dance Histo 4 Beginning Folk Dance 1 Dance Notation 4 Intermediate Folk Dance 1 Dance Composition 4 Advanced Folk Dance

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Beginning Square Dance 1 Ethnic D e 2 Intermedlette Square Dance 1 IntermediateJazz Forms 2 Advanced Square Dance 1 Modern D. ceTech. I, II, III, 2 Folk Dance 'Exhibition 1 IV

, 2 Folk Dance Workshop, 6 Ballet II, III, "IV P. ucation.I,-II 3ea. EthniC Dance Production 3 ce Creative Movement for Children ( ction to naive AnalykS of Rec. Forms of Dance erapy 3 Beginning Ballet sal & Performance Intermediate Ballet , III, IV 1-3 'Beginning Jazz & Tap

J MERRITT COLLEGE , LOYOIA MARYMOUNT UNOERSITY 12500 Campus Drive ) 7101 West 80th St. Oakl d, California 94619 4. 4 Los Angeles, California90045 Unde 4raduate Program A.1. or A.S. Degree Private Control Major in Dance Coed fr\a Erollment5,000 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Afro-American, Asian: Ballet, Dance Program in Theatre Arts Dept. Folk, Jazz, Modern and Undergraduate Program m Social Dance lea. Enrollment 23' Fundamentals of Creative B.A. Degree 2 Dance specialization within Dance 2 Theatre Arts Tech. of ModernDance; Modern Dance Composition Interdisciplinary Degree 3 Performing Comp y History of Dance Fundamentals of Music & Formal ConceE1 Informal Concerts 2 Sound for Dance 2 Touring Concerts 1 Dance Production Workshop 2 Personnel *Judith M. Scalin, M.A., Asst. Prof. Marc Katz, M.A., Asst. Prof. MILLS COLLEGE Charles EdmondSon, Lect., Mod. Dance MacArthur Boulevard & Seminary Ave. Lori Hanlon, Lect., Ballet Oakland, California94613 Anthony Iyancich, Lecto, Ethnic PriVate Control. Dance and Labanotation Women Viji Prakash, Lect., Ethnic Dance Enrollment 1;000 Jes Salve, Lect., Jazz Dance Program in Dance Dept. Undergraduate Program Undergraduate Courses S.H. ollment 35 Core ChoreogrtOhy I,II, TII,IV 5 Modern Dance Tech. . . Degree in Fine Arts PerformingArts Dance Major Ballet Tech. Dance Education Major Crew Assignment Dance Minor 'it Ethnic Dance y Degree can Composition Interdiscipr be arranged Music for Dance 3 Graduate ogram (coed) History of Dance Theatre I, II 3ea. t 35 Kinesiology I, II 3ea. Enrollm M.A., M..A. Degrees Liturgical Dance 3 Performing Arts Dance Maj6r

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Summer Program Undergraduate Oolar 4 Performing Com Dance AnalYsM& Choreography 4' Formal Concerts Ys4 : ( Special. Topics 4 Informal-Conce ts!8410 Independent StUdy. 1/6 Personnel Folk & Square Dance Prof. Beginning Contemporary *Eleanor,Lauer, 1/6 Rebecca FuAler, M.A., Assoc'. Prof,' Dance AdvancedContemporary Judith Rosenberg, M.A. Inst., Accomp,. 16 Mary Ann Xinichead, Assti prof,: Dalfce 1//6 June Watanabe, Inst}. Danc Production te nning 'Ballet 1/6 Evonne DanielykInst. co is Undergraduate Courses ry 044 History of Dance 4 Dance in Relation to Music.and ORANGE COASTCOLLIE -4 2701 Fairview Rd, Sb Thelatre ' AnthropologjrcalBasis of ithce 'Costa Mesa,,California 92626. State Control, Dance of 17th &: 18th CenturyF 4 Rhythmic Analysis 2 Coed Enrollment over 1500 Dance Notation 4 _Dance Progr in Da Dance Tech. qc CbmpositOn, ogr Elem.-, Int., Adv. 2-- -. Undergraduate Enrollment 1 Advanced Choreography 84,Individual ,-,1/),,

A.A. Degree , ReseatCh Problems. y/ Daape'of the Modern Period Dance Concentrati41- Education Workshop Summer Program Production Workshop Performing Company Fdrmal Concerts 1 Graduate 'Courses ;Ay,' Independent Research Problems 4-8 Informal2Concerts 2' Undergraduate Courses.. Thesis 8 Introduction to Modern'rDa06 1-5 Production Research 4-8 4-8 ModeAh Dance Tech.\II47- Semi7nar 1-4, Lab4r.atory in the Teaching of IV _ Ballet I,'II, 1-3 Jazz I, 1-3 Tap Dance I, II 1-2 Folk Dance-I, II 1-2 OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE Ethnic,Dance 1,-11 1-2 1600 CampuS' Road / Dance'PrOduction & Lab 1-3 Los Angeles, California'90041 Choreography, -2 Itivate.Control Music for Dancers 2 ,C0ed LabanOtation 3 Enrollment, underl,'700 Repertoire -1-4 -Program in P.E.' Dept. Square, Dance I, II 1-2 Undergraduate Program RehearSal .& performance: 1-4 S.A..Degree Dance Concentration interdsciplinary Degree SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY' 'Personnel 5402 College Ave. .Tuanita-Dotson, Inst. 92102 Charlene Baker, Inst. San Diego; CA CALIFORNIA

State Control. Graduate Courses Coed/ SpeCial Studies' 1-6 Enrollment over 32,000 Seminar 3 Dance Program in P.E. Dept., Thesis,or Project 3, Undergraduate Program Enrollment 30 B.A. Degree in P.E.: Dance SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY Emphasis 1600 Holloway Dance Emphasis Program (Dance and San Francisco, California94132 dance related courses only) State Control Dance Minor Coed Interdisciplinary Degree: -Enrollmenet over 18,000 Drama, Dance, Music Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Areas of Specialization:, Undergraduate Program Performance and Choreography Enrollment 100

Graduate Program . B.A. Degree ollTept 5 Graduate Program .A. Degree in P.-.(Dance Concern- Enrollment 6 tratioq Special M.A. Dance Degrees in Summer Program Interdisciplinary Studies Performi4gCompany Summer Program Formal Concerts 8 Performing Company Informal Concerts 2 Formal Concerts 1 Touring Concerts 1 Informal Concerts 2 Personnel, Touring Concerts 7 *George Willis, M.A ,Assoc. Prof. Personnel Pat Sandback, M.A., Inst. *Eula L. Vest, Ph. D., Prof.

Patrick Nollet, In . Dolores Cayou, M.A., Asst. Prof. AnnLudwig, M.A., Inst. Carol Geneve, B.A., Lect. Ann McDonald, M.F.A., Inst. Anatol Joukowsky, M.A., Prof. Undergraduate Courses S.H. Ruth Langridge, M.A., Lect. Introduction to Dance 2 Albirda Rose, M.A., Inst. Rhythmic Analysis 2 Bonnie Tiorber, M.A., Lect. Ballroom 1 Lorenzo Trujillq, M.A., Lect. Folk & Square 1,1 Larry Canage, Adcompanist Ballet 1,1 Undergraduate Courses Modern Dance 1,1 African Haitian Dance Jazz Dance 1,1 Ballet Dance Tech. 3,3,3,3 Modern Dance Choreography 2,2,2,2 Jazz Improvisation, 1,1 Folk Dance History & Philosophy ofDance 2 Tech. Workshops I, II Dance Criticism 2 Modern Dance 1 PracticumT-MOdern Dance 2 Ethnic Dance 1 Dance Pedagogy 2 Ballet 1 Anatomy 4 Jazz Dance 1 Physiology. 3 Dance Orientation 3 Kinesiology 3 Rhythm & Music for Dancer 3

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II, III lea. Composition 3 Folk Dance I, Mexican, Dance History 3 Ethnic Dance: Development of Jazz Dance in Israel, Balkan, Hungar- lea., America I, II, III, 3ea. ian 1-3 Theory & Practice in Cont.., Modern Dance Tech: Adv. 1-3 Dance 2 Cont. Dance Forms I 1-3 Theory & Practice in Ethnic Cont. Dance Forms II Improvisation and Comp. Dance 2 3 Workshop in Secondary School Choreography Workshop 3 2-4 Dance Production Cont. Dance Workshop Workshop in Contemporary Performance Workshop 3 Dance Production 3 Labanotation I 3 4 ,Workshop in Ethnic Dance History of Dance 1-3 Production Folk Dance: Adv. Folk Dance Exhibition: International & Mexican 3ea. STANFORD UNIVERSITY*** Survey of the Regional ' Stanford, California 94305. Dance of Mexigo 3 Private Control Graduate Courses .Coeducational Cont. Dance Practicum NZ 4 Enrollment 12,950 Dance Prod. Practicum 2-4 Dance Program in Athletics, P.E., Dance Etudes and Styles and Recreation Dept. Dance Thesis: Cont. .5 1-3 Undergraduate Program Dance Repertory 1-3 Open to all students on elec- Labanotation II 2 tive basis Folk Dance Practicum Pre-requisite courses for Seminar in Folk/Ethnic 4 graduate degree Dance Graduate Program Dance Thesis: Folk/Ethnic 5 Individual Study in Dance M.A. Degree through School of 3-5 Education Research Dance Concentration inFolk/ Ethnic or Modern UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Summer Program SCHOOL OF PERFORMING AND VISUAL Personnel *Miriam Lidster, M.A., Assoc, Prof. ARTS (Folk/Ethnic) 10455 Pomerado Rd. *Inga Weiss-Lepnis, M.A., Senior San Diego, California 92131 Teaching Assoc. (Modern) Private Control Susan Cashion, M.A., Teach. Coed Assoc. Enrollment 300 Undergraduate Courses Dance Program in Dance and Perform- TapiDance ing Arts Department Black American Dance, sic Undergraduate Program Dance for Men Enrollment 90 Dance I B.F.A. Degree Introduction to Basic Ballet Dance Major and Preparatory Tech. for Areas of Specialization: Performance and Choreography Dance Modern Dance I, II, III Auditions required Ballet Tech. for Cont. Dance Graduate Program Enrollment 12

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M.F.A. Degree Dance History 3 Dance Major Dance Composition 2 Performing Company Fundamentals of Creative Formal Concerts: one-2-3 week Dance season Teaching in SecondarySchools 3 Informal Concerts: 4 workshops Rhythmic Analysis 1 1/2 Personnel Beginning Ballet *John Hart, C.B.E. Intermediate Ballet 1/2 Erling Sunde Beginning Modern Dance 1/2, 1/2 Claire Wolchinsky Advanced Modern Dance Wayne Davis, M.F.A. Intermediate Modern Dance 1/2 Sylvia Palmer o M.F.A. Folk and Square Danc' 1/2 Patricia Blaha, M.F.A. Social Dance 1/2 Undergraduate Courses Dance History Dance Performance OIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE Dance Literature Irvine, California 92717 Dance Notation I State Control Dance Notation II Coed Dance Research Enrollment 8,500 Classical Ballet Dance Program in Dance Dept. National Dance Undergraduate Program Character Dance Enrollment 165 Pointe B.A. Degree Repertoire Dance Education Major Ballet Workshop Performing Arts Dance Major Modern Dance Auditions required Modern Dance Composition Graduate Program Modern Dance Workshop Enrollment 18 Jazz/Musical Theatre Dance/Tap M.F.A. Degree Professional Dance Orientation Performing Arts Dance Major Teacher/Internship/Performance/ Dance Education Major Choreographer Summer Program, Undergraduate Personnel *Eugene Loring, Prof. III At UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS *** ,James Penrod, M.A.,Assoc. Prof. Janice Gudde Plastino, M.A., Asst. Davis, California 95616 State Control Prof. Coed Jack Kauflin, Lect. Enrollment over 11,000 Qlga Maynard, Lect. Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Barbara Plunk, Lect. Undergraduate Program Maryjane Harris,, M.A. Accomp. B.A. Degree David Farejeon, Accomp. Dance Concentration Paul Shipton, Lect. Summer Program Vicki. Barrett, Lect. Q.H. Personnel Undergraduate Courses *Jere H. Curry, M.A., Asst. Super. Ballet I, II, III, IV 2ea. Althea E. Short, B.A., Lect. Freestyle I, II, III 2ea. 2ea. Undergraduate Courses Cr.Hr. Jazt I, II History of Dance 4 Dance Production -. 1

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Dance I'Iotation Gloria Bowen, Lect. Music for Dancers 4 Lynn Dally, 14.A., Lect. Theories of Dance 4 Elsie Dunin, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Choreography 4 Marion Scott, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Teaching of Dance 4\ Doris Siegel, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Bibliography & Research 4 Allegra Snyder, M.A., Assoc.

Dance & Related Arts 4 . Prof. , Graduate Courses Kathe Cooperman, M.A. Asst. Ballet IV & Graduates tea. Prof. Graduate Freestyle 2 Susan Lovell, M.A., Lect. Graduate jazz 2 Margalit Marshall, Lect. Teaching of Dance 4 Emilio Pulido, Lect.

Bibliography & Research 4 . Madeline Scott, M.A., Lect. Dance & Related Arts 4 BarbAra Mattingly, Lect. Notation Seminar 4 Mia SlEvenska, Lect. Graduate Choreography 4 JudySilo,M.A., Lect. Theories of Movement 4 Lisa Fitch, B.A., Sr. Musidian Richard Russell, M.A., Sr. Musician , UNIVERSITY4'CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES Ellen Sinatra, Sr. Musician' 405 Hilgard Avenue Melinda Williams, M.A.. Lect: Los Angeles, California 90024 Mehda_von Essen, Lect. State Control Suenobu Togi, Lect. Coed Alfred Ladzekpo, Lect. Enrollment over 30,000 Stephan Soomil, Ph.D., Sr. Musician Dance Program in Dance Dept. Undergraduate Courses Undergraduate Program Fundamentals of Creative Enrollment 99 Dance 12 Dance Major Advanced Dance 12 Interdisciplinary Degree with Choreography & Repertory 6 Ethnic Arts Fundamentals of Ballet 6 Areas of Specialization: Introduction to Perf. of Choreography & Performance Ethnic Dance 2 Graduate Program' Music Analysis for Dance 2 Enrollment 93 Music as Dance Accomp. 4 M.A. Degree Dance Notation 4 Areas of Specialization: Therapy, History of Dance 8 Choreography & Performance, Philosophical Bases & Trends Ethnology, History in Dance 8 Summer Program Lighting Design for Dance Performing Company Theatre 2 Formal Concert'l Costume & Scenic Design for

Informal Concert 4 Dance . 2 Personnel Advanced Dance Performance 4 *Alma Hawkins, Ed. D., Prof. Emeritus Ballet 4 Pia Gilbert, Prof. Perf. in Ethnic Dance (Bali, Carol Scothorn, M.A., Prof. -Java, Japan, India, Mexico Emma Lewis Thomas, Ph. D., Assoc. Yemen, Yugoslavia, Ghana)16 Prof. Theory Courses in Ethnic Charles Berliner, M.F.A., Lect. Dance(Balkans, India, trma Alperson, Ph.D., Asst. Prof. Indonesia, Mexico) 16

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Q.H. Dance Cultures of the World 12 Undergraduate Courses Introduction to Dance 4 Creative Children's Dance 4 4 Principles of Teaching Dance 4 Theory of Dance 2 Introduction to Movement Modern Dance Tech. Dynamics and Personality Dance Tech. (Ballet, Tap, tea. 6 Jazz, Folk) Growth 12 2 Tech. of Mime Improvisation 8-12 Elements of Perfermance Choreography (History) 4 Introductidh to Theatre Dance 2 The Mime TradlAion History of Ballet '4 Dance of Mexico 4 4 History of Modern Dance Dance of Balkans 4 Graduate Courses Seminar in Dan Practicum in Dance Prod. 4 -.Dance Choreography 16 .. 2 4 Tutorial r Dance Notation 2 Principles of Dance Theatre 4 DanceProduction Music for Dance 4 Graduate Seminar in History and Theory of Dance 4 Aesthetics of Dance9\ 4 4 Intensive Study with Visit- Dance in the 20th Century . 1-2 Research Methods & Bibliography 4 ing.Artists Advanced Studies in Dance Ed. 4 Dance Expressions in Selected UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA Cultures 4 4 BARBARA Dance in rehabilitation 93106 Directed Studies 4 Santa Barbara, California Dance of the Rennaisance 4 State Control Coed Enrollment over 13,000 Dance Program in the Div. of UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE Dance of the Dept. of Riverside, California92521 Dramatic Arts State Control Undergraduate Program Coed Enrollment 70 Enrollment 5,000 Dance Program in Dance Dept. B.A. Degree Dance Education Major Undergraduate Program Performing Arts Dance Major Enrollment 30 Areas of Specialization: B.A. Degree Performance & Choreography Dance Education Major Performing Arts Dance Major Auditions required Affiliation with Professional Co Interdisciplinary Degree Repertory West Dance Co. Areas of Specialization: Performance, Choreography, Performing Company Formal Concerts 2 History Performing Company Personnel *Rona Sande, M.Ed., Assoc. Prof. Formal Concert 1 Isa Partsch Bergsohn, Lect. Informal Concerts 3-4 Christyne Lawson, Assoc. Prof. Personnel Alice Condodina, Asst. Prof. C.L. Schlundt. Ph.D., Prof. William Hansen, Lect. *F. Strickler, B.S., Assoc. Prof. 1 C.Q. Burnett, Assoc. in Dance Linda Jahnke, Lect. Melanie Snyder, Lect. A.G. Barnett, Assoc. in Dance

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Personnel Undergraduate Courses Q. H. Fundamentals of Pallet 'Tech. i-3 *Ruth Solomon, B.A., Assoc. Prof. Byron Wheeler, M.F.A, Asst.Prof.. Elem. Movement Tech. 1-3 Shirley Wynne,,B.A.; M.A., Ph.D., History & Appreciation of f.X 11, ABSOC. Prof. Dance Q. H. Modern Dance 3-18 Undergraduate Courses Cont. Tech. and Theory Elementary Ballet ' 27(e Intermediate Ballet 2-6 (Upper & Lower) 5 Studies in Contemporary Dance Improvisation 3 Composition & Style Labanotation 4 (Intro. and Adv.) Choreutics 3 5 Historical Development of Dance History, Style, and _5 Dance 4-8 Culture Advanced Ballet 2-6 Dance History, Europe. SumMer Dance Repertory 1-6 15th-18th Century 5 Dance Workshop 1-4 Dance History, Cont. Per.. 5 Historical Dance Forms 3 Dance kighting. 5 Choreography Environmental COreography ; 3 Choreography .for the Theatre 3 UNIVERVTY4SANTA CLARA 95053 Ethnic Dance Forms 3 Santa Clara, California Accompaniment for Dance 3 c-Pi.ilivate Control Organization of Dance Prod. 3 Coed Advanced Modern Dance 3-18 Enrollment 7,200 Dance Program in Dept. of Theatre Criticism & Analysis 3 Theory of Dance 3 Arts Dance Repertory 2 Undergraduate Program ti Jazz & Theatre Forms 2 Enrollment 15-20 - Aesthetics of Dance 4 B.A. Degree Group Studies in Dance 1-4 General Humanities Major Independent Study in Dance 1-5 Dance Emphasis in Theatre Arts Interdisciplinary Degree Performing Company UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZ Formal Concert 1 Santa Cruz, California95064 Informal Concert 2 State Control Personnel *Janet Harter Shaw, M.A., Adj. Coed Enrollment 6,100 Lect. Dance Program in Theatre Arts Dept. Carolyn Silberman, B.A., Adj. Undergraduate Program Lect. Lila Burnett, M.A., Adj. Lect. Enrollment 20 B.A. Degree Kristy Logan Scott, B.A., Asst. Performing Arts Dance Major Prof. Q.H. Interdisciplinary Degree Undergraduate Courses Areas of Specialization: Basic Modern & Ballet Tech. 4ea. History, Choreography, I, II, III Performance Intermediate Modern Dance 4ea. Auditions required Tech. I, II, III 4ea. Performing Company Choreography I, II 4 Formal Concerts 2 History of Dance 4 Informal Concerts 8 Movement Analysis 4 Touring Concerts 10 Liturgical Dance Workshop - 17 - CALIFORNIA - COLORADO

Basic Lighting & Sound 4 Undergraduate Program Creative Projects 5 Enrollment 32 Independent Study _5 B.S. Degree Practioum 5 Dance Concentration Areas of Specialization: Dance Education, Performance COLORADO Graduate Program Enrollment 5 COLORADO COLLEGE M. Ed. Degree Colorado Springs, Colorado80603 Dance Concentration Private Control Summer Progr %m (limited) Coed Performing Company Enrollment 1,800 Formal Concerts 2 Dance Program in Dance Drama Dept. Informal Concerts 2 Under'graduate Program Touring Concerts B.A. Degree, with-emphasis in Personnel Drama Irmel Fagan, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Dance Concentration Dianne Jostes, M.S., instr.. Summer Program: Hanya Holm's Sarah Manne, M.A., Int-tr. Dance Program Henry Miles, Asst. Prof. Performing Company Linda Martinson, Accomp. Formal Concerts 1 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Personnel Basic Body Movement and *Norman Cornick,.B.S.,Assoc. Rhythm 3 Prof. Folk Dance 1 Undergraduate Courses Units Square Dance 1 Intermediate Modern Dance Folk Dance and American Tech. 1/4,1/4 Dance 3 Intermediate Modern Jazz 1/4,1/4 Beg. Modern Dance 1 Dance for the Theatre 1,1 Int. Modern Dance 1 Intermediate Ballet 1/4,1/4 **Adv. Modern Dance 1 Intermediate CharacterDance1/4,1/4 Beg. Ballet 1 Int., Adv. Modern DanceTech. 1/4,1/4 Int. Ballet 1 Int., Adv. Modern Jazz 1/4,1/4 **Adv. Ballet 1 Dance for the Theatre II 1,1 Modern Jazz 1 Dance Composition 1,1 Tap Dance 1 Int., Adv. Ballet 1/4,1/4 Social Dance 1 Pointe 1/4,1/4 **Dance Comp. I, II, III 2ea. History of Dance L 1 History of Dance I, TI 2ea. Adv. Modern Dance Tech. 1/4,1/4 Modern Dance Tech. -XII 12 Adv. Ballet 1/4,1/4 * *Ballet Tech. I-XI... 12 Pointe II 1/4,1/4 **Dance Notation 2 Adii. Modern-Jazz 1/4,1/4 **Dance Accompaniment 2 **Dance Production 2 **Theory of Modern Dance 2 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY **Contemporary Dance 2 Fort Collins, Colorado 86521 Lyric Theatre 2 Co **Senior Dance Problems 2=5 Enrollment over 16,500 **Methods of American Folk Dance Program in P.E. rcpt. Dance 2

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SCHOOL OF **Methods of Elementary School STEPHENS PERRY-MANSFIELD DANCE AND THEATRE Dance 2 Lloyd Shaw Workshop in Steamboat Springs, Colorado American Dance 2 Private Control Methods in Teaching Rhythms 2 Ned Character Dance 1 Enrollment under 200 Dance in Religion 2 DanCe Program in Dept. of Dance Dance Therapy ;0' 3 Undergraduate Program Credit toward B.F.A. Degree through affiliation with MESA COLLEGE Stephens College, Columbia, 12th and North Missouri. ' Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 Summer Programs Only State Control Personnel Coed V. Dean Funk Enrollment over 3,000 Chuck Harrington of 'Dance Program in Recreation and Harriett Ann Gray, Director Fine Arts Division Dance Undergraduate Program Michael Simms, Ballet Enrollment 20 Summer Session Courses unified courses A.A. and B.A. Degrees Dance Tech: including modern, ballet, Dance Concentration _jazz, ethnic, at elem., Interdisciplinary Degree_ int., and adv. levels Areas of Specialization: Performance, Choreography Creative Dance for Children Summer Program Dance Comp. Performing Company Acting Tech. Formal Concerts 3 Music for the Dalice Informal Concerts 3 Stage Production Per-fAkrmances Touring Concerts 1 Dance Rehearsals and Personnel Choreography *Ann J. Sanders, M.A., Asst. Prof. Light for the Dance Dale Lee Niven, B.A., Instr. Voice Undergraduate Courses S.H. Piano Beg. Modern Dance 1 Int. Moderg,Dance 1 Adv. Modern Dance 1 UNIVERSITY OFD COLORADO Beg. Ballet 1 970 Aurora Street 80302 Int. Ballet 1 Boulder, COlorado Adv. Ballet State Control Beg. Tap Coed Beg. Modern Jazz 1 Enrollment 20,000 Dance Program in Dept. ofTheatre Beg. Improvisation and Comp. 3 Creative Play Activities in Dance 3 and Dance Dance Production 3 Undergraduate Program Repertory Dance. 1 Enrollment 64 Independent Study in Dance Comp. 1 B.S. and B.A. Degrees Dance Education Major Performing Arts Dance Major Certification program: B.S. in P.E. with Dance Emphasis COLORADO

Areas of Specialization: Problems in.Dance Admin. Choreography, Performance, and Curriculum 2 Teaching, Tech. Theatre Problems in Organization for Dance and Admin. of Perf. Auditions required GroUps 2 Graduate Program Studio. Concert 1-3 Enrollment 8 Choreography I, II 2-4 M.A. Degree Dance Recital 1-3 Areas of Specialization: Independent Study 2-3 Choreography, Performance, Research Project 3 Teaching Thesis (may be creative Summer Program thesis) 4 Affiliation with Professional Co.: Nancy Spanier Dance Theatre of Colorado UNIVERSITY OF DENVER *** Performing Company Denver, Colorado. 80210 Formal Concerts 2 Private Control Informal doncerts 4 Coed Touring Concerts6 Enrollment 9,000 Personnel Dance Program in Dept. of Theatre *Charlotte Irey, M.A Prof. Undergraduate Program Nancy Spanie4 M.A., Asst. Prof. B.A. Degree Marilyn Cohen, B.S., Sr. Instr. Dance Minor Larry Boyette, B.A., Instr. Dance Concentration Emily Wadhams, M.A., Asst. Prof. Graduate Program Paul Oertel, M.A, Instr. M.A. and M.F.A. Degrees William Elliott, Accompanist Dance Concentration Undergraduate Courses S.H. Summer Program Ballet: Beg., Int., Adv. Tech. 1-8 Personnel Modern: Beg., Int., Adv. Tech. 12 *Jeremiah Runley, Ph. D., Assoc. Recreational Forms 1 Prof. Beginning Comp. and Improv. 3 Dulcy Amter, B.A., Instr. Children's Creative Dance 3 Ann Amter, B.A., Instr. Dance Comp., Int., Adv. 3,3 Joseph Martinez, B.A., Guest Instrik_ History and Philosophy of Dance 3 Undergraduate Courses Cr.Hr. Dance in the 20th Century 3 Beg. Theatre Dame 3 Musical Accomp. for Dance 3 Introduction to Dance 2 Performance Events Movement , 3

Methods of Teaching Dance 3 .' Int. Theatre Dance 6 . Movement Analysis in Practicum 3 Adv. Theatre Dance 6 Dance Repertoy 2-4 Theories of Stage Movement 9 Independent Study 1-3 Int. Stage Movement 6 'Dance Practicum 1-3 Period Styles 15 Thkatre Courses 3-9 Performance Practicum 15 Graate Courses Graduate Courses Methods of Graduate Study 3 Theories of Stage Movement 9 Readings in Dance 3 Int. Stage Movement 6 Seminar in Dance 3 Period Styles 15 Dance Repertory 2-4 Independent Study 15 Problems in Dance (arranged) 2 Performance Practicum 15 Dance Practicum 1-3 -20- 2J COLORADO - CONNECTICUT

UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADO CONNECTICUT Greeley, Colorado 80639 State Control ARNOLD COLLEGE Coed UNIVERSITY OF BRIDGEPORT Enrollment over 12,000 Bridgeport, Connecticut 06602 Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Private Control Undergraduate Program Coed 30-40 Minors Enrollment'7,293 B.A., B.S. Degree, depending' Dance bOgram in Dept. of P.E. on major UndergradUate Program Minor in Dance Enrollment 78 Summer Program B.S. Degree Performing Company Dance Specialization Formal Concert 1 Interdisciplinary Degree Informal Concerts 2 State Certification in Dance Touring Concerts 10-12 Performing Company Personnel Formal Concerts 5 *Sandra C. Minton, M.A., Instr. Informal Concerts 2 Fern Tresvan, B.F.A., Instr. Personnel Cynthia Carlisle, M.A., Instr. *Jennifer Mitchell, M.A., Asst. Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Prof. Analysis and Movements of Undergraduate Courses Modern Dance 2 Beg. Modern Dance Analysis and Movements of t, Beg. Ballet Folk and Square Dance 2 Int. Modern Dance Problems in Dance Comp. 2 Dance Performance and Prod. 1 Rhythms of the Elem. School 2 Beg. Choreography 2 Modern Dance Tech. and Comp. Int. Choreography 2 Improvisation and Comp. Forms 2 Folk, Square and Social Dance 2 Rhythmic Analysis of Dance Dance History 3 Accompaniment 2 Teaching Dance in Elem. Schools 2 Teaching of Dance 2 Teaching Dance in Sec. Workshop in Modern Dance 4 Schools 2 Dance History and Philosophy 4 Teaching Dance Summary 3 Dance_Production 2 Adv. Stage Performance 1 Beg. Jazz Dance 1 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE Int. Jazz Dance 1 New London, Connecticut 06320 Adv. Jazz Dance 1 Private Control Beg. Ballet 1 Coed Int. Ballet 1 Enrollment over 1,600 Beg. Modern 1 Dance Program in Dance Dept. Int. Modern 1 Undergraduate Program Enrollment 40 B.A. Degree Performing Arts Dance Major Interdisciplinary Degree Auditions required CONNECTICUT

Graduate Program Undergraduate Program Enrollment 3 Enrollment 40 M.F.A. Degree B.S. Degree Performing Arts Dance Major Dance Concentration Areas of Specialization: Summer Program Performance, Teaching, Performing Company Choreography Formal Concerts 2 Personnel Informal Concerts3or more *Martha Myers, Prof. Personnel Laurie Lindquist, Asst. Prof. Phyllis Grande, M.A., Asst. Prof. Carolyn Coles, Asst.' Prof. Mary Lee, M.A., Instr. Guest Artists include: Walter Terry, M.A., Guest Instr. Lenore Latimer, Thelma Hill, Undergraduate Courses S.H. Edward DeSoto, Libby Nye, Tech. I & II Modern Dance 2 Walter NiCks, Nancy Meehan, Tech. Folk and Square 1 Lance Westergard, MarcUs Tech. Ballet 1 Schulkind, Walter Terry Modern Dance (Comp.) 3 Wall Matthews, Accomp. History of Dance 3 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Historic Dances for Actors Introductory Theory and Style 4 (Theatre) . 3 Introduction to Dance 4 Accompaniment for Dance 3 History of Dance 4 Dance Production 3 Basic Experimental Workshop 4 Int. Theory and style 4 Repertory and Performance 4 ST. JOSEPH COLLEGE Senior Seminar 4 1678 Asylum Avenue Individual Study 4 West Hartford, Connecticut06117 Adv. Theory and Style. 4 Private Control , Low Int. Theory and Style 4 Women Int. Experimental Workshop 4 Enrollment 600 Adv. Experimental Workshop 4 Dance Program in Fine Arts Dept. Dance and Theatre Production 4 Undergraduate Program History and Development of Dance Minor Human Movement 4 Dance Concentration Fundamentals of Effort Shape 4 Interdisciplinary Degree Graduate Courses Performing Company Same as undergraduate courses Formal Concerts 1 graduate level Informal ,Concerts 5 Practice Teaching 4 Touring Concerts 10 Master's The 1s 8 Personnel Individual Study-1. Ceci Taylor, M.A., Asst. Prof. Undergraduate Courses S.H. Beg. Modern Dance 3 SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE COLLEGE Int. Modern Dance 3 501 Crescent Street Adv.' Modern Dance 3 New Haven, Connecticut 06515 Comp. 2 State Control Dance gistory 3 Coed Dance as a Fine Art 3 Enrollment over 13,000 Independent Study 1-3 Dance Program in P.E.

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Undergraduate Courses S.H. Introduction to Perf. THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Arts: Dance 1 Massachusetts and Nebraska Avenues Theatre: Interdisciplinary Washington, D.C. 20016 Art 1 Private Control Introduction to Perf. Coed Arts: Theatre 1 Enrollment over 14,000 Stage Make Up 1 Dance Program in Dept. of Modern Dance I-III 1/2 Performing Arts Ballet I-III 1/2 Undergraduate Program Oral fnterpretation t 1 Enrollment 45 Individual Creative B.A. Degree Expression- 1 Dance Education Major Basic Acting Tech. 1 Performing Arts Dance Major Theatre Prod. Tech. I & II 1 Dance Minor Theatre Perf. Tech. I & II 1 Bachelor of Music World Theatre I & II 1 Interdisciplinary Degree Music for Dance & Theatre '1 State Certification in Dance Lighting Design 1 Areas of Specialization: Speech and Voice for Theatre 1 Performance, Choreography, Independent Reading for Education, History, Body the Perf. Arts 1 Knowledge, Production, **History and Philosophy of Interdisciplinary Work Dance I & II 1 Graduate Program Beginning Directing 1 Enrollment 46 **Advanced Methods of M.A. Degree Teaching Modern Dance 1 Performing Arts Major and Minor **Dance Comp. I - III 1 Masters in Music and Music Ed. **Adv. Scene Design 1 Summer Program Costume Design 1 Performing Company **Workshop in Dance Prod. Formal Concerts 2 (Repertory) 1 Informal Concerts 2 **Workshop in Dance Prod. Personnel (Improvisation) 1 *Naima Prevots, M.A., Prof. Independent Study in the Shelley Berg, Adj. Prof. Performing Arts 1/4-2 Brook Andrews, M.A., Asst. Prof. Rotating Topics in Acting/ Meade Andrews, Ph.D., Asst. Prof. Directing 1 Mary,Day, Adj. Prof. Music and Art 1 EvolutIOn of Jazz and Rock 1 Charles Crowder, M.A., Prof. . Ken Baker, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Music Theory for Non-Majors 1 Boris Boranovic, M.A.,Asst. Prof. Music and the Perf. Arts 1 Haig Mardirosian, D.M.A., Asst. Prof. Language and Literature of Alan Mandel, M.S., Prof. Music I & II 1 Valerie Morris, M.A., Asst. Prof. History'of Music 1 George Schuetze, Ph.d., Prof. Graduate and Advanced Undergraduate Gordon Smith, Ph.D., Prof. Courses- Herbert Voss, M.A., Assoc. Prof. History and Philosophy of Elizabeth Daley, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof. Dance III 3 Jamie Hindman, Ph.D., Asst. Prof. Survey of Arts Management 3 Promotion and P.R. for the Perf. Arts 3 -23- D.C.

Case Studies in'Perf. GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 20052 Arts Management 3 Washington, D.C. Effort/Shape 3 Private Control Exploration of Artistic Element 3 Coed Seminar in Theatre History 3 Enrollment 17,700 Independent Reading in the Perf. Dance Program in Dept. of Human Arts 1-6 Kinetics and Leisure Studies Creative Theories and Criticism 3 Undergraduate Progrbm Creative Writers Performance Lab 3 Enrollment 20 Media Performance 3 B.S. Degree Rotating Topics" n Acting/ Dance Major State Certification in Dance Directing 3 Artistic and Organizational Areas of Specializations Dance Education, Dance as Planning in Perf. Arts 3 Dynamic Alignment 3 a Performing Art Ballet Repetoire 1 Graduate Program Ballet Pointe 1 Enrollment 39 Comp. of Dance 3 M.A. Degree Modern Dance III 3 Dance Major World Theatre II 3 Summer Program Performing Company Adv. Costume Design 3 Research Seminar in Perf. Arts 1-6 Formal Concerts 3 Master Thesis Seminar 3-6 Informal Concerts 2-4 Non-Thesis Option 3-6 Personnel *Nancy Diers Johnson, M.S., Asst. Prof. Maida Rust Withers, M.A., Assoc. FEDERAL CITY COLLEGE *** Washington, D.C. 20036 Prof. Federal Government Control Guest Artist-in-Residence each semester Coed Enrollment over 8,000 John Bailey, M.A., Lect. Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Beth Burkhardt, B.S., Lect. Eric Greer, Musician Undergraduate Program Sandra Fortune Green, Lect. Dance Minor Edward Kasouf, Musician Summer Program Joe Jeff Goldblatt, B.F.A.,Lect. Personnel Dir. Margaret Ramsay, M.S., Lect. *Edna L. Long, M.F.A., Asst. S.H. Undergraduate Courses S.H. Undergraduate Courses Modern, Ballet, Beg. Modern Tech. I 1 Dance Tech: Ethic, Jazz, Tap 1-3ea. Ethnic Tech. Introduction to Dance Beg. Ballet Tech. 1 Therapy 3 History of Dance I 3 Teaching Ethnic Dance 2 Beg. Modern Tech. II 1 2 Ethnic Tech. II 1 Dance Improvisation .,,, Dance Composition .3,3 ell' History of Dance II 3 Movement Tech. for Theatre 2 Comp. and Improvisation 2 Dance Workshop 2 Mime Movement Theatre Dance Education 3 Jazz Workshop 1 Special Problems in Dance. Practicum 2 Dance Production Workshop 4 Comp. )Creative Dance for Children 3 Creative Dance for Children 3

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Repertory 1-2 FLORIDASTATE UNIVERSITY Student Teaching - Dance 6-12 Tallahassee, Florida 32306. Dance History 3,3 -State Control Dance Notation and Movement Coed Analyses: Labanotation 3 Enrollment over 22,000 Theatre Prod. for the Dance 3,3 Dance Program in Dept. of Dance Choreography 3 Undergraduate Program Human Anatomy 3 Enrollment 70 Kinesiology 3 B.F.A Degree Dance Tech. Theory. 3 Areas of Specialization: Independent Study 1-6 Performance, Choreography,

Seminar in Music and Dance 3 . Teaching Workshop 1-3 Auditions required Graduate Courses Graduate Program Conceptual Basis of Motor Enrollment 12 Learning 3 M.F.A. Degree Philosophic Foundations of Areas of Specialization: Dance 3 Performance, Choreography, Dance Reconstruction 3 Teaching Dance in Society 3 Performing and Touring Companies Adv. Workshop 1-3 Formal Concerts 10 InternationalExperience 1-9 Informal Concerts 6 Practicum 3-6 Touring Concerts 5-6 Adv. Seminar 1-3 Personnel *Nancy W. Smith, Ph.D., Prof. Independent Study , 1-6 Adv. Topical Studies 3 or 6 Lester Bruch, M.M., Assoc. Prof. Thesis Research 6 Lynda. Davis, M.F.A., Assist. Prof. Maria de Baroncelli, Assoc. Prof. Odette Salvaggio, M.A., Production FLORIDA Manager +Undergraduate Courses Q.H. ECKERD COLLEGE Non-Major St. Petersburg, Florida33733 Beg. Cont. -Dance A,B,C 2ea. Private Beg. Ballet A,B,C 2ea.° Coed Int. Cont Dance 2 Enrollment 950 Int. Ballet 2 Dance Program in Theatre Dept. Major Undergraduate Program dbnt. Dance I, II, III 4ea. B.A. Degree in Theatre Ballet I, II, III 4ea. Interdisciplinary Studies Square and Social Dance 2 Performing Company Folk Dance 2 Formal Concerts 2 Dance Theatre 1 Inf,rml Concerts vary Comp. IA, IB, IIA, IIB 2ea. Personnel Repertory (Comp. III) 3 James R. Crlson, Director of Comp. IVA, IVB Sea. Theatre\ Rhythmic Analysis 2 UndergraduatelCourses S.H. Music and Choreography 2 Beg. ModernDance Methods and Materials in Int. Modern Dance 4 Dance Education 3 Beg. Comp. Dance Perf. 1-3 Int. Comp Dance Prod. 3 Workshops in Jazz, Tai Chi, Yoga, Dance Production Lab 3 and Eurythmics -25- k. FLORIDA t)..-.dam talanotationI, II 3ea. UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA History and Philosophy of Daftce Gainesville, Florida 32611

. I, II, III '4 3ea. State Control Directed Individual Study % 1-4 Coed Enrollment 29,000 o (Non-majors are admitted int(54, major Dance Program in Dept. of Theatre classes by special permission.) Undergraduate Program Enrollment 5 +Studio technique courses,performance B.F.A. in Dance and'repertory courses are repeatable for B.S. in P.E. a specified amount of credit..-'1, Bachelor's Degree in any discipline with dance specialization Graduate Course Dance Major 4 . Cont.lance Dance Specialization A, Ballet. 4 Interdisciplinary Degree Dance Theatre 1 Auditions required for B.F.A. Choreoaphy 4 Graduate Program dPracti *nm in Dance Perf. and Enrollment 4 3 M.A. in P.E. 'Theo Olf,Dance 5 M.F.A. in Theatre -.Mance, f. 1-3 Dance Specialization .phic Project 3-9 Performing Company Direc-E ,CliIndividual Study in Formal Concerts 2-3 Dan e Astory 3,3 Informal Concerts 2-3 Directe ,Individual Study 2-4 Personnel Superyed Research 3 *Rusti Brandman, Ph.D., Asst. Prof. Super sed Teaching 5.. Undergraduate Courses Q.H. +Modern Dance I 1 2 +Modern Dance II 2 MIAMI-DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, SOUTH +Modern Dance III, IV 3ea. -SOUTH,CAMPUS *** +Jazz Dance 1 11011 S%144'104th Street Modern Dance Teaching Miami, ida33176 Methods 3 State Po Dance Comp. 2 Coed +Dance Prod. 1-3 EnrolMene over 12,500 Dance in Elem. Ed. 4 Dance Program in P.E. Department Seminar in Dance History Personnel and Philosophy 4 ene Del Zingro Farls, M.S., Assoc. Folk Dance 1 Prof. Social Dance 1 Maria B. Hornor, M.Ed., Prof. Square Dance 1 Undergraduate Courses S.H. +Ballet I 2 Beg. Modern Dance 1 Practicum in Repertory Int. Modern Dance 1 Dance Theatre 12 Independent Study 1-3 Folk and Social Dance Folk, Square, Social Dance , Pedagogy 3 (Service) 1 Individual Study variable Folk, Square, Social Dance Graduate Courses (Major) 2 Practicum in Repertory Fundamentals of Movement 1 Dance Theatre 12

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+Dance Company (Modern Dance IV) 3 GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY Independent Studies variable University Plaza Master's Research variable Atlanta, Georgia30303 Adv. Research in Dance Undergraduate Program History and Philosophy 4 B.S. of Ed. Workshop in Directing Dance, Minor in Dance I & II 4ea. Graduate Program Enrollment 10 +Repeatable M. Ed. Degree Areas of Specialization: Education, Choreography UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Performing Company Coral Gables, Florida 33124 Formal Concerts 2 or more Private Control Informal Concerts 4 or more Coed Affiliation with Professional Co.: Enrollment over 1,000 Atlanta Contemporary Dance Co. Dance Program in Dept. of H.P.E.R. Personnel Undergraduate Program Catherine Schane, M.F.A., Asst. B. Ed. Degree Prof. Dance for P.E. and Recreation Majors Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Summer Programs occasionally Teaching Rhythmical Personnel Activities 5 *Annette Underwood, M.Ed., Instr. Basic Dance Comp. 3 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Beg., Int., Adv. Modern Elem. Modern Dance 2 Dance 2ea. Int. Modern Dance 2 Beg., Int. Ballet 2ea. Folk Dance, Methods and Graduate Courses Materials 2 Creative Movement 5 **Dance Seminar (dance therapy, Basic Dance Comp. 5 comp., etc.) 3 Compositional Dance Forms 5 Comparative Analysis of Dance Styles 5 GEORGIA Adv. Choreographic Workshop 5-10 20th Century History and GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE Philosophy of Dance 5 Statesboro, Georgia 30458 Foundations in Dance Ed. 5 Undergraduate Program Music for the. Dancer 5 B.S. in Ed., Major in P.E. (incomplete information) Emphasis in Dance Performing Company Formal Concert 1 SIJELMAN COLLEGE*** Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Atlanta, Gergia 30314 Tap, Ballet, Folk, Square, Private Control Social, Modern Dance lea. Women Introduction to Dance 3 Enrollment 900 Teacning of Folk and Square Dance Program in Division of Fine Dance 3 Arts Teaching of Modern and Social Undergraduate Program Dance 3 B.A. Degree (incomplete information) Dance Minor GEORGIA - HAWAII

Personnel Dance History I & II Sea. *Mozel J. Spriggs, M.A., Asst. Prof. Improvisation 2 Margie LaBarda, M.F.A., Instr. Dance Workshop A & B 3ea. Donna Rizzo, Instr. IndependOnt Study 1-5 Jacqueline Benton, B.A., Accomp. Fracticum 3 Connie Lokey, Accomp. Readings in Dance 3 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Concert.Dance Company 1-12 Ballet Tech., Int. I & II 2 Ballet Tech., Adv. I & II 2 Int. I & II 2 HAWAII Modern ech., Adv. I & II 2 Advanced Folk Forms 1 UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII Rhythmic Analysis 3 1770 East West Road History and Philosophy of Honolulu, Hawaii 96822 Dance 3 State Control Methods and Materials for Coed Teaching Dance to Enrollment 18,000 Children 3 Dance Program in Dept. of Drama Dance Production 3 and Music Undergraduate Program Enrollment 40 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA B.A. Degree Athens, Georgia 30602 Dance Concentration State Control Interdisciplinary Degree Coed Graduate Program Enrollment 22,000 Enrollment 10 Dance Program in Div. of H.P.E.R. M.A. in Dance Ethnology in Undergraduate Program Dept. of Music or Asian Enrollment 25 Studies B.S.Ed. Degree M.F.A. in Dance Theatre in Dance Education Major Dept. of Drama Performing Company Summer Program Formal Concert 1 Affiliation with Professional Co.: Informal Concerts 3 Hawaii Dance Theatre Touring Concerts upon request Performing Company Personnel Formal Concerts 2 *Marilyn G. Trigg, M.A., Instr. Informal Concerts 5 Virginia Carver, B.S., Instr. Touring Concerts 1 Mark Wheeler, M.S., Instr. Personnel Jude Wido, M.S., Instr. *Carl Wolz, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Undergraduate Courses Q. H. Betty Jones, Assoc. Prof. Modern Dance Tech., Beg. 6,max. Yasuki Sasa, Assoc. Prof. Modern Dance Tech., Int. 6,max. Judy\ Van Zile, M.A. Asst. Prof. Modern Dance Tech., Adv. 6,max. Koishiro Nishikawa, Lect. Ballet, Beg. 6,max. Ho'oulu Cambra, Lect. ;Ballet, Int. 6,max. Wayne. Mendoza, Lect. Ballet, Adv. Adrienne Kaeppler, Lect. Choreography I & II 3ea Halla Pai Huhm, Lect. Theories'of Movement 3 Yoshino Nakasone, Lect. Anatomy for the Dancer 3 Takako Asakowa, Asst. Prof. Dance Perspectives 3 Jacqueline Kellet, Lect. Methods and Materials for PDavid Hatch Walker, Lect. Teaching Dance 3 James Hutchison, Lect. -28-

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Undergraduate Courses S.H. Summer Program Introduction to Dance 3 Affiliation with Professional Co.: Dance in World Cultures 3 Ballet Folk Modern Dance I 3,3 Performing Company Ballet I 3,3 Formal Concerts 6 Modern Dance II 3,3 Informal Concerts 2 Ballet II 3,3 Touring Concerts 4-6 Modern Dance III 3,3 Personnel Ballet III 3,3 *Diana Walker, M.Ed., Assoc. Prof. **Modern Dance IV- 3,3 Judi Haas, M.A., Instr. **Ballet IV 3,3 Jaye Petrick, B.A., Assoc. Fac. Dance History 3 Carl Petrick, B.A., Assoc. Fac. Dance Comp. 3,3 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Dance Repertory 3 Modern Dance, Beg., Int., Labanotation 3,3 Adv. lea. Asian and Pacific Music Ballet, Beg., Int., Adv. lea. and Dance in Ed. 2 Jazz, Beg., Int., Adv. lea. **Regional Dances 3 Ethnic Dance 1 Ethnic Dance Ensembles: Square and Social Dance 1 Hawaiian, Oceania, Dance Tech. 2 Philippine, Javanese, Problems in Dance Comp. 1-4 Japanese, Okinawan, Rhythms for Children 2, Korean, other Asian lea. Labanotation 1 **Problems in Movement Theory and Tech. of Analysis 3 Teaching Dance 2 **Adv. Choreography 3 Dance Production 2 **Seminar in Dance Ethnology3 Directed Study **Thesis 6 Adv. Comp., Rehearsal,and Fundamentals of Movement 1 Perf. 1-4 Jazz Dance 3,3 Dance Accomp. 3 Creative Movement for Children 3 Dance HistOry 3 **Adv. Creative Movement for Practicum in Tutoring 1-2 Children 3 (See Addendum, Idaho State Teaching of Dance 3 University, Page 108) ILLINOIS

IDAHO CHICAGO CONSORTIUM OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES UNIVERSITYOF IDAHO 2235 N. Sheffield Moscow, Idaho83843 Chicago, Illinois 60614 State Control Graduate Program Coed Enrollment 60 EnrollMent over 6,000 M.Ed. in the Arts and Inter- Dance Program in Center for Dance, disciplinarylearning P.E. Dept. Affiliation with Professional 9o.: Undergraduate Program Chicago Moving Company Enrollment 15 Personnel Degree, Bachelor of Dance Nana Soibrig, -B.A., Instr. Dance Major Graduate Courses S.H. D "*Education Major Movement Images 3 r certification in Dance 9f. (incomplete information) Chor'eography, Therapy -29- 3 ILLINOIS

GEORGE WILLIAMSCOLLEGE Summer Program 555 31st Street Performing Company Downers Grove, Illinois 60137 Formal Concerts 2 Private Control Informal Concert 1 Touring Concerts 2-3 Coed Enrollment 1,200 Personnel Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Don Coven, B.S., Instr. Undergraduate Program R. Dwaine Goodwin, M.R. W., Enrollment (P.E.) 100 Asst. Prof. B.S. Degree, dance Specialization Dianne Howe, M.F.A Instr. Graduate Program Carmen Imel, Ph.D., Prof. Enrollment (P.E.) 40 *Gwen K. Smith, Ph.D., Prof. M.S. Degree Christine Meyers, M.F.A. Asst. Performing Company Prof. Formal Concert 1 Sylvester Legner, B.M.E., Touring Concerts 3 Musician S.H. Personnel Undergraduate Courses *Nora Veyette, M.S., Asst. Prof. Social, Square arid Folk 1 Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Dance I 9-18 Modern Dance I, II, III lea. Studies in Modern Dance 2 Movement for the Theatre 1 Dance Accomp. 2 Folk and Social Dance I, II, Studies in Ballet 2 III lea. Mechanics for the Dance 6 Teaching Rhythmic Activities 3 Notation I, II 2 Modern Jazz r- 1 Dance for Elem. School Ballet I, II 'lea. Jazz Dance I, II 3 Modern Dance Comp. Tap Dance I, II 3 Tap Dance 1 Square Dance I, II 3 Dance Company 1 Folk Dance I, II 3 Social Dance I, II 3 Modern Dance I, II 3 4 ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY. Dance Comp. 1-3 Normal, Illinois 61761 Dance Practicum I State Control Independent Study (Field 1-2 Coed Experiences) Enrollment 19,000 Graduate Courses 2 Dance Program in Dept. of H.P.E.R. +Teaching of Dance Undergraduate Program +History and Philosophy of Enrollment 37 Dance 14 II 6 B.S., B.A., or B.S. in Ed. +Principles of Production 3 2 Major in Dance +Teaching of Folk Forms 2 Major in Dance Education +Problems of Dance 2 Minor in Dance +Dance for Children Minor in Dance Education +Dance Comp. Interdisciplinary Degree Introduction to Research 3 2 Graduate Program Seminar in Dance Enrollment 2 . Movement Phenomenology 3 1-6 M.A., M.S., or M.S. in Ed. Advanced Studies 1-6 Concentration in Dance Thesis Research +may be enrolled by seniors and juniors

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NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 'NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY DeKalb, Illinois 60115 619 Clark Street 60201 State Control Evanston, Illinois Coed Private Control Enrollment 25,000 Coed, Evanston Campus Dance Program in Div. of Dance, Enrollment 8,000 Dept. of Theatre Arts Dance program in P.E. Dept. Undergraduate Program Undergraduate Program Enrollment 95 Enrollment 3 B.A. Degree in Theatre-Dance B.S. Degree Dance Performance and Composition Dance Ed. Major emphasis Dance Ed. Minor Graduate Program State Certification in Dance M.A. Degree Graduate Program Auditions required Enrollment 3 Summer Program M.A. Degree Performing Company Dance Ed. Major Formal Concerts 2 Summer Program Informal Concerts 10 Performing Company Touring Concerts 20 Formal Concerts 2-3 Personnel Informal Concerts 4 *Scott Douglas Morrow, B.F.A., Dir. Personnel *Delta H. Bannister, M.A., Dir. Lila Dole, M.S. Patricia P. Flentye, B.A., Instr. Harolyn Gaudette, M.F.A. Jere Tulk, M.S. Elizabeth Clayton, B.A., Instr. Melissa Nunn, M.A., Instr. Undergraduate Courses S.H. Q.H. Modern Dance Tech. I, II, III Undergraduate Courses Ballet TechI, II, III Introduction to the Dance Experience 4 Improvisat' n Composition, Int., Adv. Modern Dance/Movement 4 Men's Classes Workshop Pointe Dance as a Leisure Time 4 Partnering Activity Integrated Studies in Music Variations for Dance: Dance Notation Perf. and Teaching 4 History and Criticism Improvisation Dance and the Fine Arts Dance Making: 4 Music for Dances and Comp. 4 Costume Design Dance in Modern'America Tech. classes in Modern Dance, Lighting for Dancers Dance Theatre Production Choreography Workshop, Fundamentals of Acting Concert Dance Company, Ballet, Tap, Folk Dance, Dance Repertory Special Studies in Dance Jazz Dance, SquAre Tutorial in Dance Dance, and Social Dane Graduate Courses are non-credit. Dance History, Criticism and Graduate Courses 4 Research Creative Dance for Children 4 Dance and the Fine Arts Dance in the Schools ' 4 Notation Seminar History of Dance Independent Study' 4-8 Special Studies Elective Cognate Courses 12-16 'Tutorial in Dance 31 - 4 ILLINOIS

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Perf. Arts Dance Maj., Dance Min. Carbondale, Illinois- 62901 State Certification in Dance State Control Areas of Specialization: Coed Performing, Teaching ErOollment over 25,000 Graduate Program Undergraduate Program Enrollment 12 B.S. Degree M.A. Degree Dance Minor, P.E. Dance Major Dance Specialization, Theatre Areas of Specialization: Interdisciplinary Degree Choreography, Performance Summer Program Summer Prool Performing Company Performing i'4pany Formal Concerts 2 Formal Concerts 1 Informal Concerts 2 Informal Concerts vary Touring Concerts 3 Personnel Sallie Idoine,M.M., Asst. Prof. Personnel *Patricia K. Knowles, M.A., Assoc. Linda Kostalik, M.F.A., Instr. Meredith Taylor,.B.A., Lect. Prof. Beverly S. Blossom, M.A., Assoc. Undergraduate Courses, Beg. Contemporary Prof. Mary Price Boday, M.F.A., Visit- Int. Contemporary Adv. Contemporary ing Asst. Prof. Angelina Fisher, M.S., Asst. Prof. Beg.' Classical Ballet Int. Classical Ballet Camille C. Hardy, Ph.D., Asst. Adv. Classical Ballet Prof. Tap Dance Ted Kalmon, M.A., Asst. Prof. Folk and Square Oliver J. Kostock, M.A., Assoc. History and Philosophies of Prof. Dance 4 John Landovsky, Asst. Prof. Willis Ward, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Choreography 4 Beg. Teaching Methods 1 C ?ester Wolenski, Lect. Undergraduate Courses S.H. Teaching Methods 3 Introduction to Prod. for Stage Movement 2 2ea. Southern Repertory Dance Perf. Arts I& II 1,2 Theatre - Production Perf. Practicum I 1 Theatre Practicum 2-3 Movement Fundamentals Orientation to Dance as Theatre Practicum, Independent 2 Studies 2 Art and Ed. Modern Tech. I Improvisation I & II --a. 4 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN Beg. Comp. 1,2, Urbana, Illinois61801 Ballet I & II (up to 8 credits) State Control Music Theory for Dancers Coed 2ea. EnrollMent 35,000 I & II 1,2. Dance Program in Dept. of Dance, Undergrad. Open Seminar Fine and Applied Arts (up to 9 credits) Undergraduate Program Creative Dance for Children 3 Enrollment 100 Teaching of Dance to Adolescents and Adults 3 B.A. and B.F.A. Degrees Teaching of Dance in the Dance Ed. Major Public Schools 3 -32- ILLINOIS - INDIANA

1 Instructional Methods in Dance Int. Modern Dance 2 Ed. 3 Adv. Modern Vance Social Dance 1 Modern Tech. II - 2-3 1 (total of 18 credits) Jazz Dance 1 Int. Comp. 2 Tap Dance 9 Music Lit. for Dancers 3 Dance Theatre Ballet Tech. (2) 2 **Composer-Choreographer WorkshOp 2 Anatomy 3 **Performalce Practicum II 1-4 Physiology 3 (total of 12) Kinesiology 3 2 . **Labanotation I 3 Comp. 1 **Dance Repertory Workshop 2-4 Prod. 1 **History of Dance I & II Sea. Accomp. for Dance **Theory and Philosophy of Dance 3 History of. Dance 2-4 Dance for Children. 3 **Special Problems 2 **Modern Tech. III . 2-3 Dance for Secondary School 1 **Improvisation III 1 Beg. Folk Dance 1 **Adv. Comp. 2 Int. Folk Dance **Ballet III 1 Beg. Square Dance 1 **Accompaniment for Dance 1 Int. Square Dance Tech. of Folk and Square **Dance Prod. Workshop 2-3 1 Graduate Courses 7 Folk Dance Theatre Problems in Dance Ed. 1/2 (audition) Graduate Courses, Choreography. 1 3 Dance Seminar 1 Dance for Children Current Practices in Dance 3

INDIANA BUTLER UNIVERSITY Jordon,College of Music BALL STATE UNIVERSITY Indianapolis, Indiana46208 Muncie, Indiana 47306 State Control Private Control Coed Coed EnFollment over 17,000 Enrollment over 4,500 Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Undergraduate Program Enrollment 100 UndergraduateProgram' Enrollment 40 B.A. and B.F.A. Degrees Dance Minor - Emphasis in Performing Arts Dance Major Modern and Folk Dance Audition required Performing Company Graduate Program Formal Concert 1 Enrollment 12 Informal Concerts 3 or more M.A. Degreb Performing Arts Dance Major Personnel Performing Company *Charlotte Korsgaard, M.A., Asst. . Formal Concerts 20 Prof. Sarah Mangelsdorf, M.A., Instr. Informal Concerts 4 Yaakov Eden, Instr. Touring 10 Nancy Linson, M.A., Asst. Prof. Summer Program' Coranell Rossow, M.A., Instr. Personnel Undergraduate Courses Louis F. Chenette, Dean Fundamentals of Rhyttlp *Martha Cornick, Ph.D., Prof. Instr. Beg.. Modern Dance Betty Butterbaugh, M.A.,

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Peggy Dorsey, Instr. INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY William Glenn, Assoc. Prof. Terre Haute, Indiana 47809 Betty Gour, Asst. Prof. State Control Harry.Kerwin, Asst. Prof. Coed Karen Littman, Instr. Enrollment 12,000 George Verdak, Assoc. Prof., Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Artistic Dir., Butler Undergraduate\Program Ballet Company B.A. and B.S. Degrees Undergraduate Courses S.H. Dance Program Ballet Tech.7seTieSters) 16 Summer Program Pointe (6 semesters) 6 Performing Company Modern Tech. and Workshop Formal Concert 1 (8 semesters) 8 Informal Concerts vary Theatre Dance Forms (4 sem.) 6 Touring.Concerts minima Character Dance (2 sem.) 2 Personnel Dance History (2 sem.) 4 Dixie Stater, Ph.D., Assoc. Choreography (2 sem.) 4 Prof. Dance Accomp. (2 sem.) 2 Willie Mae Grisson, Ed. D., Teaching Analysis 2 Assoc. Prof. Teaching Practicum (2 sem.) 4 Margit Treiber, M.S., Assoc. Special Problems 1-3 Prof. Individual Study 3 Marthanne Markel, M.S., Instr. Classical Mime 1 Joyce Bachtic, M.S., Instr. Theory and Philosophy (2 sem.) 4 Undergraduate Courses Cr.Hr. Pas de deux (4 sem.) 4 Beg. Folk Dance 1 Variations (Z sem.) 2 Int. Folk Dance 1 1 Seeior Prod. (2 sem.) 3 Folk and Square Dance 1 Honors Thesis (1 sem.) 3 Beg. Mod. Dance Butler Ballet 8-12 Int. Mod. Dance 1 Adv. Mod. Dance 1 Additional Acting and Stagecraft Social Dance 1 courses in Drama Department and Teaching Rhythms in the music courses in Music Dept. Elem. School 2 Special Instruction School in Teaching Rhythms in the Dance separate from University High School 2 Dept. with staff of ten. Theory of Modern Dance 2 Seminar in Modern Dance Graduate Courses Comp. 2 Ballet Tech. 8 Analysis and Application of Modern Tech. and Workshop 4 Rhythmic Forms for Dance 3 Teaching Analysis 2 Graduate Courses Teaching Practicum 2 Seminar in Creative Rhythm Dance Research Project 3 and Dance Ed. for the Graduate Prod. 4 Elem. School 2 Graduate Recital 2 Seminar in Modern Dance Comp. 2 Individual,project 1-3 Analysis and Application of Adv. Theatre-Dance Forms 2 Rhythmic Forms of Dance 3 Pointe 2 Pas de deux 2 Variations 2 Butler Ballet 4

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Undergraduate Courses Q.H. INDIANA UNIVERSITY Rhythmic Aspects of Bloomington, Indiana47401 Movement 1 State Control Folk Dance 1 Coed 1 Enrollment 32,000 Square Dance 1 Dance-Program in School of Music Social Dance American Reclleational Dance 1 Undergraduate Program Introduction to Creative Enrollment 40 Dance 1 B.S. Degree in Ballet Fundamentals of Educational Dance Major Modern Dance 1 Dance Minor Modern Dance Tech. I,.II,.III lea. Areas of Specialization: Modern Dance ComP. I, II 2,2 Performance, Educational Ballet I, II 1,1 Auditions required Jazz I 1 Graduate Program Concert and Theatre Dance 1-4 Enrollment 10 2 M.S. Degree in Ballet Dance Appreciation Sound and Movement 1 Performing Company History and Philosophy of Formal Concerts 7 Informal Concerts 2 Dance. 3 Class Study in Dance 1-12 Touring Concerts 1 Adv. Studies in Dance 1-12 Courses required in tech., theatre, Principles of Teaching piano, humanities, Dance Theory Modern Dance 2 and Criticism, Ballet Pedagogy. Methods of Teaching Recreational Dance 2 (incomplete information) Teaching Dance Tech. and Comp. 3 Independent Study 1-6 IOWA Teaching Children's Dance 3 IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY Ames, Iowa50010 State Control UNIVERSITY OF IOWA 52242 Coed Iowa City, Iowa Enrollment over 21,000 State Control Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Coed Undergraduate Program Enrollment 20,000 Enrollment 25 Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. B.S. Degree and Dance Undergraduate Program Dance Concentration Enrollment 40 Interdisciplinary Degree Performing Company B.A. Degree Performing Arts Dance Major Formal Concerts 5 Informal Concert's 8 Dance Ed. Major Touring Concerts 22 Auditions required Personnel Graduate Program *Betty Toman, M.S., Prof. Enrollment 12 Dana Starkey, Instr. M.A. Degree Dance Ed. Major Margaret Stoffregen, Instr. Performing Arts Major Evelyn Jensen, Accomp. IOWA - KANSAS

Summer Program Beg. Ballet 1-4 Performing Company Ballet 4-8 Adv. Ballet b . Formal Concerts 2 Informal Concerts 2 Beg. Jazz 4 Touring Concerts 2 Personnel * Judy Allen, M.F.A., Asst. Prof. KANSAS Alicia Brown, M.A., Instr. Linda Simmons, M.F.A., Instr. UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Heather Tuck, M.F.A., Instr. Lawrence, Kansas66044 Maureen Delaney, M.A., Instr. State'Control Rbbin McNelly, M.A., Instr. Coed Jennifer Martin, Ph.D., Asst. Enrollment 20,000 Prof. Dance Program in H.P.E.R. Undergraduate Courses S.H. Undergraduate Program Anatomy 4 Enrollment 12 Kinesiology 3 B.S. Degree Rhythmic Analysis of Dance 2 Dance Education Major History & Appreciation of Dance 3 Dance Performance Option Twentieth Century Dance 3 Performing Company Independent Study ARR Formal Concert 1 Beg.,ghoreography 2 Informal Concerts 10-12 Beg. Choreography 2 Personnel Labanotation 3 Becky Johnson, B.F.A., Instr. Teaching of Modern Dance 2 Kristen Marley, B.A., Asst. Graduate or Undergraduate Courses Instr. Methods & Materials of Children's William Lendir, M.A., Asst. Dance 2 Instr. Pointe 1 Faria Clark, Asst. Instr. S.H. Dance in 'Ed. 2 Undergraduate Courses Ballet Pedagogy 2 Beg. Ballet 1 Dance Prod, 1,1 Beg. Modern 1 ,, Improvisation 1 Beg. Jazt 1 Dance Therapy 3,3 Folk Dance 1 Reading in Dance ARR Square and Social Dance 1 Adv. Choreography 2,2 Int. Modern Dance 2 2 Theory of Dance 3 Int. Ballet 2 Criticism of Dance 3 ,Adv. Modern Dance 2 Int. Labanotation 3 Fundamentals of Dance Comp. Dance Company,Class 1,1 Dance Prod. 3 Artist-in-Residence History and Philosophy of Thesis ARR Dance, Prim-1900 2 Graduate Seminar History and Philosophy of Problems in Dance ARR Dance, 1900-Pres, 2 Tech. in Research 4 I & A in Modern D and Gymnastics vxj;4 2 Technique Classes I & A in Folk and Square 1 Beg. Modern Dance 1-4 Practicum in Dance 1 Int. Modern Dance 4-8 Creative Dance for Children 3 Adv. Modern Dance 4-8 Dance Choreography 2

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DanCeuse 2 Undergraduate Program uniVaralthble COMParly B.S. Degree r,...vjuate Dance 1 Dance Minor cho seeny Degree UJ-DanCe InterdisciplinexY DanceEllograP Performing company %Inbie Formal Concerts2 Informal concerts3-4 STA'N wICHITA VII Touring concerts3 -4 A,S708 wienita, XklUNI Summer Program Smote001.1as-'2 Personnel Coed `'t'of *Virginia NillJinks, M.A., Asst. 1 y,000 .."11rollmerl Prof. Prt over l',,.E. Dance Mildred M. maupiu,M.A. Asst. 113 t. Prof. Undergrad4t.en 111,0am B.A. Degt-e pro- Jennie C. ItalcahY,M.A., Instr. S.H. DanceC°11: ion 211dergaduate Courses Auate Ptentrat 1 cra- Beg. Ballet mEd. 1/1rtram Social, Folk andSquare r','.13. 2 perforMing Dance Formal Crompan.72 ,Inf, Modern DanceTheory and 2 '1'ka.l. 7, TOUXing cert5 Fundamentals 2 'hcerto Workshop 1/2 Per a- Dance Prod. and ---1-PeggY P MEd. Heritage of Dance 3 Hall:1 McLuent B.s. ' Asst. Prof. Mar Graduate Courses qrstad%, B.A' Instr. 2 Bettie History of Dance ' Instr. adllnactl%es Modern Dance Tech.and Under ,;e 2 Choreography Modern Tv, Ballet /mice .1,1 IV Adv. Dance Prod.Workshop 1/2 Ballroomri, 1 Modern,bjance ertoir cnoreogrZioe ReP UNIvasITY 01wEEVTUCKY *** Tap anda.bhy Lexington, KentuckY40506 lutroduQ.zz Dance State Control ion -ttl?1,05?ph History 2 Ethnica(1 P3.eatlon;IIJ2a.!ce Coed 2 Enrollment over 24000 Creative BecJ.-fOr Chllt11,:r Dance Programin Dept. of Health od. 2 Dancece Co 'tja.r1Cek d Pr and P.E. Ai-0,1,e CAA. an 2 Graduate _ Undergraduate program master z Is,t- Recital Degrees 2 B.A. and B.S. ance Pre Concentration Re %fensend -htation Dance of Graduate Program mid-Ame ,,ort Comply 2 Degrees in Residence M.A. and M.S. Daa' Dance Ed. Major Summer Program Personnel *Dianne Damro,M.A.' Instr. v5BSITy Cr.Hr. ,rviRN 1212,4fEgaduate es nd, `4(Y ggT' 404? 2ea, Rielm° emt ckY Modern Dance I, 1 state Coll u History, and Philosophy of Coed tol Dance 2 15,000 2ea. Enz Ballet I, II DancePrgtove 1).E. Theatre Dance I 2 13t. tr am1

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* * * Rhythmic Form and Analysis 3 SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY Graduate Courses ?;Hammond, Louisiana70401 Choreography for Groups 2. State Control Dance Prod. 3 Coed. Folk Dance 2 Enrollment over 7,000 Ethnic Dance__ 2 Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Dance Activities in Elem. Undergraduate Program Schools 2 B.I. Degree Dance Ed. Major Combined Major in P.E. and Dance LOUISIANA Undergraduate Program M.S.' Degree, NORTHWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY *** Dance Concentration Natchitoches, Louisiana71457 Personnel State Control *Katie Planche Friedrichs, M.S., Coed Assoc. Prof. Enrollment over 6,000 Betty Baker,Ed.D., Asst. Prof. Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Karen Boyd, Grad. Asst. and Recreation Courses Cr.Hr. Undergraduate Program _UndergraduateAmeridap Folk Dance 1 B.S. Degree Foreign Folk Dance 1 Dance Minor Tap'Dance Tech. 1 Dance Concentration Elem. Modern Dance 1 Graduate Program Ady. Modern Dance 1 M.S., Ed. D. and Ph.D. Degrees Tech. of Teaching Dance 2 Dance Concentration Modern Dance Comp. 3 Summer Program Rhythmic Form and. Analysis 3 Personnel History'and Survey of Dance 3 *Colleen Monk, Pe.D., Prof. Dance Prod. 3 Sandra Rognemore, M.S., Asst. prof. Tech. of Teaching Dance & Joyce Towns, M.A., Instr.-Accomp. -Dance Internship 3 Undergraduate Courses Social Dance 1 Beg. Folk, Square and ,Dance-Tech. (Ballet) 1 Ballroom Dance 2- Group-Ensemble (8 semesters)4 Int. Folk and Square Dance Contemporary Dance, Workshop Int. Ballroom Dance 2 (summer) 5 Beg. & Int. Modern Dance ,2?,2 Independent Study in Beg.. Tap Dance 2 Choreographic Design 2 Rhythmic Analysis and Dance /// Prod. of Research Project 1 Accomp. 2 Graduate Courses Creative Rhythms for. Children 3 Dance Prod. 3 Dance Comp.: Performing Group 2- Rhythmic Form and Analysis 3 Dance Prod.: Perforting Group 2 History and Survey of Dance 3 Current Theories and Practices Dance in the Elem. Schools 3 in the Teaching of Dance Dance Comp. 3 Graduate Courses Independent Study in Current Theories and Practices Choreographic Design 2 in the Teaching of 'Dance 3 Prod.:of Research Project 1 History and Philosophy of Dance 3 Creative Rhythms for.Chlidren 3 Dance Direction '3 Thesis 6-15

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UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS Summer Program, Musical Theatre New Orleans, Louisiana70112 Workshop State Control Personnel Coed Muriel K. Moreland, M.A., Assoc. Enrollment over 15,000 Prof. Dance Program in Drama and 'Hugo Boutte, M.A., Dance Instr. Communications Harry Leonard, B.A.M., Accomp. Undergraduate Program Undergraduate Courses Cr.Hr. Enrollment 68 Contemporary Dance I, II B.A., B.F.A. Degrees Ballet Tech. I, II Stage Movement/Mime Concentration Int. Ballet I, II Areas of Specialization: Int. Contemporary I, II Mime, Pantomime, Stage Choreography and Related Movement Media I, II 4 Auditions required, B.F.A. Senior Choreography I, II 6 Graduate Program Theatre Performance 1-8 Enrollment 32 HistoryY and Philosophy 3 M.A. M.F.A. Degrees Children's Creative Dance Areas of Specialization: and Ballet 1 Mime, Pantomime, Stage Opera Workshop I, II Movement Music for the Listener 3 Auditions required, M.F.A. Survey of the'Arts I, II Summer Program Design I, II 4 Performing Company Senior Art Project I, II 6 Formal Concerts 2 Personnel Louis J. Derseran, Ph.D., Asst. Prof. MARYLAND Undergraduate Courses S.H. 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 Program A.A. Degree Summer Program UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA*** Performing Company Lafayette, Louisiana70501 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, ,Bpg. Modern Dance Humanities, and Behavioral Int. Modern Dance 1 Sciences Folk Dance 1 Undergraduate Program Fundamentals of Rhythm 1 B.F.A. Degree Creative Movement 1 Dance Major Choreographic Design

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Graduate Courses Performing Company Ballet II, III Formal Concerts 3_ Modern I, II, III Touring Concerts 5 Jazz I, 'II, III Personnel Chrystelle T. Bond, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof. FROSTBURG STATE COLLEGE *** Stephanie MacFarlane, M.A., Instr. Frostburg, Maryland21432 Frances Flint, M.A., Lect. State Control Undergraduate Courses S.H. Coed Elem. Dance Tech. Enrollment over 3,000 (Ballet and Modern) 2 Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Int. Dance Tech. Undergraduate Program (Ballet and Modern) 2 Dance Concentration Adv. Modern Tech. I, II, III2 Summer Program (occasional) Adv. Ballet Tech. I, II, III2 Personnel Dance Ed. I (Elem. Level) 4 *Paula Eoff, M.A., Instr. Dance Ed. II (Sec. Level) 4 Claudia Palumbo, B.A., Teach. Music for Dance 4 Nancy Crawley, M.Ed., Instr. Stage Lighting 4 Undergraduate Courses Stage Costume 4 Modern Dance 1 Dance Therapy I 4 Modern Dance 2 Dance Therapy II 4 Modern Dance 3 Twentieth Century Modern Ballet 1 Dance and Its Relation 4 Ballet 2 to Other Modern Arts Jazz 1 Great Choreographbrs and 4 Jazz 2 Dancers 4 Dance Appreciation Int. Dance Tech, and Comp. 4 Folk and Square Dance Lecture Dem. and Perf. Choreography and Prod. - 4 American Dance Heritage 4 4 GOUCHER COLLEGE Labananalysis Towson, Maryland 21204 Performing Arts Administra- 4 Women Enrollment 1,000 tion 4 Dance Program in Dept. ofPerf.'7; Adv. Choreography 4 Arts Anatomy and Kinesiology 4 Undergraduate Program Dance Criticism Enrollment 22 B.A. Degree Dance Major with sequences TOWSON STATE UNIVERSITY Dance Performance and Towson, Maryland21204 Choreography, Dance Therapy, State Control DaL.o.e History and Criticism, Coed Dance Ed. Enrollment over 14,000 Interdisciplinary Degree, Creative Undergraduate Program Arts Enrollment 75 Areas of Specialization: B.A., B.S. Degrees Performance/Choreography, General Studies/Dance Core Major Therapy, History and Criticism, Program Dance Ed. Interdisciplinary Degree Graduate Program Areas of Specialization: Master's Degree in Dance Therapy to Tech., Comp., Teaching begin Fall, 1978. -40- MARYLAND

Performing Company State Dance Certification Formal Concerts 7 Areas of Specialization: Informal Concerts 15 'Performing, Choreography, Touring.Copcerts 12 Education. Personnel Performing Company *Helene Breazeale, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof. Formal Concerts 4 Marilyn'Gaston, B.F.A., Instr. Touring Concerts 20 Nanci Martinez, B.F.A., Instr. Personnel . Peggy Meyers, B.A., Instr. Elizabeth Ince, M.A., Assoc. Guestartists-in-residence Prof. and Chairperson Undergraduate Courses Cr.Hr. Dorothy,Madden, Ph.D., Prof. History of,the Dance 3 Emerita Beg. Ballei I, II 2 Meriam Rosen, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Int. Ballet I, II 2 Mark Ryder, Assoc. Prof. Adv. Ballet I, II 2 Anne Warren, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Pointe Tech. I, II 2 Larry Warren, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Beg. Modern Dance I, II 2 Katharine Sheppard, M.A., Asst. Int. Modern Dance I, II 2 Prof. Adv. Modern Dance I, II 2 Rebecca Bray, Instr. David Capps, B.A., Instr. Jazz Dance I 1 Jazz Dance II 1 Erick Hodges, Instr. Tech. of Teaching Creative Greta Owens, B.A., Instr Movement 1 Stewart Seal, B.A., Instr Methods of.Teaching Dance in Barbara Sloan, B.S., Ins Joan Anne Smith, M.A., Instr. the Schools 3 Shelley Berg, Lect. Modern Dance Comp. 3 Choreographic Problems I, II 6 Ethel Butler, Lect. Independent Study 1-6 Jean Butler, B. Mus. Ed., Lect. Christine Caldwell, M.A., Lect. January Mini-Mester Dance Workshop 2-3 Sylvia Druker, Lect. Myra Selvadurai, B.A., Lect. Mime I 3 David Freivogel, A.B., Assoc. Stage Make-up 2 Costume Design 3 Staff, Musician S.H. Aesthetics 3 Undergraduate Courses Anatomy & Physiology I, II 8 Introduction to Dance 3 Introductory Explorations Physiology of Exercise 3 Music Courses 11 in Dance 3 Beg. - Adv. TSU Dance Company Dance Tech.: Modern 16 Dance Tech.: Beg. - Int. 8 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Ballet 2 College Park, Maryland 20742 Rhythmic Invention 2 State Control Improvisation Elem. Dance Comp. Coed 3 Adv, Choreographic Forms Enrollment 38,000 3 Dance Program in Dept. of Dance Group Forms 3 Undergraduate Program Dance Prod. 3 Enrollment 100 Development of Dance B.A., B.S. Degrees Progressions 3 6 'Performing Arts Dance Major History of Dance Theory and Philosophy of Dance Ed. Major Interdisciplinary Degree Dance 3 MARYLAND - MASSACHUSETTS

Percussion and Music for Dance 3 Diploma Special Methods in Dance 3 Areas of Specialization: Creative Dance for Children 3 Performing, Teaching, Eth nic Dance 3 Choreography Movement for the Theatre 3' Auditions required Workshop 1-6 Summer Program otation 3 Performing Company pertory 3 Formal Concerts 20 D ected Studies in Dance 1-6 Informal Concerts 10 acticum 1-6 Touring Concerts 5 'Personnel *Ruth Sandholm Ambrose ASHINGTON COLLEGE Ann Dooley Chestertown, Maryland 21620 Robert Gilman ivate Control Thomas Hewitt Coed Lois Hoffman Enrollment 825 Sally Lee Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Witaly Osins Undergraduate Program Carol Ann Pastore B.A. Degrees Ramon de los Reles Dance Concentration with Valerie Sutton Interdidhiplinary Major Anna Crebo, Accomp. Performing Company Undergraduate Courses S.H. Formal Concerts 2 Ballet and Modern Dance Informal and Touring Concerts 3-5 Tech./1-4 4ea. Personnel Ballet and Modern Dance *Karen Lynn Smith, M.A., Asst, Prof. Tech. 5 -8, 3ea. Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Comp. Fundamentals lea. Modern Dance I, II, III 1 Comp. Rehearsals and Perf. Ballet I, II 1 1-6 lea. Jazz 1 Ballet and Modern Dance History of Dance 1 Pedagogy 1-2 lea. Theory and Philosophy of Dance 1 Ballet and Modern Dance Dance Comp. 1 Pedagogy 3-4 3ea. Movement for Actors 1 Labanotation 1-2, 3-4 2ea. Repertory 1 History 1-2 2ea. Percussion 1-2 lea. Theatre Arts 1-2 lea. MASSACHUSETTS Repertoire 2ea. Senior Project 2 BOSTON CONSE VATORY OF MUSIC,DRAMA, Kinesiology and Applied AND DANCNO Anatomy 1-2 2ea. 8 The Fenway Movement Shorthand lea. Boston, Massachusetts 02215 Music Fundamentals lea. Priate Control Coed Enrollment 500 Dance Program in Dance Dept. Undergraduate Program Enrollment 130 B.F.A. Degree Performing Arts Dance Major

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'Undergraduate Courses S.H. BRIDGEWATER STATE *** Twentieth Century Dance Bridgewater, Massachusetts 02324 A Elem. Dance Comp. 4 State Control Elem. Dance Notation (LN) Coed Dance Theatre Prod. 4 Enrollment 5,000 Dance Program in Dept. of Z. `Int. Dance Comp. Int. 'Dance Notation (LN) 4 Undergraduate Program Dance History I (Primitive B.S. Degree to Ancient) Dance Concentration" , , Adv. Dance Comp. Personnel *Cora Miller Wells; M.S., Asst.Prof. Independent Study Marjorie Rugen, M.A., Instr. Movement for Theatre Ballet, Shirley Krasinski, M.S., Asst.Prof. Dance Tech.: Modern, Jazz, Beg.-Adv. 7 Patricia Phillips, Ed. D.,Assoc. Concert Dance Group 1 Prof. Music for Dancers 4 Undergraduate Courses' Cr.Hr. Adv. Studies in Dance Modern Dance I, II, III 1 /tea. History and Aesthetics 4 Modern Dance I, II, for Analysis of Dance Tech. 4 P.E. Majors 1 /tea. Senior Special Project, 4 Dance Survey 1/2 Expressive Movement 3 Square Dance NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Folk Dance I, II 1 2ea.2 BOSTON-BOUVE'COLLEGE Square Dance Calling 1/2 Boston, Massachusetts 02115 Private Control Coed 1'-' COLLEGE MOUN 07. Enrollment 42,000 Massachusetts 01075 Sout /6; Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Private Control Undergraduate Program Women Enrollment over 1,800 B.S. Degree Program in Dept. of P.E. andDance and Dance Emphasis the Five College Dance Dept. Performing Company Formal Concert 1 Undergraduate Program Informal Concert 1 Enrollment 12 Touring Concerts 2 B.A, Degree Five-College Dance Major(with Personnel *Judith Noblitt, M.Ed., Asst. Prof. Smith, Amherst, U. Mass., Sandy Hagen, Asst. Prof. Hampshire) Reginald Hache, M.M., Asst. Prof. Interdisciplinary Degree Accomp. Affiliation with ProfessionalDance Co.: Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Dance Gallery Beg. Folk and Square Dance 1 Performing Company Int. Folk and Square Dance 1 Formal Concerts 2 Ethnic Dance Forms 1 Informal Concerts 3 Modern Dance I, II, III lea. Touring Concerts sometimes Ballet I, II, III lea. Personnel Jazz Dance I, II, III lea. Joe Orlando, B.A., Instr. Ballroom Dance 1 *Andrea Olsen, M.F.A., Asst.Prof. Dance Improvisation 1 Joann Robin, M.A., Accomp. Modern Dance Comp. 3 Hannah C. Wiley, B.A., Asst.Prof.

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.,SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE Jazz Dance Comp. 3 Springfield, Massachusetts 01109 Dance History and Philosophy 4, Dance: Choreograpny and Prod. 4 Private Control Recreational Dance Coed (Teaching and Analysis) 2 Enrollment over 2,500 Creative Dance I and II Undergraduate Program (Teaching and Analysis) tea. B.S., B.A. in P.E. Dance Concentration Personnel SMITH COLLEGE *William J. Considine, Assoc. Northampton, Massadhusetts 01060 Prof. Private Control Louis J. Ampolo, M.S., Asst. Women Prof. Enrollment over 2,400 Mary L. Noble, Asst. Prof. Dance Program part of Five College Shep Cohen, Accomp. Cr.Hr. Dance Dept. Undergraduate Courses Undergraduate Program Fundamentals of Rhythm 5-- 2/3 B.A. Degree Modern Dance I Dance Emphasis, in Theatre Dept. Modern Dance II 2/3 2/3 Areas of Specialization: Tap Dance 2/3 General dance background, Ballroom Dance 2/3 Improvisation, Choreography, Children's Rhythms 2/3 Dance History, Aesthetics Square Dance Graduate Program 'Music in P.E. 1 2/3 Enrollment 8 Folk Dance I 2/3 rM.F.A. Degree Folk Dance II 2/3 Areas of Specialization: Fundamentals of Ballet 2 Choreography/Perf. Modern Dance Theory 2 Performing Company Teaching Rhythmic Activities 2/3 Formal Concerts 2 Ballet II 2/3 Informal Concerts 2-4 Folk and Square Dance Personnel *Susan Waltner, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Rosalind deMille, M.A., Assoc. Prof. TUFTS UNIVERSITY 02155 Karen Williamson, B.A., Instr. Medford, Massachusetts Undergraduate Courses S.H. Private Control Improvisational Dance 4 Coed Enrollment 4,600 Beg. Comp. 4 Dance Program in P.E./Dance Dept. Adv. Comp. 4 Dance History 4,4 Undergraduate Program B.A. Plan of Study Adv. Problems in Dance 4 Dance Tech. 0 Dance Concentration Interdisciplinary Degree Special studies 4 Graduate Courses Performing Company History and Literature of Dance 4 Formal Concerts 2 Choreography & the Creative Touring Concerts 2 Process 4 Personnel Thesis 4-8 Judith Alter, Instr. Nancy L. Ruyter, Asst. Prof. Special Studies 4-8 Dance Theory & Perf. 16

44 5e) MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN

1 S.H. Beg. Dance Group Undergraduate Courses 1 TA-- Int. Dance Group Introduction to Dance 1-4 1/2 Concert Dance Group Introduction topallet 1-4 1/2 University Dancers Modern 1, 2, 3, 4 1-6 1/2 Special Problems Ballet 1 1-6 Ethnic and Social Dance 1/2 Senior Project Dance in Ed. 3 Perspectives of Dance 1 Dance in the 20th Century 3 1 His40of Dance 3 1 Dance Repertory Dan comp. 3 Aesthetics and The Dance 1 Accomp. for Dance DireCted Studies 1 Dance Prod. Workshop 1/2 MICHIGAN Dance Cultures of the World 1 Labanotation 1 EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Music for Dance 1 Ypsilanti, Michigan48197 Senior Thesis 1 State Control Coed Enrollment over 17,000 UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. 01003 Amherst, Massachusetts and Recreation and Dance State Control Undergraduate Program Coed Enrollment 45 Enrollment over 20,000 B.A. and B.S. Degrees Dance Program in Dept. of Music Teaching Curriculum-DanceMajor Undergraduate Program Non Teaching Curriculum-Dance Enrollment 100 Major B.F.A. or Bachelor of Dance Degree State Dance Certification Dance Major Summer Program Areas of Specialization: Performing Company Performance, Choreography Formal Concert 1 Auditions required Informal Concerts 3 Performing Company Touring Concerts 8 Formal Concerts 30 Personnel Informal Concerts 5 *Jeannine M. Galetti, M.A., Personnel atton, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof. Assoc. Prof. Marilyn V. Linda Hemmelgarn, M.A., Instr. Anthony Cre cione, Lect. Sarah M. Martens, M.A., Instr. Richard Jones, M.A., Asst. Prof. Catharine Plavcan, M.A., ;41,0r. Andrea Watkins, Ph.D., Asst. Prof. Valerie Moffett, M.A., AsSi:-.'prof. 2 faculty to be appointed David Gregory, M.M.,Pianist/ Undergraduate Courses S.H. Comp. Dance I, II, II, IV, V, VI, VII 2ea. Undergraduate Courses S.H. Ballet I, II, III, IV; V Introduction to the Per. Arts 3 Jazz I, II, III, IV, V 2ea. Rhythmic Analysis and Dance Improvisation and CApi. 3 Accomp. 3 Comp. I, II 3ea. Anatomy and Physiology 5 Dance Prod. 3 History of Dance 3 Analysis of Dance 3 Dance Prod. 3 Rhythmic Analysis 3 Elements of Comp. 3 Practicum 3 Adv. Comp. 4 Dance History 3

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2 Labanotation 3 Period Dance Styles Methods and Materials of Jazz I, II lea. Teaching Dance Tap I, II lea. Seminar in Dance. 11, Ballet I, II lea. Directed Studies 1-2 Dance Improvisation 1 Modern Dance and Ballet Tech. Eurhythmics lea. I,,II, III, IV 18 Anatomy and Kinesiology 3 Jazz Dance 2 Dance Comp. 2 Tap Dance 1 Teaching of Dance 2 Perf. and Repertory I, II, III, History of Dance 3 IV 12 Folk Dance 2 Couple, Square and Ballroom 1 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Student Teaching 8 East Lansing, Michigan 4882 Graduate Courses State Control History of Dance Coed Adv. Comp. Enrollment-45,000 Seminar in Dance Dance Program in H.P.E.R. Independent Studies Undergraduate Program Enrollment 60 B.S. Degree HOPE COLLEGE Dance Minor Holland, Michigan 49423 Dance Concentration Private Control Interdisciplinary Degree with Coed Justin Morrill,College Enrollment 2,100 State Dance Certification Dance Program in Dance, cross- Summer Program listed in Dept. of Theatre, Performing Company Dept. of P.E.,Recreation and Formal Concerts 3 Athletics Informal Concerts 3 Undergraduate Program Touring Concerts 2 B.A.; B.M. Degrees Personnel Dance Concentration *Dixie Durr, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Dance Minor Barbara Smith, M.A., Instr. State Dance Certification Angela Lowe Gullet, M.S., Instr. Performing Company Blanche Simon, M.A., Specialist Informal Concerts 5 Undergraduate Courses Q.H. 2 Touring Concerts 5 Modern Dance I, II 2 Personnel Adv. Modern Dance I, II, III *James J. Malc61m, Ph.D., Dean Jazz I, II 2 Charles Aschbrenner, M. MUS., Ballet I, II, III 2 Assoc. Prof. Folk, Social and Square 1 Robert Cecil, M. Mus., Assoc. Prof. Rhythmic Form and Analysis 2 Lawrence J. Green, Ph.D., Prof. 'Methods of Teaching Dance 3 Sandra Parker, M.A., Asst. Prof. Dance History I, II 2 John Tammi, M.A., Asst. Prof. Choreography I,II 2 Maxine DeBruyn, B.A., Teach. Assoc. Dance Prod. 3 Rich Rahn, Teach. Assoc. Elem. Piano 2 Ed Riffel, Teach. Assoc. Percussion 1 3 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Introduction to the Theatre 4 Modern Dance I, II lea. Acting 1 Folk and Square Dance 1 Pointe Class Elem. Labanotation 1 -46- 5 MICHIGAN

//r MUSKEGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE Summer Program Muskegon, Michigan49443 Performing Company State Control Formal Concerts 10-15 Informal Concerts 20 Coed Enrollment over 6,000 Touring Concerts vary Dance Program in P.E. and Theatre Personnel *Elizabeth W. Bergmann, M.A., Depts. Undergraduate Program (2-year) Assoc. Prof. Quin Adamson, M.Mus., Asst.Prof. A.A. Degree Prof. Dance Emphasis inP.E./Theatre Gay Delanghe, M.A.,,Assoc. Prof. Interdisciplinary Degree Vera Embree, B.S., Assoc. Performing Company Suzanna Payton, M.A., Visiting Formal Concert 1 Lect. Q.H. Informal Concerts 1-2 Undergraduate Courses +Introduction to Modern Touring 30 Dance lea. Personnel *Judith A. Brooky, M.A., Dance +Introduction to Ballet lea. Coordinator Tech. +Introduction to Jazz Dance lea. Undergraduate Courses +Introduction to Afro- Modern Dance I 1 American Dance lea. Modern Dance II 1 Modern Dance II, III, IV lea. Folk/Round/Square Dance 1 Principles of Modern Dance 2 Beg. Afro-American Dance 1 lea. Beg. Modern Jazz Dance 1 Ballet II, III, IV Principles of Ballet 2 Modern Jazz Dance II 1 Afro-American Dance I, II lea. Social Dance 1 Jazz Dance 1 Ballet I 2ea. 1 AA-..nce Comp. I, II, III,IV Ballet II 2ea. Dance Choreography and Desig-1 +M:vement Improvisation Repertory Dance Tour Compan. The-,:ry and Practice of Modern Dance 2 Thecry and Practice of 3allet 2 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN History of Dance 3 Ann Arbor, Michigan48109 Hist,ory and Philosophy of State Control Twentieth Century Dance 3 Coed D-nce Prod. 2-4 Enrollment over 38,000 1 Dance Program in Dance Dept. Dance Prod. Lab. Dance Repertory 2 Undergraduate Program , Methods of TeachineDance Enrollment 36 in Elem. and Sec. Schools3 B.F.A. Degree Directed Teaching of Dance ,Major Concentration in Elem. and Sec. Schools1-12 Dance Certification Perf. Tech. in Modern Dance 2 Areas cf Specialization: Perf. Tech. in Ballet 2 Performance,Choreography Music for Dance 2 Auditions required 2 Graduate Program Movement Notation Recording of Enrollment 20 Labanotation: Human Movement 2 M.F.A. Degree University Dancers 1 Major Concentration +Advanced Projects in Dance Areas of Specialization: Comp. 2 Performance, Choreography

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Senior Concert 4 Areas of Specialization: Field Experience in Dance 1-4 Dance Ed. Directed Independent Study 1-4 Summer Program +Senior Seminar 2ea. -Performing Company Graduate Courses Formal Concert 1 Modern Dance Tech. I 1 Informal Concerts 3 +Projects in Dance Comp. 2ea. Touring Concerts 6-12 +Ballet Tech. I lea. Children's Concerts 1 Formal Dance and Related Arts 2 plus Touring +Ballet Tech. II 2ea. Personnel Adv. Dance Prod. 2-3 *Ann Zirulnik, B.S., Asst. Prof. Cultural Concepts of Dance 2 Georgia Reid, M.A., Asst. Prof. Choreographic Design and Prod. 4 Eva Jablonowski, B.A., Instr. Ballet Tech. III 1 Janet Prieur, M.A., Instr. Ballet Tech. IV 2 Alex Cushnier, B.S., Instr. +Afro-American Dance Tech. lea. Gerald Lishka, M.A., Musician Jazz Dance Tech. 1 Undergraduate Courses Q.H +Movement Improvisation 2ea. Contemporary Dance I, II, University Dancers 1 III 2-6 Thesis: Perf. 6 International Folk Dance Modern Dance Tech. II 1 I, II, III 1-3 Adv. Modern Dance Tech. 2 American Square and Round Ballet Tech. V 1 Dances 1 Ballet Tech. VI 1 Social Dance IPorms 1 Adv. Dance Rgpertory 2 Fundamentals of Classical Directed Independent Study 1-6 Ballet I, II, III 1-3 Graduate Seminar in Dance 2 Perspectives in Dance 2 +Graduate Field Experience in Tech. Lab. I, II, III 1-9 Dance 2ea. Field Work in Dance 2-8 Improvisation 2 + 2 levels are offered History of Dance since 1800 2 Music and Dance Relationships 2 Music for Choreography 2 WAYNE STATE UNISITY Accomp. for Dance 2 Detroit, Michigan48202 Fundamentals of Dance Rhythms 1 State Control Ethnic Dance Forms Coed Dance Prod. 2 Enrollment over 30,000 University Dance Workshop Dance Program in Div. of Health and I, II 1-6 P.E. Contemporary Dance Undergraduate Program Choreography I, II, III 9 Enrollment 35(minors/concentr.) **Workshop in Contemporary B.A. and B.S. Degrees Dance 1-8 College of Ed. Dance Minor: **Dance Notation I, II 6 Humanities, Speech, Dance Minor: **Form and Styles of Theatre Fine Arts; Liberal Arts Jazz Dance 1 P.E. Dance Concentration: **Repertory 1-4 State Dance Certification - Minor **Independent Study in Areas of Specialization: Dance 1-4 Dance Education Creative Dance for Children 2 Graduate Program Theory and:Practice of M.Ed. Degree Contemporary Dance 3 Dance Ed. Major =48- 5 MICHIGAN

Theory and Practice of Elem. Performing Company Formal Concerts Dance Forms . 3 **Dance for the Classroom Informal Concerts Personnel Teacher 3 *Elizabeth Hetherington, Ed. D., **Creative Dance Movement for. Prof. the Pre- School Child 3 Helen Brown, M.A., Assoc. Prof. **Dance for the Music Teacher 3 Wendy Cornish, M.A., Assoc. Prof. **Dance in the Recreational Clara Gamble, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Setting 3 **Dance and Other Arts in Folk Eve Stabolepzy, M.F.A., Instr. Eugene Mills, M.F.A., Instr. Culture Janet Stillwell,'Ph.D., Assoc. Graduate Courses Problems in Teaching Creative Prof. S.H. Dance Undergraduate Courses 3 2 Historical Foundations of Dance 3 Foundations of Dance Ed. 1 Blacks in American Dance 3 Jazz Dance I Social Dance Forms 1 Seminar in Dance Tech. 3 Ballet I 1 Dance Perf. and Prod. 3 1 Lab. in Choreography Ballet II 3 1 Directed Study 1-4 Recreational Dance Contemporary Dance I 1 Dance Ethnology 3 Contemporary Dance II 1 Pantomime 1 Movement Activities in Ed. 1 WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY 1 Kalamazoo, Michigan 49008 Dancer's Workshop Introduction to Choreography 3 State Control Dance Notation 3 Coed 1 Enrollment 21,000 Jazz Dance II Dance Program in Dept. of Dance Teaching of Dance in the Elem. School 3 Undergraduate Program 1 Enrollment 80 Ballet III Contemporary Dance III 1 B.A., B.S., B.S. Ed. and B.F.A. Special Studies in Jazz 1-6 Degrees 1 Dance Ed. Major Character Dance Improvisation in Dance 1 Perf. Dance Major: Contemporary University Dancers 1 Emphasis 2 Perf. Dance Major: Ballet Dance Accomp. Kinesiology for the Dancer 3 Emphasis Seminar in Dance 1 Interdisciplinary Degree: Int. Jazz 2 Fine Arts: Music, Dance, Jazz Workshop 2 Theatre Int. Ballet 2 State Dance Certification Int. Contemporary Dance 2 ,Areas of Specialization: Special Studies in Education, Perf. Contemporary Dance 1-6 Graduate Program Ballet for the Male Dancer 1 Enrollment 8 Stage Dance Forms 2 M.A. Degree Creative Movement in the Areas of SpeCialization: Elem. School 4 Perf. Auditions required MICHIGAN - MINNESOTA

Teaching Dance in the Sec. School 3 Undergraduate Program Dance for the Exceptional Child 2 B.S., B.A., B.S. Teaching Performance 1-2 Certificate Choreography for the Ballet 2 Dance Minor Practicum 1-2 Dance Concentration Adv. Ballet 3 Summer Program Adv. Contemporary Dance Performing Company , 3 Special Studies in Ballet_ 1-2 Formal Concerts 2 Pointe Tech. 1 Informal Concerts 6 Repertory 2 Touring Concerts Ballet Company Class 2-4 Personnel University Ballet Theatre 2-3 Dr. Jane Roberts, Ph.D., Prof. Non-Literal Approach to Florence Cobb, M.S., Asst., Choreography 2 Prof. **Dance History and Philosophy 3 Adjunct Faculty **Special Studies in Dance Undergraduate Courses Q. H. History* 2 Ballet I 1 **Partnering 1 Ballet I 2 **Musical Theatre Workshop 3 Modern Dance I 1 **Repertory Company Class 1 Dance Skills 2 **Dance and the Related Arts 3 Modern Dance for Majors and **Western Michigan Repertory Minors I 2 Dance Company 2-3 Modern Dance II 2 ,**Graduating Presentation 1-3 Folk and Square Dance 1 -"Dance Prod. 3 Social Dance 1 **Readings in Dance 1-4 History and Philosophy of **Non-reading Independent Dance 3 Study in Dance 1-4 Rhythmic Analysis and Graduate Courses Accomp. 2 Practicum 2 Dance Comp. 2 Jazz Dance Ensemble 2 Ethnic Dance 2 Ballet Ensemble 2 Dance for Children 2 Seminar in Dance Research and Tech. of Teaching Dance 3 Analysis 2 Practicum in Dance 1-4 Contemporary Dance Ensemble Special Studies in Choreography 2 Dance in Elem. Ed. 2 SOUTHWEST STATE UNIVERSITY Adv. Studies in Dance 1-4 Marshall, Minnesota 56258 Special Studies in Dance Prod. 2 State Control Graduate Recital 6 Coed Master's Thesis 6 Enrollment 1,800 Dance Program in Dept. of Health and P.E. MINNESOTA Undergraduate Program B.A. Degree MANKATO STATE UNIVERSITY Dance Education Concentration Mankato, Minnesota 56001 Areas of Specialization: State Control Ballroom Dancing Performing, Coed Artist/Teacher Preparation Enrollment over 10,000 Interdisciplinary Degree Dance Program in P.E. Dept.

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tion sio B1.1prof° 11.1 Co.: Performing Company AIWAAahazy a), mPanY Formal Concerts 2 tig C "° forul °/11t,an Informal Concerts 2 P Foul Y rmalColic 00'tsts 1216 Personnel info *Axel Bundgaarci, 141D" Prof. insco,,Con Qert 7 Ann Wagner, LA.,Asst. prof. Tour"el an (on leave) J. .D Instr. F- e*G15a v soc: Yrot. Antoinette Sortek, Varga'a Perr] A. jnditt i;tizt ;.A5" s . Inst. F. Marian Walker,14.A., Assoc. Cue5Lorand t,Teaa' ch prof. of Music andg_ Instr. SUsan Bauer, M.A., Michael daha° Tap-jllet C" c" gzz Undergraduate Courses studios and Modern Dance I, II 1/V actuate' and °,_ 1/4 Ballet I, II g5a550-----,let and 1,f:*211-be,nCo -,e... 0 Ql Social Dance 1, II 1/4 Bat and j, ()dell' 1/4. Afr° d 1 Folk and Square Dari?e 2 F°11c fiDaielanear Renaissance Dance Sool-a-.t2'e History of Sport and Darice and Dance"' Internal' 1°.1LatinandModern Philosophy ofSport 1 m 11 +St, Olaf de:on1PeA471-4 program* American La.,t11(3°111 Danceand Madera Bal oo 1- 1_ Each; fu1Ycours115 eqUiVa110-tc: D n-Fantastic 32/,;sene4ter-hOog °f(soredltl.. Tripping t (1opul,th;e Lig ?Ga QiiaidGe'rc'ooutrs;s- 1C5t9d.e.bove: can dances' " 90's ibe figured ,proportionately. to dat 1 Doce APPrs , 3 iii5torY arlq_.-ati°1350phy ot. . , fiance?..,.3;-,. .;..- st".'hiloL.ri, ..anct. ullv*Tx OF mitiilioT1,,i, 13 llet, Jaz _ .,,4.,. hn' mode , 11,...minileb,polis, minile.sot ,.5/..4.55 ,,. ..) a 2 ' N. . .),'..°;iT State cTnttDi ',:' i; ChOedgraPhilgeT Ics,, -: ....,,-., 'of DanQ' ,) &Pea i . '? ,,,:f ,, 'Enrollment ove#4.5 rg99 '.-- _ al.- '' -, eogoaic ')..:,',...- F-c4-m.of ' Dance .;.eVei-'.'" Dar.Re Program'in Div.. OfP..,..,. Balyroom ba..,:,' , '' );o:he:r 4.t.' 2 ?bn ergrOuate PvgraM. preparer-71%-i;Onze, ollent 10 .',i. ., .' tioni,-.' i '-c-ilver Gold 4 3eS:Z B'.S,.Degroe iloom b4 ,:;,erformille 13%A..°Degree in fahae' tlivera j°61j. ArtlSt;g6rr-' College 5 Sta, . : lbancellip6r* is Additional. F,nd. Tap, Intercliscifiliinarpegres: B.A. Special-.1aiset!frigt-wint 5f370Uble m'cijOX 4? Itvadjunct silty .ktrangu' . Auditi ns r "qui:red faC , t aummsr ogr m Affiliationith Frofeasiona aol:J oLAFCOLL oal Dancee TTheatre, ST. Dance %mpy,ga 1-iHauser NOrthfledkllnneS 1:112e gate Co aOr(*ram, Dance Caravan. CO6C1 Performi4 t ompahY 011Ment 00 apt. FIDT"Aalc.:HcbGricrt , 4 Dee in Informal,( Onderts. 2 am UnderOrc.IuatmDegree Proms Prof. B.A- *Nadine j 'e,Ed. D'' Asst. DiceReq P. f'9x. Darla 51 MINNESOTA - MISSISSIPPI - MISSOURI

Susan Delatte, M.F.A., Instr. Undergraduate Courses S.H. David Voss, B.A., Instr. Folk Dancing 1 Maria Drake, ,B.A., Instr. Modern Dancing 1 Judith Brin-Ingber, B.A., Instr. Adv. Modern Dance 1 Judith Bonsignore, B.A., Instr. Social Dance 1 Geol Weirs; B.A. Instr. Square Dance 1 Jo Savino, Instr. Folk and Square Teh. 2

. Nancy Hauser, Instr. Rhythms and Dance 2 Mary Lampe, M.S., Asst. Prof. University Dancer 1 Undergraduate Courses H. Beg. Ballet 1 Fundamental Movement 1 Dance Comp. 1 Modern Dance Tech. and Improvisation I, II, III 6 MISSOURI Ballet I, II, III 6 Dance Comp. I, II 4 LINDENWOOD COLLEGES Adv. Improvisation 1 St. Charles, Missouri 63301 History and Trends in Dance 3 Private Control Dance Repertory Theatre 3-9 Coed Creative Dance for Children 4 Enrollment 750 Music for Dance 3 Dance Program in Dept. of Fine Teaching Modern Dance 4 Arts and P.E. Teaching Folk Dance and Social Undergraduate Program Forms 4 Enrollment 6 Folk Dance I and II 2 B.A., B.S. Degrees Ballroom Dance I, II, III 2 Dance Emphasis **Workshop: Dance Ed. 2 Summer Program Dance Production 3 Performing Company Dance Therapy 2 Informal Concerts Ethnic Dance Heritage 2 Personnel Graduate Courses *Grazina Amonas, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Workshop: Dynamics of Theraputic Undergraduate Courses S.H. Dance Movement 1-9 Beg. Modern Dance 1-574 Workshop: Dance Perf. 1-12 Adv. Modern Dance 1 3/4 Design and Movement 3 1/2 International Folk and MISSISSIPPI Theatrical National Dance 3 1/2 UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI Pre-Classical Dance Forms 1 3/4 TUniversity, Mississippi 38677 Dance Comp. I, II 3 1/2 State. Control Dance History I, II 3 1/2 Coed Dance Prod. 31/2 Enrollment 8,500 Analysis of Rhythm and Dance Program in P.E. Movement 1 3/4 Undergraduate Program B.S. in Health and P.E. B.S. in Recreation Performing Company Formal Concert 1 Touring Concerts 3-4 Personnel *Nelson D. Neal, M.S., Instr. -52- MISSOURI

S.H. NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY Undergraduate Courses Modern Dance'I 1 Maryville, Missouri 64468 Modern Dance II 1 State Control Ballet I 1 Coed Contemporary Jazz Dance 1 Enrollment 4,500 1 Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. for Ballet II Modernaance Comp. I 2 Women 2 Undergraduate Program Pantomime Music ResourcesjorDance 2 B.S. Ed. Degree 2 Dance Minor Dance Improvisation 'Ballet Comp, I 2 Dance Concehtration Seminar in Dance History Summer Program 3 Theory of Vance 2 Personnel *Ann Brekke, M.Ed., Asst. Prof. Dance Prod. 3 Kinesiology 4 Nancy Bailey, M.S., Instr. 2 Dorothy Walker, M.S.Ed., Asst. Prof. Lighting Design' and Practice 1 S.H. Modern Dance II Undergraduate Courses 4 1 Modern Dance III Beg. Modern Dance 2 1 Modern Dance Comp. II Int. Modern Dance 2 1 Special Studies in Dance Adv. Modern Dance 1 2 Folk and Square-Dance Rhythmic Form and Analysis 1 1 Social Dance Tap Dance 1 1 Recreational Dance Tech. Choreography 1 Folk, Square, and Social Dance 1 Tap Dance Creative Dance & Rhythms for Theory of Modern Datt,ice 2 Children' 2 History of Dance 2 Dance Workshop 1-4 Dance for the Sec. School,,l- 3 3 Elem. P.E. and the Dauce" 3 Labanotation Senior Dance Recital 2-3 Dance Comp. 3 Ballet II 1 Pointe I 2 3 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY Labanotation Springfield, Missouri65802 (incomplete information) State Control Coed Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. STEPHENS COLLEGE Undergraduate Program Columbia, Missouri 65201 Enrollment 42 Private Control B.S. in Ed. Women -Dance Major Enrollment 1700 Interdisciplinary Degree Dance Program in DanceDept. State Dance Certification Undergraduate Program Performing Company Enrollment 80 Formal Concerts 2 B.F.A., B.A. Degrees Touring Concerts 2 Dance Major Personnel Dance Concentration Kay Brown, M.F.A. State Dance Certification Diann Dillon, M.F.A. Summer Program: Stephens /Perry- Chyrel Miller, M.S. Mansfield, Steamboat Springs, Ray Castrey, Dance Program Musician Colorado Dr. Wayne C. McKinney, P.E. Dept. Head 0 MISSOURI

Affiliatiofi with Professional Co.: Adv. Recreational Dance 2 Harriette Ann Gray Dance Company, Inc. Theory of Modern Dance 2 Performing Company Dance in the Elem. School 2 Formal Concerts 5 Teaching of Modern Dance 1 Informal 4-5 Dance Comp. and Prod. 3 Personnel Dance and Rhythmic Activities *Harriette Ann Gray for the Handicapped 2 Michael Simms Stephen T. McDermott, M.A. Princess Morris, M.F.A. UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY Marie Brannigan, B.F.A. Conservatory of Music Margaret Brannigan; B.F.A. 4420 Warwick B.vd. Liliana Morales Kansas City, Missouri 6411,1,--- Karen Kristin State Control Yannis Nikitakis Coed Undergraduate Courses S.H. Enrollment over 10,000 Dance Program in Conservatory Dance Tech. I, II, III A (Modern, Ballet, Ethnic) 126a: of Music Choreography I Undergraduate Program Repertoire 1.5 Enrollment 30 Improvisation 1.5 B.A. Degree Choreography II (solo) 1.5 Dance Major Choreography II (trio) 1.5 Areas of Specialization: Choreography II (group) 1.5 Ballet, Modern Music Theory for Dance 3 Auditions required Dance History 3 Affiliation with Professional Co.: Labanotation 3 Kansas City Ballet Co. Performing Company Formal Concerts 20 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Informal Concerts 20 Columbia, Missouri 65201 Touring Concerts 4 State Control Personnel Coed *Thomas G. Owen, Assoc. Dean, Prof. Enrollment 28,000 Tatiana Dokoudovska, Assoc. Prof. Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Claudia Edwards, Instr. Undergraduate Program Eric Hyrst, Prct R.S. in P.E. Degree Shirley Weaver, Tech. Assoc. Dance Concentration Undergraduate Courses S.H. State Dance Certification Ballet 16 Areas of Specialization: Modern 16 Dance Ed. Pas de Deux & Variations 3 Performing Company Character 3 Formal Concerts 1-2 Pantomime 2 Personnel Dance History 8 *Carol French Odor, M.S., Asst. Pedagogical Practices 3 Allison Burgwin, B.F.A., Instr. Student Teaching 4 Undergraduate Courses Analysis of the Movement 2 Modern Dance Tech., Beg., A University Dance Workshop 8 Jazz Dance, Beg., Adv. Senior Choreographic Ballet, Beg., Int., Adv. Workshop 4 Tap, Folk, Social, Square Dance Junior & Senior Recitals 0 Movement and Its Rhythmic Structure

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Under aduate Courses S.H. UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Dance Theatre Lab I, II 8001 Natural Bridge 1 63121 (Improvisation) St. Louis, Missouri Theory and Tech. of Modern State Control Dance, Elem., Int., Adv. 3ea. Coed Classical Ballet, Elem., Undergraduate Program Adv, Enrollment 10 Minors Comp. I, II, III, IV 3-6 B.S. Ed. Degree Music Resources for Dance P.E. Emphasis I; II 3 Dance Concentration History of Dance I, II 3 S.H. Undergraduate Courses Dance Pedagogy, Elem, Sec. 3ea. Analysis & Teaching of Social Dance Theatre Prod. 1-4 3 Dance Independent Work 3-6 Rhythm and Movement 3 Introduction to Dance as a Analysis & Teaching of Modern Contemporary Art 3 3 Dance Ethnic Dance 2 Creative Dance for Children 3 Introduction to Dance Therapy 3 Basic Design (Art) 3 Music Fundamentals for the Elem. School Teacher (Music) 3 MONTANA (incomplete information) MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY Boseman, Montana 59715 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY State Control St. Louis, Missouri 63130 Coed Private Control Enrollment 9,800 Coed Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Enrollment 14,500 _ Undergraduate Program Dance Program in Dance Div.of B.S. Degree in P.E., option in Perf. Arts general dance Undergraduate Program Dance requirement for P.E.Majors B.A. in Dance and Theatre Majors Interdisciplinary Degree Performing Company State Dance Certification Formal Concert 1 Auditions required, transfers only Personnel Summer Program *Rozan D. Pitcher, M.S., Instr. Affiliation with Professional Co.: Dorothy Kennemer, M.S., Assoc. different companies, summers only Prof. Performing Company UndergraduateCourses Q.H. 1 Formal Concerts 5-8 .ieg Modern Dance Touring Concerts 3-4 Int. Modern Dance 1 Personnel Adv. Modern Dance 2max. *Annelise Mertz, M.F.A. Certificate FolDance 1 Equivalent, Prof. Social Dance 1 Gregg Mayer, B.A., Asst. Prof. Modern Dance Comp. 2max. Mary Jane Cowell, Cand. for Ph.D., History of Dance 2 Artist-in Residence Dance Prod. 2max. Margaret Berg, B.A., Asst. Prof. Ballet I 2max. Ed Pfeiffer, Instr.(Part-time) Ballet II 1 Becky Engler, M.A., Lect.(Part-time) Ballet III 1

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International Folk Dance 2 Adv. Comp. and Improvisation 3 Modern Dance Tech. 2 Dance Prod. 3 Square Dance 1 Special Projects 1-4 Jazz, Beg. 1 +repeatable Jazz, Int. 2max. Tap Dance, Beg. 1 Tap Dance, Int. 2max. NEBRASKA Rehearsal and Perf. 0 CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY Omaha, Nebraska 68178 UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA Private Control Missoula, Montana59801 Coed State Control Enrollment 6,000 Coed Dance Program in Dept. of Fine Arts Enrollment over 9,000 Undergraduate Program Dance Program in Drama Dept. Enrollment 6 Undergraduate Program B.A. and B.F.A. Degrees B.F.A. Degree Dance Ed. Major Dance Emphasis Perf. Arts Dance Major Summer Program State Dance Certification Performing Company Areas of Specialization: Formal Concerts 2 Teaching, Perf. & Choreography, Informal Concerts 2 Pre-dance Therapy Touring Concerts Auditions required Personnel Summer Program *Juliette T. Crump, M.A., Asst. Prof. Performing Company Nancy Jean Brooks, M.F.A., Asst. Prof. Formal Concerts 4 Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Touring Concerts 8-12 Introduction to Dance 3 Personnel +Modern Dance I, II, III 1 *Valerie Roche, A.R.A.D. +Ballet I, II, III 1 Joellin Jeglin +Jazz Dance I, II, III 1 Patti Zukaitis Folk and Character Dance 1 Plus visiting Profs. Social and Latin American Dance 1 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Square and Round Dance 1 Survey History of Dance I 6 Stage Movement 1 Classical Ballet I-IV 6 Ballroom, Folk and Square 1 Modern Dance I, II 2 Improvisation 1 Theory of Teaching Dance to Perf. Tech. 1 Children 4 Dance Rehearsal and Perf. 2 Practical, Teaching Dance to Cultural Perspectives 3 Children 2 20th Century Dance 3 Classical Ballet, Int. I-IV 8 Accomp. for Dance 3 Classical Ballet, Adv. I-211/ 12 Theory and Philosophy of Dance 3 Int. Modern Dance I, II 4 Int. Comp. 3 Perf. 1-2 Methods of Teaching Ballroom, Theatre Dance 2 Folk, and Square 3 Dance Comp. and Theory 4 Methods of Teaching Modern Dance 3 Senior Perf. Creative Movement for Children 4 Movement Analysis 3 +Adv. Tech. in Modern Dance 2

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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA*** Summer Program e Lincoln, Nebraska 68588 Performing Company State Control Informal Concerts 2 Coed Personnel Enrollment 22,000 *Kristen Avansino, M.A., Asst. Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Prof. and Recreation Undergraduate Courses S.H. Undergraduate Program Tech. of Mbdern Dance 2 B.A., B.F.A., and B.S. Degrees Choreography 2 Performing Arts Dance Major Comparative Dance Styles I, Dance Teaching Endorsement II tea. Summer Program History and Development of Personnel Dance 2 Dorothy Hughes, M.A., Asst. Prof. Modern Dance I, II, III lea. *Marie Sanwick, M.S. Dance Prod. 2 Richard Croskey, M.A., Asst. Prof. Ballet 1 Barbara Mason, M.A., Instr. Independent Study 1-2 Undergraduate Courses Cr.Hr. Rhythm Fundamentals and Individual Activity 1 plEW HAMPSHIRE Modern Dance I, II lea. Modern Dance III, IV lea. UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Ballet I, II lea. Durham, New Hampshire03824 Folk Dance 1 State Control Tap 1 Coed Modern Jazz 1 Enrollment 10,000 Social Dance and Square 1 Dance Program in Dept. of Theatre Ethnic Dance 1 and Communications Adv. Ballet and Modern 4 Undergraduate Program Workshop in Dance 2-4 B.A. Degree Practicum in Dance Prod. 2-4 Dance Concentration, in Theatre Dance Perf. 4 Major Dance Comp. 4 Interdisciplinary Degree: 2 Movement Accomp. 4 Self-designed major Methods in Rhythmic Activities 3 Performing Company Dance History 2 Formal Concert 1 Dance Appreciation 2 Touring Concerts Creative Dance for Children 2 Personnel *Jean Morrison Brown, M.A., Asst. Prof. NEVADA Jean Mattox, Instr. Judy Roberts, B.A., Part-time Instr. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA Undergraduate Courses S.H. Reno, Nevada 89507 Choreography 4 State Control The Dance 4 Coed Dance Comp. I, II 2,2 Enrollment 7,000 Labanotation 4 Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Modern Dance I 4 Undergraduate Program Modern Dance II 2 Enrollment 15 Modern Dance III 2 B.A. Degree Ballet I 4 Dance Concentration Ballet II C 2

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Ethnic Dance 2 Theatre Dance I Tape Collage for Dance 2 Theatre Dance II 2 Adv. Tech. in Dance 2 School 9f Creative and Perf. Arts Theatre Movement 2 establiihed Fall, 1977. Dance Major scheduled to begin Fall, 1979. B.F.A., M.F.A. Degrees. Auditions NEW JERSEY required.-

DOUGLASS COLLEGE OF RUTGERS STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY GLASSBORO STATE COLIhEGE New Brunswick, New Jersey08903 Glassboro, New Jersey08028 State Control State Control Women's College 1,300 Coed University Enrollment 40,000 Enrollment 7,400 full-time; Dance Program in Dept. of Health 5,000 part-time and P.E. Dance Program inSpeech/Theatre/ Undergraduate Program Dance Dept. Enrollment 50 Undergraduate Program B.A. Degree B.A., L.A., Degrees Dance Major Dance Concentration Interdisciplinary Degree Summer Program Performing Company Performing Company Formal Concerts 2 Personnel mInformal Concerts 4 *Ms. Tage Wood,11.Ed. Touring Concerts vary Undergraduate Courses S.H. Personnel Movement for the Actor *Margery J. Turner, Ed.D., Prof. Elements of Dance 3 Patricia''Mayer, M.A., Asst. Prof. Modern Dance I, II 3,3 Sherre Wesley, M.A., Instr. Ballet I, II, III Sea. Elizabeth Sydor, Musician Jazz Dance I 3 4 Undergraduate,Courses S.H. Choreography 3 Ballet I, II 2 Dance History 3 Modern. Dance I, II 2,2 Creative Dance for Children" 3 Dance Improvisation 2 Dance Ensemble Dance Tech. I, II 3,3 (required for 2 years as Music for Dance 3,3 part of DanceConcentration) Independent Study 3 Modern Dance Problems 2 Dance Staging and Lighting RAMAPO COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY*** Design 3 Mahwah, New Jersey '07430 International Folk DaiTce 2 State Control American F.iflk Dance 2 Coed Modern Dance Problems 1 Enrollment 4,000 Contemporary Dance Artists 3 Dance Program in Contemporary Arts Choreography 2 Dept., Theatre and Performing Modern Dance Workshop 2 Arts Div., and P.E. Dept. Dance History 3 Undergraduate Program Labanotation I 2 B.A., B.S. Degrees Dance Prod. 3 Dance Concentration Children's Dance 3 Personnel Rhythmic Analysis and Percussion *Grethe Holby, M. Arch., Instr. Accomp. 2 Phyllis Richmond, Instr. - 58 NEW JERSEY - NEW-YORK

Undergraduate Courses S.H. Undergraduate Program Beg. Modern Dance 2 B.S. Degree Int./Adv. Dance Tech. 4 Dance Concentration Folk Dance. 2 Per'sonnel Svea Becker, M.A., Instr. Dance'Therapy 2 Choreography 4 Mary Jane Cheesman, M.Ed., Asst. Dance Prod. Workshop 4 Prof. Cr Hr. Theory and History of-Modern Undergraduate Courses 2ea. Dance Modern Dance I, II .Ballet I, II 2ea. Modern Jazz Dance Tech. 1 TRENTON STATE COLLEGE Choreography 3 2 Trentorit /,.ew Jersey 08625 Teaching Dance 2 State Control Afro-Caribbean Dance Introduction to the Art Coed Undergraduate Enrollment 7,500 of Dance 3 Dance Program in H.P.E.R. Dept.. Folk, Square, and Ballroom 2 Undergraduate Program Dance . Folk and Square Dance B.S. Degree 2 Dance Emphasis Leadership Performing Company Formal Concert 1 Informal Concerts several NEW YORK Personnel *Jana Feinman, M.A., Instr. ADELPHI UNIVERSITY 11530 Kathleen Malley, M.S. Instr. Garden City, New York Lilyn Wright, Chairperson of Dept. Private Control Katherine Terhune, Accomp. Coed 0,000 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Enrollment.over am Fundamental Movement 2 Undergraduate Pro Elem. Folk Dance. 1 Enrollment 55 B.A. Degree Modern Dance Adv. Modern Dance 1 Dance Major Survey of Dance 1 Areas of Specialization: Performance,Choreography Social Dance 1 Methods & Materials of Teaching Auditions required Dance 2 Summer Program Folk Dance (elective) 1 Performing Company Formal Concerts 4 Modern Dance (elective) 1 Informal Concerts 6 Ballet 2 Touring Concerts 4 Dance Prod. and Choreography 3 Independent Study var. Personnel *Normal Walker, Prof. Harry Bernstein, M.A., Prof. Rochelle Zide-Booth, Asst. Prof. WILLIAM PATTERSON COLLEGE *** Wayne, New Jersey07470 Jo Ann Bruggeman, M.A., Instr. Samir Elias, B.A., Asst. Prof. State Control Loren Hightower, Asst. Prof. Coed Renee Wadleigh, Instr. Enrollment 14,000 Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Robert Bowyer, Instr. Moss Cohen, B.A.,' Instr.

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Regina Larrin, B.A., Instr. Undergraduate Program Katia Geleznova, Instr. B.A. Degree Sheila Zadra Goldstein, Instr. Dance Concentration Joyce Greenberg, Instr. Interdisciplinary Degree Celene Keller, Adj. Asst. Prof. Auditions required Karen Levey, B.A. Instr. Affiliation with Professional Co.: Dana Marano, B.A., Instr. Dance Uptown Erin Martin, Instr. Performing Company Even Unger, Instr. Formal Concerts 3-4 John Waldvogel, Accomp. Personnel Sally Tobin Dietrich, Ed.D., Accomp. Jeanette Roosevelt, M.A., Assoc. Mary Ideka, Accomp. Prof. Robert Sallier, Accomp. Sandra Center, M.A., Asst. Prof: Carol Henry, Accomp. Janet Soares, M.A., Assoc. Janyce Jeffreys, M.A. ,Accomp. Undergraduate Courses Jane Potoker, Accomp. Dance Workshop (4 sem.) Phillip Leland, Accomp. Form in Dance Comp. (1 sem.), Undergraduate Courses S.H. Content in Dance Comp. (1 sem.) Ballet History of.Dance (2 sem.) Ballet SeminarinContemporary Dance (non-majors) 11/2-12 Forms (1 sem.) Adv. Modern Dance 24 Critical Writing in Dance (1 sem.) Modern Dance Studio classes in modern dance, (non-majors) 11/2 -12 ballet, folk dance, jazz, and Ethnic Dance 2 tap dance are available to Applied Dance 2 students, the Dept. of -Rhythmic Analysis and Training 4 P.E. offering and are taught Dance Theory and Comp. 6- by the above faculty and Dance History and Criticism 6 others on the P.E. faculty. Dance,Survey 2 Pre-ContemporaryMusic for Dance 4 'BROOKLYN COLLEGE 'OF THE CITY Contemporary Music 4 UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK ImProvisation 2 Bedford Avenue and Avenue H Dance Prod. 6 Brooklyn, New York11210 Int. Dance Comp. 6 State Control Adv. Dance COmp., 6 Coed Dance Notation 6 Enrollment 21,500 Dance for Actors - 3 Dance Program in Dept. of Dance, Principles of Teaching Dance 6 School .of Performing Arts Adv. Dance Repertory 2 Undergraduate Program Dance Theatre 18 B.A., B.S. Degrees Summer Dance Workshop 6 Performing AAs Dance Major IndePendent-Study in Dance 12 Auditions required Affiliation with Professional Co.: Dance/June Lewis Co. BARN#RD COLLEGE Performing Company 606 West 120th Street 'Formal Concerts 2 New York; New York10027 Informal Concerts 4 or more Private Women's College Touring Concerts Enrollment 2,000 Dance Program in.the'Arts 6o - NEW YORK

Personnel Special Projects in Dance *Betsy Martin Carden, M.A., Prof. Prod. I, II 3ea. Paul Spong, M.S., Assoc. Prof. Independent Work in Dance June Lewis, Assoc. Prof. I, II 3ea. Karen Barracuda, M.A:, Asst. Prof. +Resident artists - members of Dawn Horwitz, M.A., Asst. Prof. Dance/June Lewis & Co. Oldyna Dynowska, B.A., Asst. Prof. Guest Faculty: Martha Curtis CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK Tamara Grose Convent Avenue and 138th Street Henley Haslam New York, New York10031 +Howard Hormann City Control, Board of Higher Ed. Pauline Koner (visiting artist) Coed' +Deborah Lessen Enrollment 15,000 +Barbara Mateer. Undergraduate Program Susan Reimer B.F.A. Degree Undergraduate Courses S.H. Professional Preparation Dance Survey of 20th Century Dance 3 Major Musical Resources for Dance 3 The Leonard Davis Center for Foundations of Dance Movement the Performing Arts Dance (Anatomy & E/S) 3,3 - Program Movement Improvisation for Dance 1 Areas of Specialization: _ Labanotition I 3 Professional Performance Posture & Movement Labs I, DI lea. Training Dance Fundamentals 1 Performing Company Introduction to Dance Tech. I, II Formal Concerts 4 (Afro-Caribbean, Ballet, Jazz, Informal Concerts 2 lea. Modern, Tap) Personnel Beg. Dance Tech. (Ballet, *Florence Waren Modern) 2ea. Ray Cook Int. Dance Tech. I, II Thelma Hill 2ea. (Ballet, Modern) Jill Silverman Adv, Dance Tech. Mar iko Sanjo (Ballet, Modern) 2ea. Erica oodman Movement for Acting 1 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Ethnic Styles in Dance I, II 2ea. Modern Dance Tech.,Beg. 6 History of Music for the Dance 3 Modern Dance Tech.,Int. 6 Music & Choreographic Workshop 3 Modern Dance Tech.,Adv. 6 Basic Structures in Dance Comp. 3 Dance History 6 Compositional Studies in Period Dance Notation 3 Styles Dance Improvisation 3 Choreographic Forms for Group Ballet Tech., Beg. 6 Dances Ballet Tech.,, Int. 6 Adv. Dance Comb. Ballet Tech., Adv. 6 Labanotation II Choreography, Beg. 6 Children and Dance 3 Choreography, Int.. 6 Studio Dance for Young Adults, 3 Choreography, Adv. 6 Perf. Workshop I, II, III, IV lea. Dan6e Rehearsal and Perf. 2ea. Dance Repertory I, II, III, IV Projects 22 History of Dance I, II 3ea. Varying Electives: Jazz, Philosophy, Aesthetics, and Ethnic, etc. Criticism of Dance 3

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COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY TEACHERS COLLEGE CORNELL UNIVERSITY Ithaca, New York14850 525 W. 120th Street New York, New York10027 Private Control' Private Control Coed Enrollment 20,000 Coed Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Enrollment over 5,000 Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. and Theatre Dept. Undergraduate Program Graduate Program only Enrollment 30 Enrollment 5 M.A. Degree B.A. Degree Dance Major, in Theatre Dept. Educational Dance Major State Dance Certification: Areas of Specialization: Students can obtain NYS Performance, Composition certification by applying Summer Program to the State Performing Company Areas of Specialization: Formal Concert 1 Informal Concerts 2 Dance Ed. Auditions required Personnel *Peggy Lawler, M.A., Asst. Prof. Summer Program Kristin Draudt, M.A., Instr. Performing Company Jane Desmond, M.F.A., Instr. Formal Concert 1 David Borden, M.M., MusicDir. Informal Concert 1 Joyce Morgenroth, M.A., Instr. Personnel Undergraduate Courses S.H. *Thais Barry, Ed.D. , Director Beg. Dance Comp. and Music Ted Dalbotten, M.A. , Instr. and Resources 3-3 Accomp. Adv. Dance Comp. 3-3 Bob Dunn, B.A., Instr. Individual. Problems in Comp. 3 Judith Willis Lesch, M.A., Instr. Dance Movement for the Linda Roberts, M.A./Instr. Theatre 3-3 Irene Dowd, B.A., Instr. Period Dance 2 Graduate Courses S.H. History of Dance 3-3 Fundamentals of Modern Dance 2 History of Dance Seminar 3 Modern Dance Tech. 2 Anatomy and Kinesiology 5 Analysis of Modern Dance and Dance Tech. 4 Ballet Tech. 2 Modern Dance Tech.,-Elem.-Adv.0 Teaching Modern Dance 3 0 Rhythmic Structure of Music Ballet Tech., Elem,-Int. Jazz or Ethnic Dance = 0 and Dance 3 Repertory & Perf. 1-3 Music for Modern Dance 3 Asian Dance & Dance Drama 3 Afro-Caribbean Dance 4 Dance Choreography 6 Effort-Shape Theory 6 Dance Notation 2-3 Dance Prod. 3-6 Seminar in Dance Ed. 3 Supervised Teaching of Dance 4 Field W9rk in Dance Ed. 2-4 IndependAt Research 2-4

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HAMILTON COLLEGE' Undergraduate Program Clinton, New York13323 Enrollment 50 Private Control B.A., B.F.A. Degrees Coed Perf. Arts Dance Major , Enrollment 1,500' Dance Ed. Major Dance Program in Dance Dept. Interdisciplinary Degree: Undergraduate Program Dance/Theatre Enrollment 10 Dance Certification, NYC B.A. Degree Areas of Specialization: Dance Major Teaching, Performance of% Interdisciplinary Degree Affiliation with Professional Co.: Areas of Specialization: Joan Miller/Chamber Arts Dance Choreography, Labanotation, Players History Performing Company Performing Company Formal Concerts 3 Formal Concert 1 Informal Concerts 2 Informal Concerts 2 Touring Concerts Personnel Personnel Jane Tavalin Schwartz, M.A., Asst. *Joan A. Miller, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Prof. *Mary Jane Warner, Ph.D., Asst. Johannah Franke, Ed.D., Asst. Prof. Prof. Undergraduate Courses S.H. Islene Pinder, M.A., Instr. Introduction to Dance 1 Guest Artists +Beg. Dance 1. Undergraduate Courses S.H. +Int. Dance 1 Folk, Square and Social +Adv. Dance 1 Dance Forms I, II lea. Elem. Labanotation 1 Modern Dance Fundamentals Int. Labanotation 1 I, II lea. History of Dance I 1 ,Beg., Int., Adv., Modern History of Dance II 1 Dance Comp. I 1 Ballet Principles Comp. II 1 Ballet Workshop Independent Study 1 Stage Movement for Actors Dance Seminar 1 and Dancers 2 Senior Project 2 History and Applied Principles of Dance 2 +may be. repeated Repertory Workshop 3 One semester hour normally equates with Rhythmic Analysis of four credits from another institution. Movement 1 Theory and Practice of Dance in Ed. 1 HERBERT H. LEHMAN COLLEGE OF THE CITY Theory and Practice of UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK Modern Dance 1 Bedford Park Boulevard West Workshop in Ethnic and Jazz Bronx, New York10468 Tech. 1 Municipal Control Choreography & Improvisation 1 Coed Educational and Recreational Enrollment 8,000 Programs in Dance 2 Dance Program in Dept. of Dance, Student Repertory Workshop H.P.E.R. Seminar in Practicum in Skills & Perf. 3

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Workshop in Music and Movement 2 Areas of Specialization: Special Projects 1-2 Perf., Choreography, TeaChing Affiliation with Professional Co.: \\tionors 3 People / Dorothy Vislocky Dance Interdisciplinary majors with other Theatre disciplines developed for students Performing Company wishing graduAte study. Formal Concert 1 Informal Concerts4 Personnel HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY *Dorothy Vislocky, M.A., Prof. Physical Fitness Center Dorothy Indenbaum, Adj. Lect. Hempstead, Long Island, New York 11550 Martin Koenig, Adj. Asst. Prof. Private Control Undergraduate Courses S.H. Coed Biomechanics 3-4 Enrollment 4,400 Contemporary Dance Tech. Dance Program in P.E. and Drama Depts. I, II, III 2ea. Undergraduate Program Anatomy & Kinesiology 3-4 B.A. and B.S. Degrees Improvisation as a Creative Dance Minor, Process 2 Personnel Eurhythmics-Rhythmic *Harriet L. Peters, M.A., Asst. Prof. Structures of Movement Carl Morris, Asst. Prof. and Percussion 2 Stormy Mullis, Guest Instr. Ballet I, II 2ea. Guest Artists Historical and Philosophical Undergraduate Courses S.H. Development of Dance I, 2 Modern Dance I II 2ea. Modern Dance II (units on Comp.-Fundamentals of jazz and ethnic) 2 Choreography 2 Int. Modern Dance 2 Comp. II 2 Body Movement I 2 Dance Prod. I, II Sea. Body Movement II (Humphrey Survey of Dance Notation Weidman) 2 Systems 2 Folk and Square Dance 1 Folk Forms of Dance I, II lea. Independent Study 1-3 Ethnic Dance Sourceq,for 2 Adv. Modern Dance Dance I, II 2ea. Comp. 3 Theory & Practice Teaching History of Dance 3 Dance, Elem. School 2 Theory & Practice Teaching Contemporary Dance 2 HUNTER COLLEGE OF THE CITY UNIVERSITY Dance Americana 2 OF NEW YORK Demonstration Program: 695 Park Avenue (Box 1660) Dance and Special Events 2 New York, New York 10021 Honors in Dance 3 Municipal Control Coed Enrollment 6,500 Dance Program n Dept. of Music Undergraduate Pr gram Enrollment 70 B.A. Degree /Dance Major Perf. Arts Dance Major

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INSTITUTE FOR MENTAL RETADATION, Performing Company New York Medical' College ,FQrrhal Cmncerts 3 2265 Third Avenue Informa CQncerts 20' New York, New York10035 Tburin ncierts 18 Post Graduate Inten ive Study in Personn Dance Therapy itch Oertificatio 1, D.F.A., Ehrollment 10 D.T.R. Nadia, B.Al.t;', Areas of Specializ tion: A edO Corvino Theory: History, Principles of D. Th. ,Robert Dennis, La, Diagnosis Tests 'I Wendy Hilton Practicum: Clinical Practice,'clease Hirabayashi, B.S. reports, Interdisciplinary gXperience Hanya Holm, D.F.A., L.H.D. Auditions required Daniel Lewis, Diploma Applicants must have a B.S. or B.A. Billie Mahoney, B.A. \-Z-N)egree, or the equivalent in Gloria Marina, M.A. dance ed., with a knowledge Helen McGehee, B.A. of several schools of dance Genia Melikova Janis Pforsich, M.A. tech. Personnel Doris Rudko, B.S. Liljan Espenak, M.A., D.T.R., Asst. Marian Seldes Prof. Craig Shuler, M.M. Janet Mansfield Soares, M.A. Courses Theory Anna Sokolow History and Principles of Dance Alfonso Solimene, Ph.D. Catharsis through Dance Movement Stanely Sussman, M.M. Coordination Principles Ethel Winter, M.A. Dance as a tool of Communication Hector Zaraspe Movement Diagnosis Tests Undergraduate Courses S.H. Development of Body Image Ballet Tech. 24 Use of Music in Dance Therapy Modern Dance Tech. 24 Writing of Thesis Dance Comp.: Piacticum: Materials Participation in Clinical Practice Modern Forms 4 Work with patients Group Forms 4 Case reports Projects in Choreography Major Project 4-6 Dance Notation 12 Dance History and Criticism 3 THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL Anatomy for Dancers Lincoln Center 3 Lit. and Materials of Music New York, New York10023 24 Private Control (Dance) Coed Stagecraft 3 4-16 Enrollment under 1,000 Dance Repertory, Dance Program in Dance Div. Undergraduate Program Enrollment 70 B.F.A. Degree, Diploma Perf. Arts Dance Major Areas of Specialization: Performance AtAauditions required

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FEW YORK UNIVERSITY Judith G. Schwartz, M.A., Assoc. School of Education, Health, Nursing Prof., Artist-in-Residence and Arts Professions Part-time: Dept. of Dance and Ed. Margie Beals 675 Education Dirk Berger, M.D. Washington Square Andre Bernard New York, New York10003 Michelle Berne ..Private Control Sally Blane Coed Percival Borde Enrollment over 10,000 April Brooks Dance Program in Dept. of Dance Roberta Caplan and Dance Ed. Nada Diachenko Undergraduate Program Risa Friedman Enrollment 63 Micki Goodman B.S. Degree Joan Griffin Dance Major Sachiyo Ito Pre-dance Therapy Major James Lauth Interdisciplinary Degree: Fred Mathews Creative Arts program Charles Miller Areas of Spec Genevieve Oswald Therapy,History,Choreography Mariano Parra Auditions required Janis Pforsich Graduate Program Barbara Reed, teaching fellow Enrollment 185 Masters, 15 Doctoral Virginia Reed A.M., Ed.D., Ph.D. and D.A. Degrees Iris Rifkin-Gainer in Dance Jeffrey Rolls, M.D. Dance and Dance Ed. Doris Rudtb Dance Therapy Martha Rzasa Creative Arts Dan ce Major Ernestine Stodelle Dance in Elem. Schools Lee Strauss Dance in P.E Ellen Tittler Interdisciplinary Degree: Douglas Wassell Creative Arts program Rosilyn Wilder Areas of Specialization: Eddie Wright, Jr. Choreography and Performance Judith Young Research, Dance History, Aesthetics Suzanne Youngerman and Critical Writing Undergraduate Courses S.H. Curriculum Development, Admin. Introduction to Modern Dance 2 Ethnic Study and 'Folklore Beg. Ballet 1 Art of TeachingDance Survey of Folk, Square and Summer Program, abroad Social Forms 2 Performing Company Beg. Jazz Dance ,1 Formal Concerts 20 Dance Club 0-1 Informal Concerts 5 Int. Tech.: Modern 1 Touring Concerts 3 Rhythmic Analysis and Personnel Percussion for Dance --2 Full-time: t. Ballet 1 *Patricia A. Rowe, Ed.D., Prof. I oduction to De.nce Laura Brittain, M.A., Asst. Prof., Comp. and Per' 2 Artist-in-Residence Czgative Dance for Children 3 Marcia B. Leventhal, M.A., D.T.R.,Asst. Independent Study 1-4 Prof., Director of Dance Therapy

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3 Senior Dance Project 1 Dance in Higher Ed. 3 Contemporary Dance: Origins Dance Workshop Comp. in Contemporary Dance 3 and Trends 3 1-6 Introduction to Dance Comp. 2 Independent Study Research in Dance 3 Modern Dance in P.E. 3 Jazz Dance Tech. 2 Writing Dance Criticism 3 Dance for the Special Child 3 Adv. Jazz Dance Tech. 1 Effort/Shape Movement Analysis 2 Individual Dance Therapy: Adv. Ballet 1 Neurotic Client 3 Evaluative Research in Dance Adv. Tech.: Modern 1 Adv. Dance Practicum 1-6 Therapy 3 Dance Comp.: Group Forms 2 Colloquium in Dance/Dance Therapy 2-3 Dance Notation 3 Methods and Materials in African Dance II 3

, 3 Teaching Dance. 3 Japanese Dance International Dance Study 6 Dance Repertory 2 Historical Development of Dance 3 Ethnology of Dance 3 Modern Dance Prod. 2-3 Ideokinesiology 3 Departmental Seminar in Dance 3 Introductory Experiences in Related Arts 4 Methods of Accomp. for Dance 2 American Dance Heritage 3 PRATT INSTITUTE 11205 Teaching Creative Rhythmic Brooklyn, New York Private Control Movement 3 Perf. of Dance and Related Coed Enrollment 4,500 Activities_for Children 3 Dance Program in School ofArt Introduction to Dance Therapy 3 and Design, Film, Theatre, Sensitization Through Dance 2 Dance Dept.: Dept. of Art Therapy Tech. of Dance Therapy 3 Aesthetics in Dance 3 Graduate Program Dance Therapy Minor Ethnic Dance: A Cultural M.F.A. Degree-, Heritage 3 Performing Company African Dance I 3 Observation, Conference and Formal Concerts:student concert Student Teaching in Dance 3 or 6. once a year; no active perf. company Kinesiology for the Dancer 3 Graduate Courses Personnel James Cunningham, M.A., Adj. Asst. Master's Thesis Seminar 3 Dance Therapy Colloquium I, II 3,3 Prof. *Mickie Geller, B.A., Instr. Dance Therapy for the Elderly 3 Effort/Shape Movement Analysis II 3° Sharon Kinney Dance Perf. 1-3 Henry Yu Lecture-Demonstration in Dance_ 3 Mlahael Aubrey Sergio Cervetti Contemporary Dramatic Dance 3 Creative Experiences in Related Dennis Ferguson, Accomp. Carol Crawford, Accomp. Arts 3 S.H. Contemporary Repertory from Graduate Courses / Independent Study/ 2-3 Notation 3 Adv. Dance Workshop 2-3 Internship in Dance 3 Dance History and Concepts 2,2 Internship in Dance Therapy 3 2,2 Fieldwork in Dance 3 Choreography Dance and Music Therapy for the Mentally' Ill 4 -67- NEW YORK

RUSSELL SAGE COLLEGE Dance may be chosen as 1/3 of the Troy, New York12180 Academic Program (10 Cr. Hr.) Private Control during each or all four Women undergraduate years; or as a Enrollment 1350 part of a Perf. Arts Program; Dance Program in P.E., Visual and or as an extra-curricular, non- Performing Arts Depts. credit dance program. Undergraduate Program Interdisciplinary Degree B.A., B.S. Degrees Areas of Specialization: Dance Concentration Choreography, Teaching, Interdisciplinary Degree: History, Criticism & sychology/Dance Notation, Repertory. reative Arts and Human Services Graduate Program State Dance Certification, P.E. M.A. and M.F.A. Degrees Areas of Specialization: Interdisciplinary Degree Dance Therapy; Dance History Areas of Specializatigh: Dance Performance Choreography, Teaching, Performing Company Music for Dance Formal Concerts 2 Auditions required Informal Concert 1 Personnel Personnel"' *Sharon Bouck, A.B. LisaFriedlander,M.A. Marie Adair, B.A., Dance Fac. Janet Benedict, M.A. Jennifer Donohue, A.B., Dance Fac. Agnes Stillman, M.S., Asst. Prof. Elizabeth Keen, M.A., Dance Fac. Undergraduate Courses S.H. Don Redlich, B.S., Dance Fac. Beg. Modern Dance (P.E. majors) 2 Marcia B. Siegal, B.A., Guest Folk Dance 1/2 Dance Fac. Modern Dance (P.E.) 1/2 Rose Ann Thom, B.A., Dance,Fac. Modern Jazz 1/2 Norma Dalby, Dir. of Music for Ballroom 1/2 Dance Fac. History of Dance to 1900 3 Carol DeSimone, M.A., Music for History of 20th Century Dance 3 Dance Fac. Comp., Pre-Classic Forms 3 Marilyn Rosenberger, B.S., Comp., Modern Forms 3 Musician Choreography 3-6 Richard Dunham, Lighting Instr. Stagecraft 3-6 Gue-- Teachers (weekly, 3 or 4 Independent Studies 3 r ye for approximately Dance Theatre weeks Courses Movement for the Perf. Arts 3 . Improvisation Workshop M n Tech. I, II, III , 3 Psychology of the Body 3 Ballet tech. I, II, III Introduction to Dance Therapy 3 Pointe Exploraty MoVement Workshop Dance Come. I, II, III SARAH LAWRENCE COLLEGE Dance Proje is Bronxville, New York 10708 Rhythm in MU is and Movement Private Contro -Sound and Movement Workshop Coed Music as a Resource for the Dancer Enrollment 800 Labanotation I, II, III Dance Program in Dance Dept. Repertory Underduate Program Dance and Movement Style .7 A.B. Degree

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Rhythm. and Dynamics II 4 Anatomy for Dancers Teaching Conference I, II West African Dance and Its Significance 4 Lighting Design and Stagecraft for 4 Dance History of Dance Afro-Caribbean Dance and Graduate Courses Human Behavior 4 Graduate Seminar 4 Individual Project Conference Dance Tech. Int.) Dancean Comp. Int.) 4 All undergraduate dance courses are Movement Notation II 4 open to graduate dance students. Rhythm and Dynamics II 4 West African Dance II and Its Significance 4 STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON Special Topics in Dance Binghamton, New York 13901 (Theory) 4 SAte Control Special Topics in Dance Coed (Studio) 4 Enrollment over 8,000 o-Caribbean Dance II 4

Dance Program in Theatre Dept. Dance Criticism & Analysis 4 , Undergraduate Program Dance Prod. 4 B.A. Degree in Theatre A.A. Dance-Theatre Workshop 4 Concentration in Dance Dance Criticism & Analysis 4 Minor in P.E. P.E.: Areas of Specialization: Modern Dance - 5 levels lea. Pre-Dance Therapy, Perf., Ballet - 3 levels ,lea. Choreography Folk Dance 1 Auditions required Tap 1 Graduate Program Children's Dance Theatre, 2 Re-instituted in Theatre Dept., Fall, 1978 Areas of Specialization: STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK History, Choreography, rf. AT BROCKPORT Affiliation with Professional .: Brockport, New York 14420 Percival Borde Dance Co. State Control Pearl Primus Dance Co. Coed Performing Company Enrollment 11,000 Formal Concert 1 Dance Program in Dept. of Dance Informal Concerts 2 Undergraduate Program Touring Concerts Enrollment 200 Personnel B.A. and B.S. Degrees Theatre Dept.: Dance Major *Percivaleorde, Assoc. Prof. Dance Minor Carole Hageman, Instr. Interdisciplinary Degree: Mary Corsaro, Instr. Pei'. Arts Dance Major Susan Peters, Accomp. Interdisciplinary Arts for Alex Hertz, Accomp. Children P.E. Dept: Areas of Specialization: Kathleen-Carr Nolan, Instr. Choreography, Music for Dance, Rhae Ann Hawkes, Instr. Dance for Children, Philosophy Undergraduate Courses S.H. and Esthetics of Dance Theatre: Summer Program Dance Comp., Beg. Movement Notation I -69- NEW YORif

Personnel History and L velopment of Richard Bull, M.A., Prof. Dance 3 Richard Castner, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Historical Dance Reconstruc- Jacqueline Davis, M.A., Asst. Prof. tion 2 Garth Fagan, B.A., Assoc. Prof. Choreography for Theatre 3 *Sondra Fraleigh, M.A., Asst. Prof. Repertory and Literature 2 Susan Foster, M.A., Asst. Prof. Dance Perf. 3 Santo Giglio, M.A., Asst. Prof. Folk Dances and Ethnic Lance Olson, B.S., Instr. Origins 3 Cynthia Novack, M.A., Asst. Prof. Traditional Dances of James Payton, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Selected Cultures 3 Susannah Payton, M.A., Asst. Prof. Dance in Rehabilitation 3 Irma Pylyshenko, B.A., Asst. Prof. Dance Therapy 3 Duvid Smering, Adj. Instr. Dance Perf. Workshop 3 Leonard Taffs, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Adv. Dance Comp. I 3 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Dance Accomp. Workshop 3 Introduction tO Dance 3 Adv. Kinesiology 3 Dance Survey 3 Philosophy and Esthetics 3 Beg. Dance Comp. 3 Accomp. for Dance I 3 Dance Prod. 3 Accomp. ror Dance II 3 Survey of Dance History 3 Accomp. for Dance III 3 Dance Workshop 1 Music Resources for Dance 3 15 Cross-Cultural Survey of. Dance 3 Foreign Studies in Dance Modern Dance 2 Foreign Studies in Dance 15 1-5 Music for Dance 3 Children's Dance Social Forms 3 Workshop in Teaching Dance Kinesiology for Dancers 3 for the Educationally Costume for Dance 3 Disadvantaged 6 Historical Dance Forms and Teaching Dance on the Sec. Backgrounds of American Level 3 Theatre Dance 3 Tech. Instruction (High Dance Movement in Theatre 3 School and College) 3 Dance and Dancers 3 Lighting for Dance 3 2 Survey of Ethnic Dance 3 Adv. Prod. and Design Afro-Caribbean Dance 3 Independent Study in Dance 3 Introduction to Ballet 3 Graduate Courses Survey of Modern Jazz: Its History and Development of History and Elements 3 Dance 3 Survey of Tap Dance: Its Historical Dance 2 History and'Elements 3 Reconstruction Contemporary Dance Comp. 3 Choreography for Theatre 3 2 Int. Dance Comp. 3 Dance Repertory and Lit. Dance Tech. 3 Dance Perf. 3 Trends in Contemporary Dance 3 Folk Dances and Their Ethnic Recreational Folk and Square Origins 3 Dance 1 Traditional Dances of Selected Teaching Dance on the Primary Cultures 3 3-6 School Level 3 Dance Perf. Workshop 4 Children's Theatre Dance 3 Adv. Dance Comp. II Seminar in Dance in Higher Ed. 3 Accomp. for Dance I, II, III Sea. Independent Study in Dance 3 Music Resources for Dance 3

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Critical Approaches to Theatre Character 2 4,4 Dance 3 Body Movement for Actors Adv. Tech. Instruction (High School and'College) 3 Adv. Prod. and Design 2 STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK COLLEGE Independent Study 1-3 AT GENESEO Geneseo, New York14454 State Control STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BUFFALO Coed Buffalo, New York 14214 Enrollment over 5,500 State Control Dance Program in Dramatic Arts Coed Dept. Enrollment 25,000 Undergraduate Program Dance Program in Theatre and P.E. B.A. Degree Depts. Dance Concentration Undergraduate Program Areas of Specialization: Enrollment 6 Tech., Therapy, through B.A. Degree Special Ed. Degree Dance Major (Special) Performing Company Dance Concentration, Theatre Formal Concerts 2 Interdisciplinary Degree Touring Concerts Performing Company Personnel Formal Concerts 10 *Scott J. Ray, M.F.A., Asst. Prof. Informal Concerts 10 Nona Schurman, Asst. Prof. Personnel Debra Byrd, Instr./P.T. *Linda Swinivch, B.A., Assoc. Prof Jonette L. Wentzel, Lect. Jan Fischer, B.A., Asst. Prof. Karen Mackie, Instr./P.T. Ginger Burke, Dir. Royal Academy of Undergraduate Courses S.H. Ballet, Lect. Accomp. aid Rhythmic Joan VerDun, M.A., Asst. Prof. Analysis 1 Jill Fothergill, M.S., Instr, Dance History I, II 3,3 Betty Stark, E.D.M., Assoc. Prof. Analysis of Dance Tebh. 3 Tom Ralabate, B.A., Fellow Dance Ensemble 1-13 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Choreography I, II 2,2 Introduction to Dance 1 Creative Dance for Children 3 Beg. Contemporary Dance 4,4 Dance as an Art Form 3 Int. Contemporary Dance 4,4 Movement for the Actor or Adv. Contemporary Dance 4,4 Singe' 1 Beg. Ballet 4,4 Physical Expression in Perf. 3 Adv. Ballet 4,4 Philosophy of Dance 3 Int. Ballet 4,4 Dance in the Theatre 3 Pointe Class, 4 levels lea. Introduction to Dance 3 Improvisation 4,4 Dance Studies I,'II, III Comp. (Solo) 4 (Ballet, Modern, or Jazz; 1-6 Comp. (Group) 4 may be repeated forcr.) Dance History 4 Tap Dance 2 Square and Folk 2 Repertory (Concert-Perf.) 4 Resident Dance Company 4,4,4,4 Independent Study varies Jazz 4,4

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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK COLLEGE Mel Wong, Asst. Prof. AT POTSDAM Gary Harris, Lect. Potsdam, New York13676 Romana Krysanowska, Adj. Asst.

State Control Prof. , Coed Bruce Lieberman, Instr. Enrollment 4,700 Stanley Walden, Adj. Asst. Prof. Dance Program in Fine Arts John Anderson, Musician for Dance Undergraduate Program David Feinberg, Musician for Dance Dance Concentration Lance Williams, Musician for Dance Performing Company Undergraduate Courses Formal Concerts 5 'Modern Dance I,II, III, IV Informal. Concerts 5 Ballet I, II, III, IV Personnel Movement for Actors

K. Wright Dunkley, M.S., Assoc. Prof. Improvisation Robert James Beswick, M.F.A.,Instr. Pointe Mickey McLaughlin, Instr. Variations Undergraduate Courses S.H. Effort/Shape Survey of Dance History 3 Int. Adv. Comp. Dance Comp. I, II, III, IV 3ea. Lighting for Dancers Group Forms I, II 3ea. Music for Dancers Modern Dance Repertory I, II 3ea. Notation Beg. Dance Tech. 2 Notation/Reconstruction Modern Dance I, II, III, IV 6ea. Human Movement Ballet I, II 3ea. Lighting Prod. Workshop Court Dances of Europe Body Correctives 15th-18th Centuries 3,3,3,3 Men's Classes Perf: and Prod. 1-3ea. Partnering The Teaching of Dance 1-6 Dance History Independent Study 1-6

NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORIOCOLLEGE AT PURCHASE NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OF THE ARTS Purchase, New York 10577 Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27107 State Control State Control Coed Coed Enrollment 2,000 Enrollment 600 Dance Program in Dept. of Dance Undergraduate Program Undergraduate Program Enrollment 85 B.A. and B.F.A. Degrees B.F.A. Degree, Diploia in Dance Performing Arts Dance Major Dance Major Program in Summer Session Auditions required Personnel Affiliation with Professional Co.: *Jacque d'Amboise, Dean North Carolina Dance Theatre William Bales, Prof. Performing Company Royes Fernandez, Prof. Formal Concerts Carol Fried, Asst. Prof. Touring Concerts Kazuko Hirabayashi, Assoc. Prof. Personnel Aaron Osborne, Asst. Prof. Robert Lindgren, Dean Ann Parson, Asst. Prof. Duncan Noble, Instr. Rosanna Seravalli, Asst. Prof'. Joan Sanders, Instr. -72- NORTH CAROLINA

Mimi Paul, Instr. Personnel Gina Vidal, Instr. Gerda Zimmermann, Asst. Prof. Pamela Sofras, M.Ed., Asst. Prof. Gyula Pandi, Instr. Joysanne Sidimus, Instr. Undergraduate Courses Richard Gain, Instr. Modern Tech. (Limon, Graham, ,;ikolais) f Richard Kuch, Instr. Marcia Plevin, Instr. Ballet Undergraduate Courses S.H. History Ballet Major: Comp. Ballet Tech. 9 Ideokinesiology Modern Tech. 3 Adagio 3 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, Pointe 3 Character 2 GREENSBORO Greensboro, North Carolina27412 Comp. 3 Repertory 3 State Control' Acting I 2 Coed Enrollment over 9,000 Acting II 2 Fundamentals of Music 4 Dance Program in School of H.P.E.R ce History I 4 and Dance Undergraduate Program ce History II 4 A ademic Elective 12 Enrollment 80 Modern Major: B.S. and PIi.A. Degrees Dance Ed. Major Modern Dance Tech. 9 Perf. Arts Major Ballet Tech. 3 State Dance Certfication Character 2 Areas of Specialization, Adagio 3 Creative/Perf. Art Comp. I, II, III, IV 3 Dance Ed. Repertory 3 Graduate Program Acting I 2 Enrollment 35 Masters, 8 Doctoral Acting II 2 Fundamentals of Music 4 M.Ed. and M.F.A. Degrees Ed. D. Degree Dance History I 4 Dance Ed. Major Dance History II 4 Perf, Arts Major Academic Elective 12 P.E., Dance. emphasis, Doctoral Areas of Specialization, Master;: .UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHARLOTTE Creative/Perf. Art Dance Ed. UNC Station, Charlotte, North Carolina 28223 Areas of Specialization, Doctoral: Dance Ed. Undergraduate Program Bachelor of Creative Arts Summer Program Dance Major Performing Company Interdisciplinary Degree Personnel *Lois Andreasen, Ph.D. Dance. Certification Auditions required Kate Barrett, Ph.D, Prof. Affiliation with Professional Co.: Gay Cheney, Ph.D., Prof, New Reflections Dance Theatre Anne Deloria, M.S. Ed., Asst. Performing Company Prof. Formal Concerts two week season

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A Joseph Levinoff, Ballet Master in Dissertation 1-12 Residence (Movement Theory, Movement in Dorothy Beria Silver, Artist in Dance and Sports available Residence for election,etc.) Virginia Moomaw, M.S., Prof. Emeritus Gayle Wulk, Ph. D., Instr. NORTH DAKOTA ':'Three Graduate Assistants Illgfaraduate Courses S.H. NORTH DAKOTA STATE' UNIVERSITY .'Introduction to= -Dance 3 Fargo, North Dakota 58102 Modern Dance 6 State Control Ballet 6. Coed Modern Jazz Dance 1 Enrollment 7,500 Ethnic/Character Dance 2 Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Social, Folic, -- Country Dance 2 Undergraduate Program. Kinejology B.A. and B.S. Degrees Exproration/ImprOvipation Dance Concentration Time /Space Design in Dance 2 Summer Program' Prdtess' in ,Choreography 2 Performing Company Formal Concert 1 r AccoMp.,for Dance , 2 Dance prod. 3 Informal Concert 1 Dance ComPaPYr 3 Personnel History' of Dance, I, II 3ea.: '*Marillyn Nass, M.S., Assoc. Prof. Danc'e Pedagogy, Children 3 Beulah Gregoire, M.S., Assoc. Prof. Dance Pedagogy, 7-12 3 Judy Ray, M.S., Asst. Prof. Q.H. Org. and Ad. of Dance 3 .Undergraduate Courses Observation of Teaching' 2 Beg. Modern Dance 1 Student Teaching 6 Int. Modern Dance 1 &eminar in Dance Ed. 2 Sun-re Dance 1 CreativeSynthesis. 2 Ballroom Dance 1 (Understanding of Movement(Laban Dapce Fundamentals 1 ,1 Analysis),.Iteventive-and Folk Dance Corrective P.E., and P.E. for. Teaching of Dance 1 Handicapped available electives) Graduate Courses° Anthropological Basis for Dance 3 --TNIVER8ITY OF NORTH DAKOTA Survey of Contemporary Dance / 3 Grand Forks, North. Dakota 58202 State Control Txrentieth Century Dance . 3 Rhythmic Analysis/Accomp. 3 Coed Choreography for Solo and Duet 3 Enrollment. 8,700 ,Choreography'for'Groups 3 Dance Program, in P.E. Experimentation and Analysis 3 Undergraduate PrograM Dance Notation 3-6 Supportive (working to develop a Dance .Criticism 3 minor) Professional Lit. 3 Summer Program Seminar in'Dance7Ed, 3. Personnel Administration of Dance *Marilyn J. Peterson Curriculum, 3 Patricia Diercks E,H. independent Study 3 Undergraduate Courses Research Problems 1-4 Modern Dance I, II . lea. Thesis' Dance Comp. 1 3-6 r 774- sr .11. , .NORTH DAKOTA -2.

rcri 2 ,.+Adv. Tech. and l'En-f. ) 3 Dance Prod.(Comp. II), rr +Participation in Prod..i.1-5 ,Partnering I 3 Jazz Dance I, II lea. +Dane Comp. I, II, III, IV Ballroom Dance. I, II lea. +Dance Ensemble 5 1 4,Alik, Folk Dance -+Theatre or P Ecredit available Square Dance 1 Ballet I, II lea. History and Philosbphy of Dance 3 tALDWIN-WALLACE COLLEGE Field Experience Dance Berea, Ohio44017 .(ndividualXZed choreography ,e Private' Control projects, teaching asst. in Co dance area, ,participation in nt over 1,800 residency companies N.D. °gram in P.E. Dept. S. Ballet Co. and N.D. Dance te.Program Consort) .1=4: B4 gree Repertory Dance 1, II Dance Minor Performing Company /, Formal Concert 1 OHIO Informal Concert 1 Touring Concerts 1-4 ANTIOCH COLLEGE :Personnel Yellow4pringsOhio 453,y7 *SuzannecStrew, M.Ed., Assoc. Prof. Private Contr4 JbanScholl, B.S., Instr. EnrolIMent 1,30 Janiece Kelley, B.A., Instr. Coop*PrOgram (1/2 of stUdentsOtU: Undergraduate Courses Q. H. campus during any One qu__ ar te r) Dance History , 3 Dance Program in P.E.&IdTheatre Folk Forms 3 Depts. Dance Comp. and Form Undergracklate P'ograu (Pre-req: Beg.0 Modern B.A. Degree. Dance) 3 Inter'disciplindry Major Kinesiology (Pre-req: InterdiscIplinary Degree: Human Anatomy) 5 Dance/Thatre _ Dance Prod. and Perf. 3 4:1 Dance/PsychQiogy Improvisation and '., Dadce/Education Choreography 3 Areas of Specialization: Two years minimum participation in Choreography, Ed. Dance Club and related dance Summer Program' activities required. Performing Company Creative Dance and Rhythms For ncerts12 for Children 3 \Tour*itr g atConcerts 8 Dance in the Theatre 3 Personnel , *Dimitra Sundeen Reber, B.A Asst. Prof,. Undergraduate Courses H. Dance Fundamentals 1 Beg. Modern Tech. and Improvisation 1 Beg. Ballet 1 Int. Modern 1 Ikt. Ballet 1

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BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSI CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY* Bowling Green, Ohio43403 Cleveland, Ohio 44115 State Control' State Control Coed Coed Enrollment over 15,000 Enrollment over 16,000 Dance Program in P.E. Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Undergraduate Program. Undergraduate Program B.S. in Ed. Degree B.S. Degree B.S. or B.A. Degree iffli.E Dance Concentratnn ;. Dance Minor: Personnel *Gretchen Moran,,M.$., Asst. Dance Ed. k Dance Perf. Prof. Dance Appreciation Diana Domoracki, B.S., B.F.A., Dance Concentration Instr. Interdisciplinary Degree Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Performing Company Beg. Modern Dance 1 Formal Concert 1 Int. Modern Dance Informal Concert 20 Beg. Ballet Personnel Int. Ballet 1 *Michael W. Hamblin, M.A., Instr. Folk Dance 1 Dolores Black, M.Ed., S. Ed., Assoc. Dance Appreciation 1 Prof. Approaches to Teaching Dance 1 Margit Heskett, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Dance as an Art Form 4 Judith Kisselle, M.A., Instr. History of Dance 4 Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Modern Dance Company ''4 Ballet, Beg. 1, ,Independent Study 1-4 Ballet, Int. 1 Modern Dance, Beg. 1 Modern Dance Int. 2 KENT STATEUNIVERSITY.X 0,1 Jazz 1 Kent, Ohio., 44240 Tap 1 State Control Ballroom Dance, Beg. 1 ' Coed Ballroom .Dance 'Int. 2 Enrollment over 15,000 Folk & Square,,aeg. 1 .Dance Program in H.P.E.R. Folk & Square, Int. 2 Undergraduate Program Educational Dance I 2 Enrollment6 Educational Dance II 2 B.S. Degree Rhythmic Implementations 2 Dance Major Principles of Dance in Art Ed. 2 Dance Minor Dance Concentration Improvisation C., 2 Modern Dance Tech. 2-12 Areas of Specialization: Modern Dance Teaching MethodsV 2 Modern Tech., Ballet, Ballroom Dance Teaching Methods 2 Choreography Folk ana Square Teaching Methods,2 Performing Company Comp. 2 Formal Concert 1 Choreography Workshop 1-6 Informal Concerts 2 Perf. Workshop 2-8 Personnel .Dance Prod. 3 Eugenia0V. Schottler, M.A., Asst. Dance History 3 Prof. Independent Study. 1-4 Connie May, B.F.A., Instr.

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Undergraduate Courses Q.H. MIAMI UNIVERSITY 0 Beg. Modern Dance 1 Phillips Hall Int. Modern Dance 1 Oxford, Ohio45056 Adv. Modern 'Dance 1 State Control Comp. 1 Coed Elements of Ballet 1 Enrollment over 14,000 Rhythmic Analysis 2 Dance Program in P.E. Movement Notation 3 Undergraduate Program Dance as an Art Form 3 B.A., B.S. 'Degrees Progression and Perf. 1 Dance Minor Theory and Philosophy of'Dance 2 Dance Concentration Dance Prod. 2 Summer Program Folk Dance 1 Performing Company givare Dance 1 Formal Concerts 3 Children's Dance 2 Informal Concerts 8 Adv. Social, Folk, and Square Touring,rConcerts Dance. 2 Personnel Dance History 3- Lana Kay Rosenberg, M.Ed., Asst. Prof. Dance Graduate Asst. LAKE ERIE COLLEGE Help from Other Faculty S.H. Painesville, Ohio 44.077 Undergraduate Courses 2 Private Control Beg.Ballet 2 Women Folk Enrollment over 800 Beg. Modern 2 Dance Program in Dept. of Dance A Square 2 Undergraduate Program Tap 2 2 B.A. and B.F.A. Degrees Social' 2 Dance Concentration Jazz 2 Interdisciplinary Degree Basic Rhythmic Fundamentals 2ea. Areas of Specialization: Int. Modern Tech. I, II Chor ography, Therapy Int. Ballet I, II 2ea. Affiliation with Professional Co.: Dance Comp. 3 .c Footpath ance Co. Dance Improvisation 2 Performing Company Dance History 3 Formal Concerts 2 Dance Tech: 2 Personnel Dance Prod. 3 *Paulette Sears, M.A. Janet Hamburg Underaduate Courses Q.H.

,,, ern Dance. Theory and Tech.,* ' 1,-II, III,IV 3e4. ....Danqe CoMp. I, II,\ I1 Sea. AN'dfice History 3 Music and Dance 3 Field Study in Dance 3 Special Topic's in Dance 3 Methods of Teaching Dance 3

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OBERLIN COLLEGE Dance Major Oberlin, Ohio44074 AT'e4s of-Specialization: Choreography, Ed., History, Private''Control Coed Notation, Perf., Prod. Enrollment 2,000 Auditions, required .Dance Program in Inter-Arts Prograr Performing Company Undergraduate Program Formal. Concerts 4 Enrollment 15 Informal Concerts 6 Touring Concerts 17 ' B.A. Degree Performing Arts Dance Major Personnel Interdisciplinary Degree Alkire, M.A., Prof. Areas of Specialization: Vera Blaine, M.A., Prof. Tech.,thoreography Odette Blum, Assoc. Prof. Performing Company Nancy Fenster, Asst. Prof. Angelika Gerbes, Ph.D., Asst. , Formal Concerts 6 Informal' Concerts Prof. Louise Guthman, M.A., Asst. Prof. rsonnel David Newman, M.F.A., Asst. Prof. Toby Hankin, M.A., Instr. ',IeWendy Shanki, M.F.A:, Asst. Prof. Ann Lilly, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Moira Logan, M.F.A., Asst. Prof. 4' Doris Seiden, M.F.A., Asst. Prof. Asa. Prof. LeslieWaldeck, B.A., Instr. Vera Maletic, Visiting Sheldon Ossosky, Asst. Prof. ,Undemgraduate C01.17eS Q. H. Rosalind Pierson, B.A., Asst.,Prof. 'Dapee_ZOMpaily e," Lucy Venable, B.S., Prof., Dir. of , r. 2 -3 Grp' Imtvisation Dance Notation Bureau Extension Center for Ed.' 1dt 3 -- choreography & Aesthetics and Research. Undergraduate Courses Q.H. ;Be. Ballet '&.Kinesiology 2 Dance Tech. 43:g3 li'g..'Choreograpny 3 ! 13 ea, 9e Improvisation 3 Dance Comp. 4-8 Dance PrOd. Wo;"kshop 1-3 Repertory Ethnic Dance Forms 3 Dance leotation I( II, III, IV 12 8 -UNIVER Dance Prod, History of Dance I, II, III 9 us-1.::Ohi-a-, 21 to Control Theory and Practice of Modern Dance 3 Reconstruction, Analysis line 31 aM'i .'and Teaching Folk Dance 3 of/ Music for Choreography 3 6-20 Undergt -Pro Individual Studies fir. 2-5 Enrol men 98'; Darie Perf. 3-15 B.S.,)1p,F ..."Degre ;Student Teaching D4ncega.ejor Field Service Experience 2-5 rs ppaementary Studies in' , Perf, Art'slanc e M -1-5 S',E4efD Dance --D'1 ected Teaching Experience

Ed- in Dance . 2 itaxi - Audi ns;requi U. 'graduate Pfogram 'Enrollment 26 M. A.k{ Degree

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Graduate Courses Undergraduate Courses Q. H. Dance Tech. 24736 Dance Theory and Practice;

Dance Comp. 12 I, II, III (4/: 18

Repertory - 4-8 Music for Dance I, II 4 Choreographic cjects 3-5 Dance Tech.: Modern, Problems in Dance' 3 Ballet, Ethnic 8ea. History of Dance I, II, III 0 Int. Dance Theory and

Research in"Dance for Thesis . arr, Practice I, II, III 18 Dance Perf. 2-5 Dance Notation I, II, III 7 -Dance Practicum 1-5 Laboratory in Ed. Dance 12 Seminar in Dance 1-5 Ethnic Dance of Non-Western Notation I, II, III, IV 12 and Western C1 'des tea. ,Theory and Practice of Modern Adv. Dance Theory and Dance 3 Practice I, II, III 18 Dance Prod. 5 Dance Cultures of the World Music for Choreography 3 I, II, III 12 Directed Teaching Experience University DTheatre 12 in Dance 2 IndependentChoreographyCh & Supplemental Studies in Dance 1-5 Experimental Prod. 18 Teaching Dance I, II, III 6 -History of Dance I, II, III 12 OHIO UNIVERSITY Prod. Problems for Dance Athens, Ohio 45701 Theat'O' 2 State Control Independent Study 10 or more Coed Inter-related courses with Enrollment 13,200 Comparative Arts, Art, Dance Program imScilcol of Dance Film, Music and Theatre Undergraduate Program Graduate Courses Enrollment 55 Individual Study 12 or more R.F.A. Degree History of Dance .12 Performing Arts Dance Major ae Seminar in Dance Criticism 12 Areas of SpeCialization: Certain undergraduate courses

_ Choreography, may be taken for.graduate Teaching credit with exf.ra work: Auditions required . Summer Program Performing Company ,OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Formal toncerts 16. Delaware, Ohio43015 Informaloncerts 10 'Private Comtr011 Coed Touringoncerts 12 ' Personnel fi'Enrollme444.,,'250 *Shirley Wimme, M.A., Prof. DancProgram in P.E. Dept-

Gladys Bailin, B.A., Prof. Under/4Mduate PrograM . Patricia Welling, B.A., Assoc: B.A. Degree Prof. Patce'COndentration Margaret TCheng, M.F.A., Asst. Perforeng .C2mpany Prof. Formal WEelik 1 Eileen Cohan, B.A., Instr. Informal Concerts 1-2 Dorothy Madden, Ph.D., Visiting Personnel Prof. *Mary Titus, M,At,Assoc. Prof. Frederick KrapS, Lect. Betty Walberg, B.A., Lect. -79- OHIO

Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Contemporary Dance Tech. 6 Dance Tech. I, II Dance Notation 3 International Folk Dance Choreography: Traditional Dance Comp. I, II 11/33ea. Forms American Round and Square Dance1/3 Dance History 3 Dance in Elem. Ed. 3/5 Modern Dance Seminar 3 Dimensions in Dance 1 Development of Ballet ) 3 Perf. Danceroue 1/3 Tech. of Teaching Ballet 3 (1/3Lun t Per year) Choreography Seminar 5 Practicum:Ibmce Arre 1-18

UNIVERSITY OF AKRON a Akron, Ohio 44325 UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO Public Control 2801 West Bancroft Street wy-e Toledo,Ohio43606 Coed .t: Enrollment 23,000 State Control Dance Program in Dept.of Speech and Teachers College Theatre Arts Enrollment 17,000 Undergraduate Program Dance Program in P.E. Dept.

Enrollment 65 ' and Theatre-Music Dept. B.A. Degree Undergraduate Program Performing Art teeMajor in Enrollment 50 Ballet B.A. and B.S. Degrees Interdisciplinary:agree, Theatre/Dance Major Arts and Areas of Specializ4ione, Sciences Ballet - Perf.qeaGfX Dance Therapy Option Auditions requirq#,, Dance_Major, Ed. Summer Program Dghce Minor, Ed. Affiliation with Prf0 Dance Specialization, Ed. in The Ohio Ba e Elem. Ed. Performing Comvan Interdisciplinary Degree oncerts Areas of Specialization: oncert 1 Therapy,.Theatre/Dance "erts,2' ons re6V-red rogram )1tion with Professional Co.:

)10*M...A., Asst.Prof. VagAs,Company of Dancers jerti Performing Company Kaye Jochim Formal Concerts 2 Stephen Phebus Informal Concerts'3 Valerie Gri,7 Touring Cpcerts 20-30 Guest_! -Personnel Eugente4Wtler Elaine Valois, M.A., Assoc. Prof. RaymoneWc) Undergraduate Courses Q. H. Undergraduate ourses Introduction to Modern Dance3 IV Tech. I, II III tea. - Ballet:Teteti.T-Y1-1 III,. Choreography: Improvisation Folk Vance 2 Teaching Movement 4 44$' I, II, III Choreography: Sound and and Dance I, II, III 3ea. MovementI,II, III Choreography I, II 3ea. Ballet Analysis I,. II Dance Prod.' 3

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Dance History Dance Ed. Major Dance Philosophy and Theory 4 Performing Arts Dance Major Areas of Specialization: . Workshop in Dance 3 Teaching, Choreography Performing Company 'Formal Concerts WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY 4 TOuring Concerts 4 Dayton, Ohio 45431 Personnel State CoArai, *Miguel Terekhdv, Prof. Coed Enrollment over 13,000 Yvonne Chouteau, Artist-in- Dance Program in Dept. of Theatre Arts Residence Helen Gregory, M.A., Prof. Undergraduate Program Enrollment 20 Emeritus B.F.A. Degree Victoria Leigh, Asst. Prof. Performing Arts Dance Major Diane Pruett, M.A., Instr. Consortium: Antioch College, Ko Yukihiro, M.F.A., Instr Sinclair Communi%College; Two Graduate Assistants S.H. Summer Program Undergraduate Courses 2 Performing Company Beg. Modern Dance Tech. Formal Concerts 2 Stage Movement 1 Stage Make-up for the Personnel *Eric Nielsen Dancer 4 1 Shellie Nielsen, Instr. Rehbartal and Production. Ballet Tech. III Undearaduate Courses Q.H. Modern Dance Tech. II 2 Modern Dance Tech. 3 Rhythmic Analysi6 and Dance Dance and Movement Tech. 3, Forms 2 Fundamehtais of Dance, 3 Studies in Selected SUbjects' Ballet Tech. IV 4 Reperory Ballet Pantomime 1 Character Dance Ballet 3 Ballet Variations 1 Ballet Company 2 Modern Dance Tech. III 4 OKLAIPIA Modern DanceTech. IV :4- Modern Dance Company? 2 Dance Amp. 2 UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Norman, Oklahoma 73069 History and Philosophy of Dance State Control Coed History Of Ballet Honors Reading 4 Enrollment 20,000 g$ Dance Program in Dept. ofDance Honors Seminar Undergraduate Program Honors Research Enrollment, 80 atinOrs Colloquium 2 B.F.A. Degree. **Ballet Repertoire Dance Ed. Major **Adv. History of Dance* 3 Performing Arts Dance Major **Teaching of Ballet 2 Areas of Specialization: **Methods in Teach. Perf., Teaching,Cliikeographi **SpeciF1 Studies Graduate bourseS Auditions required , Graduate Pro-grain Dance Tech. Enrollment4 Choreography Q.F.A. Degree Adv. Teaching of Dance, - 81 -

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Project in Dance 3 PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY Seminar in Dance 2 P.E. Box 751- Research for Master's Thesis Portland_Oregon97207 Dance, Program in Dept. ofHealth and P.E. OREGON findergraduate Program +B.S. Degree OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY Dance Emphasis Corvallis, Oregon97331 State Dance Certificatio :, may State Control be pursued as an unde±grad. Coed progf.am or a post-baccalaureate Enrollment over 16,000 program Dance Program in Dept. ofH.P.E.R. Areas of Specialization Undergraduate Program Teaching, Choreography, Perf. B.S. Degree uditions required Dance Emphasis Sum r Program Interdisciplinai.y:Deeree at Masters Affiliation with Professional Co.: Level Portland Ballet Co. Performing Company Performing Company Formal Concerts 4 Formal Concerts 10 Informal Concerts 2 Informal Concerts 3 Touring Concerts 3 Touring Concerts 3 - Personnel Perso el Jeanine Children, M.A., Asst.Prof. *N cy R. Matschek, M.A., Asst. Kathy Kerr, M.A., Asst. Prof. Prof. Carol Soleau, M.A., Instr. Cat arine Evleshin,'B.A., Instr. Betty Albin, M.S., Assoc. Prof Jalluelin Schumacher, Adj. Asst. Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Prof. Modezp Dance: Beg.,Int., Adv. lea. Jacquelyn Benington,rM.A.,Instqcj Modern Dance Comp. 1 Lisa Dworkin, M.A., Instr. Modern Dance Perf. 1 Alice Lehman, M.S., Assoc'.Prof. Teaching of Modern Dance 3 Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Rhythms 2 Modern I, II lea. History of Dance 3 Jazz I, II lea. Folk Dance: Beg., Int., Adv. lea. Ballet I, II, III lea. Ethnic Dance: Balkan, Israeli Folk I, II lea t Eastern European lea. Modern Dance Lab (Int.Tech.) Folk DancSPerf. 1 I, II, III tea. Square Dance: Beg., Int. lea. Modern Dance Lab (Int./Adv. Ballroom Dance: Beg., Int. lea. Tech.) I, II, III Ballet: Beg.YInt.., Adv. lea. Adv. Jazz I,ab may be Ballet Perf. 1 substituted for 1 term. tea. Modern Ballet 1 Ballet I, II, III Jazz.Dance 1 (1 credit per term) lea. 7..,-;hing of Folk Forms 3 Jazz 1 Mo., ent Notation 3 Creative Dance for Children 2 Tech. of Teaching Folk, Square and Social 2 Basic Materials of Music 3 9 Dance Comp. 3

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Dance Choreography 3 Interdisciplinary Degree Areas of Specialization: Dance Prod. -. - 3 Dance History 3 Teaching, Histoi.y, Natation, Dance Aesthetics 3 Ethnology, Pre-Thkrapy, Prod., Apprentice Teaching 2 Perf. Practicum: Individual Project 3 Auditions required: Students admitted as pre-majors and Fundamentals of Acting Tech. 3 Upper division credit may be given for audition for placement. membership in either of the two Graduate Program performingiFroups. Enrollment.22 M.A., M.S. Degrees +incomplete...information Interdisciplinary Degree Summer Program Performing Company REED COLLEGE Formal Concerts 9 Portland, Oregon 97202 Informal Concerts 8 Private Control Touring Concerts6 Coed Personnel Enrollment 1,240 Janet Desc , M.A., Assoc. Prof. Dance Program in Dept. of Dance *Linda Hearlif M.A., Assoc. Prof. Undergraduate Program Bruno Madrid, M.A., Sr. Instr. B.A. Degree T. Ray Faulkner, Ph.D. Assoc. Instr. Dance Concentration Jerry C. JDuke, M.A., Instr. Interdisciplinaij Degree: Susan Zadoff, Instr. Dance/Theatre Major Fouk. Graduate Assistants Areas of Specialization: Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Choreography, Tech. Dance Lab, Modern and Perforbing Company Ballet 2g. Formal Concerts 2 Basic Rhythms 1 Informal Concerts 2 Introduction t nce 3 Personnel Fundamentals o hm 3 *Pat Emel Movement Notat on 3 Judith Tyle Massee, B.S.,Assoc. Prof. Int. Movement Notation 3 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Int. Dance Lab,6terms 2ea. 2 Beg. Tech. Dance Comp. 1, 3 2 Design and Comp. Dance Comp. . 3 History and Tech. 2 Dance Accomp. 3 Independent Study 2 Adv. Dance Lab, 3 terms 2ea. Thesis Dance Prod. 3,1

40 Practicum: Gx.oup Choreography 3 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Dance Cultures of the World 3 Eugene, Oregon 9740 3 Ballet: From the Courts to State Control Balanchine 3 Coed Evolution of Modern Dance 3 Enrollment over 15,500 Teaching Dance 3 Dance Program in Dept. of Dance Dance Apprenticeship 2 Undergraduate Program Admin. of Dance in Ed. 3 4. Enr:011ment 110 B.A., B.S. Degrees Peiorming Arts Major Dance Ed. Major 83 OREGON PENNSYLVANIA

:Graduate Colirses Undergraduate Program Dance History 9 B.S. Degree Practicum 9 Dance Concentration Teaching Dance 3 Interdisciplinary Degree: Admin.'of Dance in Ed. 3 .School of Arts & Letters Research 6 Summer Program Research Survey 3 Performing Company Readings and Conference 6 Formal Concert 1 Problems 6 Informal Concerts Seminar, 6 Touring Concerts Dance Tech. Labs 6 Personnel Dance Aesthetics 3 *Mary Jane Wolbers, M.S., Asst. Prof. Undergraduate Courses S.H. PENNSYLVANIA, Rhythmic Form and Analysis 1 The Social Forms of Dance 1 40EDAR CREST COLLEGE Modern Dance 3 Allentown, Pennsylvania 18104 Special Forms 1 Private Control , Dance I 1 Women Dance II 1 Enrollment 650 Folk and Square Dance 1 Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Dance for Elem. Grades 1 Undergraduate Program Theory and Practice in B.A. Degree Social Forms 3 Dance'Concentration Theory and Practice in Interdisciplinary Degree: Creative Forms 3 Fine,Arts/P.E., Dance Dance in Special Ed. 3 Concentration Independent Studies inDance 3 Performing Company Internship in Dance arr. Formal Concert 1 Personnel Carol Welton Kelly,M.A., P.T., Instr. PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY Jacqueline Buskirk, P.T., Instr. University Park, Pennsylvanib. 16802 Undergraduate' Courses S.H. State Control Ballet I, IT 17TJ. Coed Modern Dance I, II,III 1/2ea. ,Enrollment 31,000

Dance-Perf. ) 1/2 Dance Program in Dept. of Theatre History of Dance 3 and Film and P.E. Dept. Dance Comp. 2 Undergraduate Program Dance Theory andCriticism 3 B.F.A. and 'B.S. Degrees Special Topics 3 'Dance Ems Independent .Study 1-4 Auditioffe 7requ±red Adv. Ballet 2 Summer Program

FOlk Dance A, B 1 21//ea. Performing Company- Formal Concerts 2 Informal COncerts EAST-STROUDSBERG STATE COLLEGE Touring Concerts. ast Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania :18301 Personnel State,Control *Jean Sabatine, M.A., Assoc. Prof.. *Gail Devereaux, M.A., Asst. Prof. Enr4lient 4,000 *Patricia Heigel-Tanner, Asst. Prof. Dance-ProgriA\in SchOol of Health Amy DeFrancesco, M.M., P.G., Asst. Prof. iiences:and 84 - PENNSYLVANIA

Audrey Tischler, Instr. Summer Program Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Affiliation with Professional Co.: Movement for Actors 2 Zero Moving Co., Modern Dance for Theatre 3-6 Great Chazy Dance CO., Modern Musical Comedy Dance 3-6 Sybil Dance Co., MOdern Tech. and Styles o Jazz Dance 3-6 Kulu Mele, Afro Choreography for Theatre 6, Jonosio, Polish_ Theatre Perf. Personnels Dance I,II, III, Pr 1 =4 FranOes,..BViiiTern.,-.41F-.A-:'-, -Asst. Prof. Ballet I, IT, III, IV Mary Asst. Prof. Dance Improvisation Sara Chapman, Ed.D., Asst. Prof. Dance Choreography * 1 Les Ditson, M.F.A., Asst. Prof. Folk, Square, Social Dance. I 1 Edrie Ferdun, PhD., Assoc. Prof. Folk,Sqilare, Social Dance II 14 Hellmut Fricke-Gottschild, Asst. Znrepean/American Folk Dance' 2 Prof. Rhythmic Form and Analysis 1 *John Gamble, Asst. Prof. MOdernDance I, II, III 1-3 Eva Gholson, M.A., rnstr. Dance for Elem. School 1 Eleven Part -time Faculty Dance Programming 1 Four Graduate Assistants History and Theory of Dance Ruth Greene, Accomp. Dir. in Ed. 1 Otis Clark, Accomp. Labanotation I 1 Ron Thomas, Accomp. Special Projects 1-6 Dan Kohnstamme, Accomp. Performing Dance Groups: Jeffrey Reese, Accomp. Orchesis Sam Rudin, Accomp.

The Jazz Dance Theatre ; Evelyn Simpson, Accomp. The Contemporary Dance CO. David Woodhull, Abcomp. Undergraduate Courses S.H. 'Movement as a Medium 3 TEMPLE UNIVERSITYj Tech. and the Dancer 3 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania19122 **Dance Making and the Private Control Dancer 3 Coed Dancer and the Dance Enrollment 30,000 . Profession 3 Dance Program in Dept. of Dance, College Modern Dance, I-V 2 -4 of H.P.E. 1=D. Classical Ballet, I-V 2- Undergraduate PrJgram -Jazz Dance, I-II 2 Enrollment 75 ,Movement Improvisation 2 B.F.A. Degree .Movement Improvisation II 2 Performing Arts Dance Major Dance Comp. 2 Auditions required' DanceCompi,.IL 2 Graduate Program Dance Comp. for.Group Forms 2 Enrollment 25 Masters, 15 Doctoral Contact Improvisation 2 M.Ed., Ed.D., Ph.D. Degrees Dance Choreographic Projeollis 2 Dance Ed. Major Dance Choreographic Projects Interdisciplinary Degree: II Doctoral level 62 **Dance in Cultural Areas oP Specialization: Perspectives 3 ,*Forces and Figures in Masters: Perf., Ed. ) Doctoral: depends on focus of .72,0th Century Dance 3 individ!al program ; Audit' ns required PENNSYLVANIA

**Development of Dance as Theatre Reading and Conference in Art from.Middle Ages to Dance 2-3 20th Century 3 Research Methods in Dance 3 **Ideokinesis 3 Research, in Dance 2-12 **Labanotation 3 Master's Project in Dance '3 Effort /Shape Analysis 3 Master's Thesis in Dance 6 **Basic Stagecraft for Dances 3 Doctor's Dissertation in **Lighting Design for Dances 3 Dance 3-9 "tis for Dance 3 oe Costume and Makeup 3 **Perf. Environment 3 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH **Senior Choreographic Projects 2 Suite 104 Trees Hall **Concepts Underlying Movement Pittsb h, Pennsylvania15260 Theapy. 3 State Contra **Introduction to the Principles Coed and Tech. of Movement Therapy3 Ai.ollment over 25,000 **Dynamics of Movement Therapy 3 Dan Program in M., or Self- **Principles and Tech. of Bio esigned in the College of

. -Energetics 3 ts and Sciences Children's Dance 2 Under aduate Program. Student Teaching 4 9-12 EArollment 5 Program and Methods'-on Dance 3 B.S. Degrees **Children's Dance (Dance Major Majors) 3 Concentration **Dance Experiences for Children'3 Areas of Specialization: Afro American Dance a Teaching, Choreography, Perf., International Folk Dance 2 Therapy East India Dance 2 Summer Program Ballroom Dance I, II tea. Affiliation with Professional Co.: Tap Dande 2 Pittsburgh Dance Alloy Hatha Yoga ,2 Performing Company Pantomime 2 Formal Concerts 3 Mideast Belly Dance 2 Informal Zoncerts 15 Field Experiences in Dance Touring Concerts 3 Teaching 1-4 Personnel Field Experiences in Dance *MargaretSkrinar Perf. 1-4 Robert Johnson **Ilept-ar 2 Mary Ramsay Indep ent Study and Research 1-4 Laurie Garon Graduate,Courses Undergraduate Courses S . H. Dance Tedh. 1-3 Modern I 1 Dance t4tp. Field Experience 1-3 Modern II 1 CI-16re° japhic Tech. 1-3 Ballet I 1 The Dancer and the Dance Medium 3 Ballet II 1 The Creative Process and the Choreography 1

*1 . Improvisation 1 # _'Dance Symbol 3 -Dance;' Framework for Acti 1 Jazz 1 Apprenticeship in Dance 3-6 Rhythmic Form and Analysis 2 Danc6 in Ed. 3 -Movement Exploration DanV'Criticism 3 Afro-American ° 3 thbe ographic Projects 1 -6 Folk and Square Dance 1

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SgAal SOUTH CAROLINA Repertory Eurythmics COLUMBIA COLLEGE 29203 Creative Rhythms- Columbia, South Carolina Graduate Courses Private Control Anatomy and Kinesiology for Women Dancer Enr011ment 900 Methods of Teaching Dance Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Undergraduate Program Enrollment 12 B.A. Degrees WEST CHESTER STATE COLLEGE Dance Arts Major West Chester, Pennsylvania- 19380 P.E. Major, Dance Emphasis State Control Interdisciplinary Degree Coed Auditions required Enrollment over.8;000 Performimg Company Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Fo Concerts 2 Concerts 3-4 Undergraduate Program 10 B.S. Degree Per Dance Ed. Emphasis ilson Beemer, M.F.A. tin, M.F.A., Instr. Summer Program S. H. performing Company Un4TgXadiiate Courses Formal Concerts 2 13-9g. Fa. net , tyl-Ballet 1 Informal Concerts 3 Modern Dance 1 Touring Concerts tag:I:lin:rt. Modern Dance 1 Personnel 1 *Barbara Coates, M.A., Assoc. Prof. .olk Dance Lida Nelson Smfth, M.A., Asst. Prof History and Theory of Dance 3 2 William Butler, B.S., Asst. prof. Elem. Dance Comp. 2 Barbara Lappano, B.S., Asst. prof. Int. Dance Comp. Methodsi, S.H. . Dance Ed.: Undergraduate Courses 2 Folk/Social/Square Dance Materials, CurriculUM '.61pplied Teaching Skills 1 Elem. Rhythms and Fundamental 1 Movements 1 Dance Notation Modern Dance I, II 0 1 Survey of Contemporary 2' 1. Music and Movement 1 Dancers 1 Dance-Company (4-sem.) Adv. Falk Dance 1 1 Senior Concert Adv. Social and. Square .0 Dance in Theatre Arts I, II 1 Ballet, Beg.-Adv: Pointe 0 History of Dance 2. 0° 1. Modern Dance, Beg.-Adv: Dance Pi-od. 0 Jazz 1, II 1 Luigi Jazz, Begs., Ballet I, II 1 Principles of Choreography 1, Dance Notation-Improvisation 1 Otaduate Courses Several dance courses for Cr ate Degree,

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FURMAN UNIVERSITY Dance Appreciation 3 Poinsett Highway Program Production 1 Greenville, South Carolina 29613 Independent Study 1 ''Undergraduate Program Interdisciplinary .Degree Ed.,Emphasis SOUTH DAKOTA :Affiliation with Professional Co.: Contemporany Dance Collection SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY Brookings, South Dakota57006 Performing Company . ,Formal Concert 1 State Control Informal Concerts 2 Coed Touring Concerts Enrollment aver 6,000 Personnel Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Brenda McCutchen, M.F.A%, Instr. Undergraduate Program Undergraduate Courses Q.H. B.A., B.S. Degrees 7 Beg. Modern. 2 Dance Minor Folk, Square, Modern: Performances Introduction 2 Formal Concert 1 Asian-African Dance Informal Concerts. 2 Choreography 2' Personnel Dance History: Primitive to *Marilyn Richardson, M.A., Asst. Renaissance 2 Prof. Independent Studies 1 Betty Shay, M.A., Asst. Prof. ancp-Company 0 Guest Teachers Undergraduate Courses S.H. Fundamentals of Dance 1 WINTHROPLOOLLEGE Creative Rhythms for k Roc 1l, South Carolina -29733 Children 1 Si'dt4,Ct4rol Folk Dance 1 Coed Modern Dance I, II lea. Enrollhnent over 4,000 Dance Comp. 2 `Dance Program in Dept. Of P.E. Dance Forms 2 Undergraduate Program , Dance Prod. Lab. 1-6 B.A., B.S. Degrees Directed Studs . 1-5 Dance Concentration. Tech. of Teaching Dance 2 Performing Company Undergraduate Course Special 1-5 Formal Concerts 1-2 Fiej.d Experience 1-4 Informal Concerts 1-2 o Workshops 1-3 Theory of Dance 2 Personnel A Joanne M.' Lunt, Ed.D., Assoc. Prof. .Jane Grier-Be11, M.A.,,Asst. Prof. Undergraduate Courses S.H. 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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TENNESSEE Personnel Louise Knowles, Ed.S., Assoc. Prof.- MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY Jan Pape, M.S., Instr. Murfreesboro, Tennessee 37132 Undergraduate Courses S.H. State Control Beg. Modern Dance 1 Coed Folk and Square Dance 1 Enrollment over 10,000 Dance for Children 3 'Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Fundamentals of Dance 2 Undergraduate Program The Dance 2 B.S. Degree Tech. of Dance 2 Dance Minor Dance Comp. 2 Summer Program History and Appreciation of Performing Company Dance (occasionally) 3 InforMal Concert 1 Methods and Materials of Personnel 'Teaching Dance 3 *Buleah Davis Kathy Strobel Anne Holland UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE Sondra Wilcox Knoxville, Tennessee 37916 Undergraduate Courses State Control Folk and Square Dance Coed Modern Dance Enrollment over 29,0b0 Int. Modern Dance Dance. Program in Dept. of H.P.E.R. Ballet - Primary 1 Undergraduate Program Ballet - Int. 1 B.S. Degree Social Dance. Dance Ed. Minor Jazz Dance Minor Tap Dance Concentration Rhythms fot Elem. School 2 Graduate Program Rhythms for Sec. School 2 M.S. Degree Tech., Choreography and Beg. Dance Ed. 'Minor Notation 3 Dance Minor History of Dance 3. Dance Concentration Dance Prod:-I 1 Summer Program Dance' Prod. II 1 Personnel Pte-classic Dance Forms 2 Richard Croskey, M.F.A., Asst. Adv. Tech., Choreography and Prof. Notation 3 Annie Genung, M.A., Instr. Dance for the Theatre 3 Mary Gene McCutchen, M.S., Asst. ContemporarI Dance and Dancers 3 Prof. Sue London Collins; M.F.A., Instr. Caroline Shell, M.A., Asst. Prof. PEABODY COLLEGE FCp.TEACHERS (2 year leave of absence) Nashville, TennesSee 37203 Undergraduate Courses Cr.Hr. Private Control Modern Dance Tech., Beg., Coed 2ea. Enrollment over 1,800 t Tech., Beg., Int.,, A Undergraduate Program A 2ea. B.S. Degree Jazz Tech. 2 Programs for Educators of,Children * *Comp.: Beg., Adv. 2ea. Educational Support Programs Dance Theatre. Workshop 2-6 At -89- 9 TENNESSEE TEXAS

**Practicum in Dance Prod. 2 Choreography and Dance Prod 3 **History cf Dance I, II tea. Dance History 3 **Rhythmic Analysis 2 Problems in Dance Ed. 3 **Creative Rhythms. for Children 3 Workshop in Dance Ed. Social Dance 11 2 Principles of Creative Danc 3 Folk and Square 2 Methods & Materials in Tap 2 Dance Ed. 3 Methods'of Teaching Dance 2 Dance Appreciation 3 SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY Huntsville, Texas '77340 TEXAS State Control, Coed WAR UNIVERSITY Enrollment-11,500 Beaumont, Texas 77710 Dance Program in Dept. of P E. State Control. Undergraduate Program Coed B.A., B.S., B.A.T. Degrees Enrollment over 12,000 Dance Minoraeading to Teaching Dancerogram in Dept. of Health, Certification Dance, and P.E. Perf. Arts DanceConcentration

Undergraduate Program Dance Concentration , Enrollment 29 State Dance Certificati n B.S. Degree Graduate. 'Program Dance Ed./Major M.A.,,M.Ed. Degrees Dance Minor Dance Minor Interdisciplinary Degree: Peri': Arts Dance Concentration Related Arts Minor Summer Program Areas of Specialization: Performing Company\ Ballet, Modern Dance Formal Concerts 3 Summer Program Informal Concerts6 Performing Company Personnel Formal Concerts 2 *Mary Ella Montague, gd.D., Prof. :Touring Concert 1 Daniel Phillips, Ed.D., Ass Personnel Prof4 *Belle Mead Holm, Ph.D., Prof. Coralie A..Emmons, Ph.D., Rebecca Hill, M.A., Asst. Prof. Susan Buckman, M.A., Instr. Nancy Howe, M.A., Inst. Two GradUate Fellows James Franklin, M.A., Instr. Undergraduate Courses S. H. Julio de Bittencourt, tect., Artist- Tech.- of Contemporary Dance 1 in-Residence Tech. and Theory of Undergraduate Courses S.H. Contemporary Dance 6 Ballet Tech. 2 ,European Folk Dance 1 Modern Dance 2 American Folk Dance 1 Folk Dance 2 Jazz 1 Tap Dance 2 Popular Dance Forms 1 Jazz 2 Musical Comedy Dance 1 Musical Comedy DanOe 2 Folk and Social Dance Forms 3 Ballet Company 2 Dance Comp. 3 Modern Dance Company 2 History and Philosophy of Jazz Company 2 Dance 6 Theatrq Dance Forms 3 oreographers Workshop 6 dp -90- 9 Li TEXAS.

Labanotation 3 Richard Palomo, Instr. Rhythmic Structure of Movement 3 Robert Scevers, Instr. Undergraduate Courses + S.H. Ballet 1 Kinesiology 3 Beg., Int., Adv. Modern 6 Foundations of Movement Ed. 3 Dance 6 Dance as an Art Beg., Int., Adv. Ballet 3 4 Stylistic Ballet 3 Beg., Int., Adv. Jazz Graduate Courses Pas de/Deux and Variation 2 6 Symposium in Rhythmics'Analysis History of Dance, Beg., Adv. 8 for Dance 3 Dance Theory I, II Adv. Comp. in Contemporary Dance Comp. 6 4 Dance 3 Dance Prod. and Workshop 6 Theory of Dance 3 Music Analysis for Dance Symposium in Folk and Social Methods and Materials of Dance Ed. _12.1ance Forms 3 8.6Minak in Dance Prod. 3 Pedagogy Adv. Development in Dance 3 MusicalConcepts Research in Dance 3 Repertory Analysis of Human Movement 3' Tap Musical Comedy Styles Directed Studies SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY Ballet for Men Movement as Therapy Dallas, Texas75275 Effort/Shape Private'Control Dance Notation Coed Enrollment over 9,000 Renaissance Court Dance Dance PrograM in Meadows School of Baroque Court Dance the Arts, Div. of Dance Mechanics of Body Movement Undergraduate Program Graduate Courses 6 Enrollment 104 Directed Studieie., Thesis and Research 6 B.F.,461. Degree Perf. Arts Major Adv. Modern Danee 3 2 Dance Ed. Major , Adv. Jazz 3 Dance Concentration Adv. Ballet 6 State Dance Certification Adv. Dance History Music Analysis and Survey Graduate Program, 2 Enrollment 30 for Dance Twentieth Century Concepts- 6 M.F.A. Degree 6 Perf. Arts Major Adv. Methodology 6 Dance Ed. .w.ka. Adv. Dance Comp. Creative Movement for Historic. :esearch Cl Children Summer grogram may Personnel (certain undergraduate,bourses *Toni Beck, Prof., Chairman be taken for graduate credit) Nikita Talin, Asst.' Prof. +information on credit hours incomplete hObert Beard, Asst, Prof. Betty Ferguson, Asst. Prof. \-V Karen Kriete, Instr. Marcia Schramm, Assoc. Prof., Director of Grad. Program TEXAS

al. Areas of Specialization: SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATEUNTySITY 7866E Perf., Teahing San Marcos,. Texas" Auditions required: Placement, State .Control one year probation. &)ed. Graduate Program Dance Program inDept.Of P.E. Enrollment 6 Undergraduate Program M.F.A. Degree in Theatre, B.S. in Ed.. Degree Dance Emphasis Dance Concentration 4 Perf. Arts Dance Major Summer Program- Ballet and/or Modern Dance Performing C ompanY Concentration') Formal Concerts 2 Summer Program Personnel Performing Company Dr.-Joan Mays,Assoc.Hof 1",,(Instr. Formal Concerts 7 June Bruna, Informal Concerts 6-8 Katherine Lindsay, M.S.,Instr. Touring Concerts Undergraduate courses S.H. Personnel Beg. Modern Dance 1 *Fernaido Schaffenburg, Prof. Int. Modern Dance 1 Karen Schaffenburg, Dlr. Adv. Modern Woe Preparatory School Beg. Ballet 1 1 Jerry Bywaters Cochran, B.S., Int. Ballet Asst. Prof., Head-Modern Dance 1 Beg. Folk and Square Program fnt. Folk and Square 1 Barbara A. Copeland,' M.F.A., Asst. Modern Dance Comp Karen pedersen, B.F.A., A. Form andStruct Stephanie MacFarlane, Asst. Prof. B. Improv4sational Ellen Page, B.F.A., Instr. Activities 4. dreative Movement David Bradley, Accomp. t for Children 3 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Methods ofTeaching Dance in Ballet Tech.: Int., Adv. 24 Sec. 3 Schools Modern Tech.: Int., Adv. 24, ofMovement 3 Rhythmic Structure Character Dance 4 Lecture Demonstration and Beg. Modern Dance Lab. 4 Dance prod. 3 Adagio & Variations Kinesiclogy 3 '3 (includes special men's History and PhilosOphY of Dance 4 Dance'as an ArtForm: Aesthetics 3 classes) Pantomime 6 Adv. -ChoreographyWorkshop 3 Int. Modern Dance Lab. 6 Modern Dance Repertoireand, Performing 4 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 'UNIVERSITY Problems in BalletProd. 1-6 Fort Worth, Texas 76129 Adv, Pantomime 3 7; Private Control Choreography 3 Coed History of Dance 3 Enrollment 6,200 Problems in ModernDance Dance.Proicram inBalletand Modern Prod. 1-6 Dance Div. ofTheatre Arts Dept. Adv. Modern Dance Lab. 6 Undergr9,duate program Graduate Courses Enrollment 90 , Dance Tech. 3-12 B.F.A. De.gA.eesin Ballet ,.Modern Dance 'Choreography 3-9 Perf. Arts DanceMajor

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History of Dance and General TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY , Denton, Texas 76201 . Research 3-9 Perf. & Ensemble 3-6 State Control Teaching Methods 3 Women - Thesis 6 Dance Program in Dept. of Dance, SfOlege of H.P.E.R. Undergraduate Program TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY t. Enrollment 60 , Lubbock, Texas 79409 Degrees State Control' nce Ed. Major lAnceMinor

t Enrollment over 20,000 State Dance Certification Dance Program in Dept.'of P.E. Areas of Specialization: Undergraduate Program Teaching, Choreography Enr011thent 41_ Graduate Program NA., B.S. Degrees (, Enrollment 20 Masters, 10 Doctoral Perf. Arts Dance Major Dance and Related Arts Dance Ed. Major- Major and Minor sequences for State Dance Certification M.A. and Ph.D. Degrees

Performing Company tv,%. Areas of Specialization: Formal Concerts 2 Teachin History, Admin., Informal Concerts 5 Ki esiology Personnel Summer Program *Diana Love Moore, M:F.A. Assoc.Prof. PerOrming Compay Peggy Willis, M.F.A., A'sSt. Prof. Formal Concerts 8 Luke Kahlich,'M.Ae, Artist-iln-Residence Informal Concert -1 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Touring Condert,1 Dance Tech. .1 ,Personnel . Introduction to Dance 3 `4 *Aileefte Lockhart, Ph.D., Prof., Beg. Dance Theory and Comp. 2 Dean of the Co]4ege Kinesiolbgy. 3 *Adrienne Fisk, M.F.A., Asst. Accomp. for Danoe 2 Prof. Children's Creative Rhythms 2 Rosann M. Cox, Adj. Asst. Methods of Teabhing Modern, Prof. 'Folk and Social. Dance 2 Marilyn Hinson, Ph.D., Assoc. Adv. Theory and Comp. 2 Prof.' Prod. Planning 2 Glays Keeton .S., Asst. Prof. Ethnic Dance 2 Peneope Hansein, M.F.A.,_Asst% Senior-Recital. 1 Prof. Folk Dance 1 Sarah Davis, M.M., Accomp. Sobial Dance 1 Susan Gardner, B.A., Accomp. Jazz Five Graduate Teaching Assistants Make-14 1 UndergraduatCourses S.H. lea. .Acing` 3 Basic Modern Dance I, II lea. ' 'Int. Modern Dance I, II

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. TEXAS -.UTAH

Beg., Int., Adv. Tap lea- UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Beg., Int., Ady. Folk Dance lea. Diama Building Body Movement AwarenesS 1 Adstin, Texas 78712 Undergraduate Program Improvsation- 1 Ballro 1 . Enrollment 37 Ethnic: Character 1 B.F.A., B.A. Degrees Preparation for Dance Perf. 2 Dance Major Theory and Factice of Teaching Areas of Specialization: Folk Dance , Perf., Choreography Theory and Vractice.of Teaching Performing Company Formal Concerts .2 Dance 3 Informal Concerts 2-3 Dance for Elem. Children 3 Rhythmical Analysis of Movement 1 Personnel Accomp. for Dliace 1 Barbara Barker, M.F.A., Instr. Understanding the Arts: Dance Sharon Vasquez, M.F.A., Asst.. Prof. (History) 3- Igor Youskevitch, Assoc. Prof. Choreography 2. Latham Sanford, B.F.A., Assoc.' Notation .3 Dance Comp. 1 Prof. S.H. Dance Perf. 2 Undergraduate Courses 2 Dance Prod. 2 Ballet? 2 Dance Design 1 Modern 2 Kinesiology for Dancers' 3 Jazz Century, Concepts in Problems in Dance 1-3 26 Workshop 1-3 -Dance 3' Independent Study 1-3 )01story ot'40'grapohy (4 semesters) 3 Graduate Courses 4.aI Problems (Research)- 3 History.of Dance.: Pre- &Perf.,'- 0 a. , Renaissance 3 History Of Dance: Sltbomiaete infOrmation) Renaissance to Modern 3 Choreographic Studies in Dance 3 Dance for Handicapped- 3 411TAILI Adapted Dance 3 Workshop in Dance-Guest Ar ist 1 -3 -. BRIGHAM YOUNG 'UNIVERSITY Independent Research' 3,6 .Pro4, Utah 84.602 Critical Analysis of Private Control Frofessionaltit. . 3 Coed Thesis (required of all M.A. (. Enrollment over 20;000 candidates) 6-P DalIce Program in P.E.,Dept. Dissertation. 6 Undergraduate Program Pedagogy: Modern andJazz 2 , Enrollment 150 Pedagogy: Ballet 3 Professional Dance Major, Seminar in Dance and Related Non-Certification', Arts 1-3 Dancee Sports Composite, Teaching Special Topics in Dance 1-3 Certification Adv. Ballet I, II lea. Vance Specialty Teaching Adv. Modern I, II lea. Certification ; - Also tech. glasses in forms of Performing Company as listed 'under Undergrad. p Formal Concert 1 Courses

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Informal Concerts5 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Touring Concerts.10 Salt Lake ?ity, Utah84112 Personnel State Coptrol *Dee Winterton, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof, Coed ;Iv Sara Lee Gibb, M.S.,'Asst. Prof. Enrollment 23,000 Abbie Fiat, M.A., Instr. Dance Programs in Department of Sandra Allen, M.F.A., Asst. Prof. Ballet and Department of Claudia Hyatt, M.S., Asst. Prof. Modern Dance Mary-Bee Jensen, M.S., Asst. Profr Undergraduate Program Alma Heaton, M.S., Assoc. Prof. B.F.A. Degree ' Cathy Black, Instr. Ballet Major Perf. Emphasis Christine 011erton, Special Instr. with some knowledge of Susanne Davis, Instr. (teaching principleas and Don Allen, Instr. choreography Undergraduate Courses S.H. Graduate Program 'Social Dance 172- M.A., M.F.A. Degrees Folk Dance 1/2 'Ballet Major Specialty Dance Theatre' 1/ 2 4rsonnel Beg.'Balaet 1/2 Bene Arnold, Asst. Prof. .Int. Ball 1/2 Rowland Butler, Adj..Asst. Prof: Beg. M ern Dance 1/2 John Callander, Assoc. Instr. odern Dance 1/2 Willam Christensen, Prof. Emeritus Orientation to Dance FOrms 1/2 Mattlyn Gavers, Prof., Chairman ,Modern Dance Tech., Int. 2 Barbara Hamblin, Adj. Asst, Prof. Modern Dance Tech., Adv. 2 Turek Lazowski, Assoc. Prof. Prpciples_of P.E. 3 Gordon Paxman, Prof., Assoc. Dean gerigral Kinesiology 3 of the College of Fine Arts' Practicum 1 Terri Port, Visiting Asst. Prof. Modern-Dance Prod. 2 Karen Shores, Adj. Assoc. Prof. Modern Dance Choreography 1 Undergraduate Courses Cr.Hr. Modern Dance Tech. Skills, Beg. 1 Ballet Basics 2,2,2 Rhythm Analysis, for Dance 1 _Beg. Ballet Tech.' 2,2,2 Modern Dance Tech. Skills,Int. 1 Ballet Tech. Second Year Teaching Methods'of ModernDance 1 non-Major 2,2,2 Modern Dance Improvisation 1 Ballet Tech., First Year Adap. and Correc. 2 Character Dance, First History and Philosophy of Dance 3 Year 14,1 Adv. Comp. 1 Ballet Tech., Second Folk Dance Teaching Teoh. 1 Year 3,3,3, Ballroot Teaching Tech. Characte2c Dance, Second Ballet Tech., Adv. 1 Year 1,1,1 Performing Tech. Ballet 1 Jazz Dance 1,1,1 Children's Dance Methods 1 Independent Study arr . Dance Accomp. a2 Jazz Dance, Second Year 1, 1, 1 Seminar in Dance Musical Theatre Dance 2,2,2 Ballet Tech; Third Year , 3,3,3- History of Ballet 1400 to 1900 3,3,3 Musical Theatre Workshop 4" 5 History of Ballet 1900. to Present 3,3,3

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Ballet Tech., Fourth Year Undergraduate Courses Q.H. PMT Company Introduction to Dance 4 .Company Ballet Elements of'Music 1 Partner Adagio Modern Dance Tech. and 2,2,2 Variation Class Theory\I Choreography Rhythmic Analysis 2 Choreography Projects ,arr. Modern Dance Workshop I 2,2,2 Essentials of Ballet Teaching '4 Modern Dance Tech. and Repertory arr. Theory II 2,2,2 Graduate Courses Modern Dance Workshop-II 2,2,2- Bailet Tech.: Graduate 3 Modern Dance Tech. and Independent Study: Character Theory III 3,3,3 1 .0-Dance arr. Dance Prod. Lab. Independent Study air. Independent Study arr. Independent Study: Prod. arr. Dance Accomp.: Percussion 2 Independent Study: Resources in Dance Accomp: 2 Choreography arr. Danbe Kinesiology 5 Independent'Studyf- Perf. arr. Modern Dance Tech.and, Independent Study: Teaching arr. Theory IV 3,3,3 ,Graduate Projects arr.' +Ballet Tech. 3,3,3 Graduate'Retearch Projects arr. +Character Dance 1,1,1 1,1,1 Thesis Research arr. +Jazz Dance 2. Research Consultation 3 Tech. Leading to Repertory Continuing Registration 0 Adv. Dance Improvisation 2 Ballet Seminar arr. Sound as a Basis for (certain undergraduate coursesmay be Choreography 2 taken for graduate credit) Dramatic Forms and Choreography 2 Undergraduate Program Dance Lecture-Demonstration 2 Enrollment 100 Choreography for Visual B.F.A. Degree Media . 2 Modern Dance Major: Combined Teaching, New Directions in 2 Perf., and Choreographic Emphasis er. Choreography Sec. School certification Emphasis Independent Study in Comp. arr. State Dance Certification and Prod. Auditions required Dance Prod. Costume) 1 Summer Program, occasionally Dance Prod. Lighting) 2 Affiliation with Profesional Co.: Senior Choreography and Ririe-Woodbury Dance Co. Prod. 2 Performing Company, Dance History: Primitive Formal Concerts..6-7 and Ancient 4 Medieval Personnel Dance History: ' *Jacqueline Clifford, P.E.D. thru 18th Century f 4' Sally Fitt, Ph-D., Assoc. Prof. Dance History: 19th and Elizabeth Hayes, Ed.D., Prof. 20th Centuries 4 Dance Philosophy 3 =a Loabelle MangelsOn, M.F.A., Assoc. Prof. Anne Riordan, B.S., Asst. Prof. Teaching Methods in Children's 2 Shirley Ririe, Prof. (1 quarter) Dance /Joan Woodbury, M.S., Prof. (1quarter) Modern Dance Teaching Tandy Beal,(1 quarter) Methods 3 Jon Scoville, Musician Adv. Principles of Teaching 2 Six part-time faculty.

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Dance Repertork arr. Fundamentals of Elem. . Dance Seminar 1 Modern Dance 1 Graduate Courses Fundamentals of Int.

noblems in Dance Ed. 3 Modern Dance. . 1 Adv. Problems 4in Dance Fundamentals of Adv. Kinesiofogy arr. Modern Dance Modern Dance Tech. and' Theory 3,3,3 Dance Comp. 2 ,Graduate Dance Workshop 2 Comp. in Modern Dance 2 Graduate Choreography arr. Dance Prod. 2 Dance History: Primitive and Dance History 3 Ancient 5 Methods of Teaching Dance History: Medieval thru Ballroom and Square Dance:2 18th Century 5 Methods of Teaching Modern Dance History: Modern 5 and Folk Dance 2 Independent Study in Historical Int. Ballet 1 Research arr. Mime and Movement (Theatre Adv. Dance Philosophy and Arts) 1 Criticism 2 Dance for Theatre (Theatre ResearchvDesign 3 Arts) 1 Independent Study arr. Graduate Projects 12-15 Thesis 12 -15 VERMONT Graduate Dance Seminar 1,1,1 CASTLETON STATE COLLEGE Castleton, Vermont05735 UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY State Control Logan, Utah84322 Coed Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Enrollment 1,250 Undergraduate Program Dance Program in Depts. of B.S. Degree, Teaching Theatre Arts and P.E. Dance Ed. Major Undergraduate Program ,Dance Ed. knor B.S., B.A. Degrees Interdisciplinary Degree Dance Concentration

. _State Dance Certification Summer Program Summer Program: Performing Company Dance West Formal Concerts 2 Performing Company Touring Concerts Formal Concerts 2 Personnel Informal Concerts 2 *Patricia Abraham, M.S., Assoc. Touring Concerts Prof.

Personnel . Angela Whitehill, A.I.S.T.D, Maurine C. Taufer, B.F.A., Instr. Artist-in-Residence Maggi Moar, M.F.A.,part-time Undergraduate Courses S.H.

Frankie Clark, M.Ed., part-time Ballet Tech. 2-6 Under aduate Courses Q. H. Modern Dance Tech% 2-6 Squ e Dance 1 Dance Ensemble 1-3 Int. International Folk Dance 1 Repertory 1-3 Fundamentals of International Choreography Practicum 1-4 Folk Dance 1 Dance Comp. 3 Ballroom Dance 1 Dance for Children 3

Latin American Ballroom Dance 1 Jazz-Tap ' 1-2

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Ethnic 1 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Folk 1 Modern Dance I 1 Related Theatre Prod. Courses 40+ Modern Dance II 1 Related P.E. Courses 40+ Modern and Ballet 1 Basic Dance 1 Folk, Square, Social 1 UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT*** Dave Comp. 1 Burlington, Vermont 05401 Methods and Materials for State/Control Teaching Modern Dance 1 Coed Enrollment 7,200 Dance Program in P.E. HOLLINS.COLLEGE Undergraduate Program Hollins College, Virginia24020 B.A., B.S. Degrees Private Control Concentration or Minor available as Women an independently designed program Enrollment under 1,030- in the College of Ed., and the Dance Program in Dept. of Theatre College of Arts and Sciences Arts Summer Program Undergraduate Program, Personnel Enrollment & *Maggi Hayes, M.S., Asst. Prof. B.A. Degree Elizabeth Hanson, Part-time Perf. Arts Dance Major Undergraduate Courses S.H. Interdisciplinary Degree Beg. Modern Dance Tech. I, II 1 Areas of Specialization: Int. Modern Dance Tech. III, IV 1 Perf., Choreography Adv. Modern Dance Tech. V, VI 1 Auditions required Ballet Tech. I, II,III, IV 1 /tea. Performing Company

Pointe 1 , Formal Concert 1 Modern Dance Comp. and Prod. Informal Concerts 2 Modern Dance. Workshop (Perf. Touring Concerts 5 Group) 1 Personnel Folk and Square Dance 1 *Paula Levine, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Social Dance 1/2 Haruki Fujimoto, Assoc.Prof. Undergraduate Courses S.H. Fundamentals of Movement 2,2 VIRGINIA Elem. Ballet Tech. ; 2,2 Folk Dance 2 HAMPTON INSTITUTE Dance Comp. 4 Hampton, Virginia 23668 Tech. of Modern Jazz Dance 2,2 Private Control Int. Ballet Tech. 2,2 Coed Elem. Dance Tech. 2,2 Enrollment 2,867 Oriental Dance Tech. 2,2 Dance Program in P.E. Dept. Dance History 4 Undergraduate Program Contemporary Dance 4 B.S. Degree MInt. Dance Tech. 2,2 Dance Concentration v. Dance Tech. 2,2 Performing Company Dance Workshop 2,2 Formal Concerts 6 Short-term Independent Study Informal Concerts 10 (All students required to Touring Concert 1 complete 4 4-week terms in Personnel order to fulfill the: Jean t. Braxton, M.A. requirements for graduation.)

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History of Dance JAMESAMADISON UNIVERSITY 3 1-3 Hail.isonburg, Virginia22801 Special Studies 2 State Control rmprovisation Coed Graduate Courses 1-3ea. Enrollment 8,000 Workshop in Dance Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. and Direction and Perf. of 3ea. Health Ed. Dance Repertory Undergraduate Program Practicum in Choreography 3 Contemporary Trends and Enrollthent 10 Theories in Dance B.S. Degree Readings and Research in Dance Major Dance 3ea. ;Dance Minor /Interdisciplinary.pecree Research Tech. 3 Thesis 6 Areas of SpecializaN:on: Motor Learning Modern and Folk Dance Perl'. 3 Co. Management and Concert and Teaching Prod. 3 Graduate Program Enrollment 10 M.S. Degree 4 MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE Dance Major Fredericksburg, Virginia 22401 Areas of Specialization: Perf., Choreography, Teaching, State Control Research, Co. Management Coed Enrollment over 2,160 Auditions required Dance Program in Dept. of Personnel Dramatic Arts and Dance *EarlynnJ. Miller, Ed.D., Prof. UndergrOuate Program Ellen Feldman, M.A., Instr. Enrollment 30 Edwin Howard, B.A., Graduate B.A. Degree Teaching Assistant Dance Major Linda. James, M.A., Instr. Hayes Kruger, M.P.E., Asst. Prof. I terdisciplinary Degree er Program Undergraduate Courses S.H. S Performing Company Modern Dance, Elem.-Adv. 2ea. Formal Concert 1 Ballet, Clem., Int. 2ea. Informal Concerts 7-8 Square, Round, and Contra N Personnel Dance, Elem., Int. 2ea. Roger Kenvin, D.F.A., Prof. Folk and Social Dance, Elem., Sonja Dragomanovic, Certif., Int. 2ea. Asst. Prof.- Survey of Modern Forms 2 Kathleen Harty, B.S., Asst. Prof. Survey of Folk Forms 2 Jean C. Graham, M.A., Ins Recreational Dance Leadership 2 Underaduate Courses S.H. Repertory (Perf.) 2 8 semesterl Repertory (Choreography) 2. Modern Balletallet 8 semester Repertory (Technical Dance Theories of Movement 3' Theatre) 2 American Dance Heritage Repertory (Reconstruction) 2 3 History of Ballet 3 Repertory (Direction) 2 Dance History Survey 3 Dance Prod. 3 Compositional Form ' Dance in the Elem. School 2 3 Dance Styles 3 Dance Comp. 3 Choreography 6

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Classical Ballet Variations. 3 RANDOLPH-MACONJ400-ts COLLEGE .Movement for'theTheatre 3 Lynchburg, Virginia 24504 Ethnic Danee.ofiestern cultures 3 Private.Control a 'Seminar. in, Women ,cp,Compan(8. sem9sters). 1 Enrollment 800 6- n epend'ant)Ptudy 3 Dance Program in Dance Dept. Internships, 3-12 Undergraduate Program Enrollment 8 o. ....B.A. Degree / RADFdiD. OOLLEGE Dance Major Areas of Specialization: .:110%1Ord, Virginia24142 v. ..'S'tate Control Choredgraphy,Tech. Perf. r.Coed Performing Company Enrollthent over 5,000 Formal Concert 1 yDance Program in Dent. ofDance Informal Concerts 2 Ufidergraduate Program Touring Concerts Enrollmeh-t 45 - Personnel B.A., B.S. Degrees *Betty Sue Moehlenkamp, M.A., Asst. Dance Major 'Prof. Dance Minor Helen McGehee, B.A., Assoc. Prof., Slimmer Program Guest teacher and Dir. of Performing Company Visiting Artist Program Forma). Concerts 2 Georgette Weisz Amowitz,. B.A., Informal."Concerts 2 Instr. Touring dbncerts Lisa Popolo, B.A., Accomp. Personnel Miriam Taylor, B.S., Accomp. *Mary Pat Balkus, Ph.D., Prof. Undergraduate Courses S.H. Pegeen Albig, M.M., Instr. Elem. Comp. Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Int. Comp. 6 Beg.-Adv. Ballet. 2-18 Adv. Comp. 6 Social Dance 2 History of Dance 6 Beg., Int. Tap Dance 2ea. Senior Seminar 6 Beg. Modern Dance 2-6 Elem. Labanotation 4 Introduction to Dance Therapy 3 Int. Labanotation 3 Jazz Dance 2 Elem. Ballet 2- Choreographic Studies 2-4 Int. Ballet (8 max.) 2/yr. Folk and Square Dance 2- Elem. Modern Tech. 5 Dance Prod. 2 -8 Int. Modern 5 Pointe Tech. Adv. Modern I Int. Modern Dance 2-6 Adv. Modern II 5/Yr. Adv. Folk and Square Dance 2 Repertory (8 max.) 2/yr. Dance for Children 3 Independent Study Problems in Ballet 2 Special Topics Methods of Teaching Dance 3. Symposium in Dance 2-18 History.and Philosophy of the Dance 3-9 Accomp. for Movement 2 Rehearsal and Perf. 9 Dance Appreciation 3

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VIRGINIA,INTERMONT-COLLEGE Personnel . Bristol, Virginia 24201 *Lana Jo Sharpe, M.A.,1Instr. Private Control Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Coed Folk Dance 1 Enrollment 600 Ballroom Dance) 1 Dance Program in Dept. of Dance Tap Dance 1, Undergraduate Program Beg. Ballet Ehrollmbnt 65 Jazz Dance 1 B.A. Degree Rhythmic Analysis 2 Teaching Ma-jar Cultural History of Dance 2 Perf. Major Modern Dance., I, II, III 'tea. State Dance Certitication Choreography & Dance Prod. 3 Areas of Specialization: Teaching Folk & Square Dance- 2 Ballet-Teaching'And Professional Teaching Ballroom &,Round Auditions required. Dance 2 Performing. Company Teaching Creative Dance - 2 Formal Concerts 16 Rhythmic Activities for Informal Concerts 4 Elem. Schools Persorinel Dance in Ed. 4 *Constance' Hardinge Dance Admin., Curriculum, Debra Weston,-B.A. and Evaluation. Deanne Cole Brenda Steady, B.A. Undergraduate Courses S.H. CORNISH INSTITUTE OF ALLIED ARTS Kileofology 3 710 East Roy Ballet 24 Seattle, Washington98102 Jazz 2 Undergraduate Program Ballet Terminology 2 Enrollment 35 Dance Hitory I, II 4 B.F.A. in Ballet or Modern Modern Dance I, II 2 Area's of Specialization: Character 1 Perf. Choreography I, II 4 Performing Company Variations and Adagio 1 Formal Concerts 6 Performing Co. 24 Informal Concertg Teaching Observation 2 Touring Concerts Teaching Demonstration 4 Personnel Student Teaching 6 *Karen Irvin Teaching of Ballet 3 Victoria Bestock, M.A. Robert Davidson, B.A. Joellen WASHINGTON Stephen A. Heck, M.A. Marilyn Johnston, B.A. CENTI$0,L WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY' Noel Mason Ellensburg, Washington98926 Beverly Moore, B.A., B.M. State Control Lois Rathvon, B.F.A. Coed Undergraduate Courses S.H. Enrollment 8,000 Ballet Tech. for Majors 5,5 Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Ballet Tech. for Non-Majors 2,2 Undergraduate Program Pirouette/Batterie, 1,1 B.A. Degree Modern Dance Tech. for Dance Minor Majors 5,5 a WASHINGTON

3,3 Modern Dance Tech: for Non- Adv. Choreography 2,2 Dance Prod. 3-5,3-5 - Majors Repertoire 2,2 Male Ballet Tech. 1,1 History of Dance 3,3 Special Project 3-5,3-5, Music for Dance 3,3' Perf. 1,1 Anatomy for Dance 2' EASTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 4 Cheney, Wash]. gton 9900 Special Project 1,1 Ballet Tech. for Majors, Int 5,5 State go Ballet Tech. for Non-Majors, Coed Enrollment 7,000 / Int. 2,2 _Dance Program'in Dept. of H.P.E.R Pas de Deux 2,2 and Athletics, and Dept. of Pointe. 2 -,2 Pirouette/Btterie, Adv%?,- 1,1 Theatre Arts- Modern Dance Tech: for Ma Undergraduate Program B.A. Degree in Ed. Int. 5,5 Modern Dance Tech. for Dance Minor Majors, Int. 2,2 Dance, Gymnastics Concentration- Character/Ethnic Dance 2,2 Interdisciplinpry Degree State Dance Certification Mime 2,2 Areas of Concentration: Jazz Dance 2,2 Male Ballet Tech., Int. 1,1 . Teacher Ed, . Rhythmic Analysis 2,2 Summer Program Performing Company Dance Notation 3,3 Formal Concerts 12 Comp. Yorkshop. 3,3 Informal Concerts 3 Perf., Int. 1,1 Personnel Make-up 3 Prof. 2,2 *Edith P. Bucklin, M.S., Asst: Special Project Prof Ballet Tech. for Majors, Adv. 5,5 maxine M. Davis, M.S., Asst. Leonard K. Foker, Artist-in- Pas de Deux, Adv. 2,2 ;Residence Pointe, Adv: 2,2 Q.H. Modern Dance Tech. for Majors, Undergraduate Courses lea. Adv. 5,5 Ballet I-VI 1 Character Dance Stylized for Beg. Modern 1 Ballet 2,2 Int. Modern 2,2 Adv. Modern 1 Mime, Adv. I Jazz Dance, Int. 2,2 Beg. Jazz Dance 1 History of Costuming 3 Int. Jazz Dance 1 Construction of Costumes 3 Adv. Jazz Dance 3,3 Folk, Square, and Social Dance Notation 2 Comp. Workshop, Adv. 3,3 Dance 3,3 Modern Rhythmic Gymnastics Choreography 2 Theatre Prod./Stage Management 4,4 and Jazz Dance 1,1 Fundamentals of Movement in Perf., Adv. 2 Terminology and Teaching Dance and Gymnastics Movement Tech. \in Dance and Methods 3,3 2 Dance for Children/Practice Gymnastics Teaching 3,3 Dance for Theatre 3 Dance Tech. & Terminology Lecture Demonstration 3 Sea. Special Project 3,3 I-VI Choreography for Theatre Adagio for Modern Dance 2,2 3 Adv. Tech. in Modern Dance 2 Adv. Character Dance 2,2

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Adv. TeCh. in Gymnastics Personnel Fundamentals of Rhythm in *Wilhelmina Weaver, Ph.D., Assoc. Music and Movement 2 Prof. - Teaching Procedures in Folk, Diane Albright, M.A.,,Asst. Prof. Square, and Social Dance 2 Wilma Harrington, Ph.D., Asst. Teaching Procedures in Modern Prof. Dance. 2 Georgia Hulac, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof. Rhythms for the Elem. Child 3 Deborah Dunn, M.A., Asst. Prof. Teaching Procedures in Gymnastics 2 Andrea Brown, B.S., Instr. Dance Rehearsal and Perf. 1,5 Patricia Littlewood, B.S., B.A., Lect. Undergraduate Courses S.H.. PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY Modern.Dance Tech.: Beg., Int., Adv. lea. Tacoma, Washington98447 Dance Program in School of P.E., Jazz Tech. 1 in ,cooperation with Dept. of Orchesis 1 1 CoMmunicative Arts Beg. Ballet Undergraduate Program Comp. and Choreography. 1 Modern Dance for the Teacher 2 Dance Minor History and Theory of Dance 2 Summer Program 2 Performing Company Creative Rhythms for Children Fundamentals of Folk, Square, Formal Concert 1 2 Informal Concerts Social Dance Personnel Methods of Teaching 2 Kaiyherine Beckman, Asst. Prof. Recreational Dance Undergraduate Courses S.. H. Beg. Folk, SqTare, Social Rhythms and Dance 5 Dance Choreography and Dance Prod. Adv. Social Dance or Adv. Folk' Dance Independent Study in Choreography Beg] Modern Dance 1 WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY In . Modern Dance 1 Bellingham, Washington98225 Adv. Modern Dance State Control (may be repeated) 1 Coed Folk and Social Dance 1 1Enrollment. 8,000 /Dance- Dept. Professional Activity: Dance Dance Program in Theatre Undergraduate Program Enrollment 20 WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY A. Degree Pullman, Washington99163 ante Major State Control lance Minor Interdisciplinary Degree Coed Enrollment 16,200 Summer Program Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Performing Company Undergraduate Program Formal Concert 1 Informal Concert 1 B.S. Degree Dance Concentration Personnel *Monica Gutchow, M.F.A., Asst. Prof Summer Program, occasionally Janet Hardy, M.A., Lect. Performing .Company Formal Concerts 15-20 p;.t Powell, Part-time Informal Concerts 5 Barbara Arms, Part-time Lect. - 103 - 4 WASHINGTON -

Undergraduate Courses Q.H. Lonny Gordon, M.F.A.,Asst:\Prof, Beg. Tech. Courses, Modern, r Xenia Chlistowa, Lect. \ Dance, Ballet, Jazz Dance, 2ea. Ivy Lee Cole, M.S., Lect. Int. Tech. Courses, Modern Santhia Ensign, Ph.D.,Lect.\. Dance, Ballet, Jazz Dance ea. Robin Gregory, Ph.D., Lect. Adv. Tech. Courses, Modern'''. Charles Seltzer, M.A., Lect. Dance, Jazz Dance 3,2 Susari Whipp, M.S., Lect. Introduction to Dance 3 Barbara Bruce, T.A. Rhythmic Aralysis and Accomp. 3 Minna Davidson, T.A. Dance Comp. I, II 3,3 J. Alexa Moore,'T.A. Labanotation (grad. credit) 2 -Po Marianne Shea, T.A. History and Philosophy,o. Dance L 3 Deborah Thomas, T.A. Dance Prod. (grad. credit) 3 Karla Zhe, T.A. Jeanne Schultz, P.A. Dance Arts in Ed. 43 Dance Theory and.Prod. 2 'Christine Scotillo, .A. Dance Improvthation 2 Undergraduate Courses S.H. Tech.: Moder7176;em.) 15-20 Ballet (4 sem.) 6-8 WISCONSIN Theory, FundaMentals of Dance (2 sem.) 2 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON Rhythm Lab. I, II (2sem.) 2 53706 Madison, Wisconsin Music & Dance,Relationship State Control (2,sem.)., 2 Coed Folk and fitquare Dante '1-2 Enrollment over 34,000 Independent Projects 2-6 Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. and Dance Perf.-Required Undeigraduate Program Theatre Prod.-Required Enrollment 10Q Senior'Concert-Required B.S Degree Dance Therapy: four-year Dance Major 'emphasis with a two- Dance Minor year practicum 'bance Concentration Introduction to Dance Therapy State Dance Certification (2 sem.) 2 Areas of Specialization: Introduction to Dynamics of Dance Ed. (certificate) Dance Therapy 1 Perf./Choreography Undergraduate and Graduate Therapy Courses Graduate Program Creative Dance for Children 2-3 Enralment°17 Masters, 2 M.F.A Rhythmic Labs III, IV ,7 Doctoral (2 sem.) 2 M.A., M.S., M.F.A., Ph.D. Degrees Dance Accomp.-Music 2 Dance Major Dynamics of Dance Therapy Dance Minor (2 sem.) 4 Siimmer Program Therapy Practicum 2 Performing Company Improvisation 2 Formal Concerts 6 Dance Comp. 6-8 Informal Concerts 4 or more Dance Repertory 8-12 Touring Concerts Student Perf. 2-3 Personnel Movement-Communication- *Mary Alice Brennan, Ph.D., Asst. Prof. Meaning 3 Anna Nassif, M.F.A., Prof. Survey of DanceHistory 3 Tibor Zana, M.F.A., Prof. WISCONSIN'

2 Theory and Philosophy'of Dance 3 Field Work in Dane Teaching,of-DAnce 3 Materials of Comp. Graduate Courses CostUme Construction 3-6 Placement Examinations Theatre Dance Form & yle Grad. Comp.-Required -I, II,,III, IV 1 Dance Repertory 3-6 Music for Dancers I, II, Lecture Demonstration 2 III,,IV 2 Dance Curriculum Practice 2 Comp. in Form 2 Rhythmic Structures of Movement 2 Comp.. in Stylec-, 2 1 Movement-Communication-Meaning 3 Beg. Pointe Tech. L, II Seminar in Dance Comp. 2 Elem. Labanotation 3 Seminar in Dance Prod.-Criticism 2 Int. Labaaofation ' 3 M.F.A. Concerts or Equivalent Labanotation for the Dance for M.F.A. Degree Teacher Ph.D. Seminar 4 Dance in Elem. Ed. 3 Thesip or Research 2 Dance in Sec.. Ed. 3 Resead'ch Procedures 3 Applied Anatomy 3 Independent Study in Selected ',Senior Seminar 2 . 2 Dance Areas 1-9 Group; Compr. and Form Int./Adv.' Pointe I, II 1 Adv. Labanotation 3 3-4 UNIVERSITY" OF WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE Projects in Labanotation Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201 Student Teaching in Dance State Control in Elem./Sec. Ed. 3-5 1-4 Coed Workshop in Dance Repertoire & Ensemble 1-4 Enrollment 22,000 . Dance Program in Dance Dept., School Problems of Partnering I, II 1 of Fine Arts Effort-Shape Tech. & 4 Undergraduate Program Notatio; Enrollment 90 History of Dance I, II 3 2-4 B.A. Degree Project in Choreography Perf. Arts Dance Major Ryconstruction Workshop 2 Dance Notation Major Independent Study in Dance 3 State Dance Certification Summer Program Performing Company UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-OSHKOSH Formal Concerts 3 Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54901 Informal Concerts 2 State Control Personnel Coed Gloria Gustafson, B.A., Assoc. Prof. Enrollment over 9,300 Carla Graham-White, M.F.A., Asst. Prof. Dance Program in Dept. of P.E. Myron Howard Nadel, M.A., Assoc. Prof. Undergraduate Program Martha Coleman Myers, Ph.D., Prof. B.S. Degree in Ed. Undergraduate Courses S.H. ,Dance.Concentration Introduction to the Arts of Performing Company Dance I, II, III, IV, V 3 Formal Concert ! Theory & Tech. of Ballet Touring Concerts 4 (8 sem.) 2-4 'Personnel Theory & Tecillq-of Contemporary Cecelia R. Brown, M.S., Instr. Concert Dance (8 sem.) 2-4 Shirley White, M.A., Asst. Prof. Eurhythmics 3 Nellie Sparks, M.A., Asst. Prof. Creative Movement 3

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Undergraduate Courses S.H. Personnel Modern Dance I 1 *Mercedes, C. Fernandez, Assoc. Iht. Modern Dance Prof. Dance Undergraduate Courses S.H. Dance II 3 22 credit hours are Modern Dance Forme. 2 necessary. Dance: Its Relation to Other Contemporary Arts 2 Dance for Children 2 WYOMING Dance Prod. 3, Ballet I 1 CAPER COLLEGE .Casper, Wyoming 82601, State Control UNIVERSITY OF;, WISCONSIN -RIVER FALLS Coed River Falls; Wisconsin 54022 Enrollment over 4,00Q ,State Control Dance,Program in P.Er. Dept. Coed Undergraduate Prograft Enrollment 5,000 Degrees Undergraduq4ziProgram Dance Conpentration B.S./Degree in P.E. Personnel fiance Emphasis Jan Dodson, LS:- Interdisciplinary Degree Undergraduate Courses Periorming Company' Beg. Modern Dance. FormallConcert 1 Int. Modern Dance Informal Concerts 2-3 Folk Dance/Square

Personnel . Social Dance JoAnn Barnes, B.A., Instr. Basic Rhythms 2 O.B'. "Ben" Bergs d, Ph.D.,Prof. Theory/Practice of Dance 2 Carol LeBreck, M#., Instr. History/Philosophy offDance 2 `Undergraduate Courses Q.Hi Modern Dance I 1 Modern Dance II 1 UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING Modern Dance III 1 Laramie, Wyoming82071 Rhythms 2 State Control

Social Dance I 1 .Coed - z Social Dance II 1 Enr011ment 8,000 Dance for Elem. School 3 Dance Program in Dept. of Theatre Dance Methods 2 and DanCe Dance Prod. 2 Undergraduate PrOgra:m Enrollment 2 B.A., B.S. UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-WHITEWAW Theatre and Dance Major .800 W., Main Street Dance Emphasis Whitewater, Wisconsin53190 Interdisciplinary Degree Dance Program in Theatre/Dance Dept. Performing CompanY Underaduate Program Formal Concert 1n" D:tnce Minor I rmal Concer 2 State Dance Certification To ing Concerts Performing Company Personnel Formal Concert 1 Margaret S. Mains, M.S., Assoc. Touring Concerts, Prof.

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Wiria E. Loewe, M.A., Asst.,Prof. Susan Chang, Instr., part-time Undergraduate Courses S.H. Beg. Modern Dance 17F Int. 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 of Teaching Modern-Dance 2 Lighting 3 Design , .3 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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