

Prepare for a career teaching dance in professional and postsecondary settings such as studios, community colleges, community centers, and more. This concentration is an intensive study of the evolution of African American dance. It is ideal for established dancers and choreographers wishing to develop their pedagogy and research skills as a complement to their artistry, as well as current teachers who want to deepen their knowledge.
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In this innovative concentration – the first of its kind in the US – you'll have the opportunity to:
As a graduate student in this program, you will gain professional development in the theory and practice of dance education, with an emphasis on the historical and cultural contexts from which to teach dance. You'll examine dance for the purpose of developing as a research-informed and proficient teacher who possesses a balance between pedagogy, artistry, and research. A final research project is the culmination of the degree.
You can complete this degree in just three terms (Fall, Spring, Summer) as a full-time student. Upon graduation, you’ll be well prepared for your career as an innovative educator, or for advancement into doctoral study.
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