DANCE 317

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Advanced Writing for Dance

Dance College of Fine Arts and Communications

Course Description

This course will expose students to rhetorical principles and situations encountered in the field of dance. Students will refine skills in various genres of academic, persuasive and professional writing, as well as oral communication, supporting their development as dance artists, scholars, educators and advocates. \n

When Taught

Fall and Winter

Min

3

Fixed/Max

3

Fixed

3

Fixed

0

Other Prerequisites

1st year writing course.

Recommended

Previous or concurrent enrollment in Dance 261.

Note

Fulfills the Advanced Writing and Oral Communication GE requirement.

Title

Spiritually Strengthening

Learning Outcome

Creative Composition - Students will strengthen their capacity for inspired creativity by developing disciplined, reflective, and ethical approaches to artistic and written expression.

Title

Intellectually Enlarging

Learning Outcome

Research - Students will enlarge their intellectual understanding through ethical inquiry, critical analysis, and integration of dance scholarship with personal and spiritual thought.

Title

Character Building

Learning Outcome

Persuasion and Advocacy - Students will communicate with integrity and compassion, using persuasive writing to uplift, serve, and effect positive change within their communities and professions.

Title

Leading to Lifelong Learning and Service

Learning Outcome

Students will apply creative, scholarly, and persuasive skills beyond the classroom to contribute meaningfully to their disciplines, communities, and the broader world.