DANCE 261
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Freshman Seminar in Dance
Course Description
Introduction to dance as both a discipline and a unique culture at Brigham Young University. Lectures, reading, discussions, viewings, and writing.
When Taught
Fall and Winter
Min
1
Fixed/Max
1
Fixed
0
Fixed
3
Title
Spiritually Strengthening
Learning Outcome
SWBAT evaluate and make connections between faith, spirituality, and dance by examining diverse religious and cultural perspectives on movement, reflecting on discipleship and worship through your art, and envisioning ways to serve and uplift others through dance and related fields.
Title
Intellectually Enlarging
Learning Outcome
SWBAT to construct interpretations and personal dance philosophies informed by sound research, academic texts, media, and live dance events, discerning essential ideas, and constructing thoughtful, evidence-based interpretations.
Title
Holistic Integration
Learning Outcome
SWBAT formulate an individualized strategy for navigating the Dance major by integrating information from advisement, program resources, and self-assessment to support intentional academic and professional growth.
Title
Character Building
Learning Outcome
SWBAT integrate leadership, collaborative, and professional skills by participating in group projects, demonstrating respect for all, and accountability for interactions and outcomes.
Title
Lifelong Learning & Service
Learning Outcome
SWBAT articulate a personal vision for your future in dance and related fields at BYU by critically reflecting on your training and experiences, identifying areas of strength and interest, and designing a plan for continued artistic and professional development that fosters lifelong learning and meaningful contribution to others.
