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In this 2-credit course, students will engage with different lighting techniques for photography, learn how to analyze light on-location, and apply lighting strategies to convey emotional and narrative meaning in their images. This class combines demonstrations and regular in-class and independent
In this advanced 2-credit course, we will read contemporary poetry by Deaf, disabled, sick, and neurodivergent writers as well as works of crip theory. From the early years of the disability justice movement, poetry has been an important art form used to testify, agitate, build community, and inspire people to resist ableism. Some of the
This course prepares students to respond effectively to clients in crisis and those dealing with trauma. Students will learn crisis intervention models, trauma-informed care principles, and techniques for working with individuals, families, and communities impacted by trauma. Topics include suicide prevention, disaster response, and vicarious trauma in
This course prepares students to provide effective, trauma-informed responses to individuals, families, and communities experiencing crisis. Emphasizing both clinical and systems-level approaches, students learn evidence-based crisis intervention models, suicide prevention and postvention strategies, and techniques for addressing trauma in
Critical Dance Processes: Action Studies moves students through intensive and collaborative dance research practices including guided improvisation, the making of solo performance studies, and the co-creative design of collective movement research scores. Reading and
This course gives students the opportunity to encounter, participate in and design choreographic practices with an emphasis on the vast approaches to process and artistic research that are current and emergent in the expanded field of dance. The course challenges students to develop relationships to performance/performative action as research. We will engage practices where
