With studio. Introduction to methods and techniques as used in fine art animation and experimental film/video, or motion graphics. It evolved from a need for students to have a firm understanding of the included material & topics prior to their working on more advanced projects in traditional, experimental or digital animation.

This thesis-research seminar is designed for you to complete a thesis or project on the topic of your choosing within the broader subject of ?Psychology and Social Issues.? For your thesis topic, you should choose something in which you are vitally interested, something you want to know more about. Topics may range from personal memoirs incorporating one?s lived experiences to scholarly, empirical papers. Our seminar will touch on a number of significant social issues that you might choose to investigate or you are welcome to pursue other interests with the approval of the instructor.

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This course investigates major contemporary educational issues that affect the lives of teachers and students in today's classrooms. It explores the complex web of issues that children, families, and educators face in our diverse society. (Gen Ed SB)

First-year MFA students enroll in this course to fulfill the graduate dance production requirement (usually stage managing a dance concert). Enrollment in DAN 507 takes place in the semester when the student completes the dance production assignment, as scheduled by the faculty.