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CURRICULUM VITA Dr. Debra Wright Knapp PERSONAL DATA Office Address: New Mexico State University Department of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, Box 30001, MSC 3M Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003 Office Phone: (505) 646-2070 Fax (505) 646-4065 E-mail Address: deknapp@nmsu.edu ACADEMIC HISTORY Ed.D. Educational Management and Development, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico. May 2008. M.S. Physical Education, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. Emphasis in Dance Kinesiology. August 1987. B.S. Physical Education, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. Major in Modern Dance Pedagogy and Choreography. (Teacher Certificate K-12), December1980 University of Southern California. Advanced Study in Modern Dance and Choreography with Bella Lewitzky. Summers of 1980, 81, 82, 85. AWARDS 2011 New Mexico State University College of Education: Dean’s Excellence Award for Leadership 2010 Indiana University: John R. Endwright Alumni Service Award 2010 National Dance Association: Presidential Award for Contribution to the Field of Dance 2009 New Mexico State University College of Education: Dean’s Excellence Award for in Service 2009 National Dance Association: Plaudit Award for Contribution to the Field of Dance 2008 National Dance Association: Plaudit Award for Contribution to the Field of Dance 2007 New Mexico State University: Donald C. Roush Award for Teaching Excellence 2007 YWCA: REACH Art Award 2006 National Dance Association: Presidential Citation for Contribution to the Field of Dance 2005 New Mexico State University Research Council’s Award for Creative Scholarly Activity 2005 Doña Ana Art Council: Arts-in-Education Award 2003 New Mexico State University College of Education: Dean’s Excellence Award for Service 2003 University of New Mexico and National Dance Education Organization: Meritorious Service to Dance Education in New Mexico 2002 New Mexico Kennedy Center Partner in Education: Dance Artist 2001 Arts Council of Indianapolis: Creative Renewal Arts Fellowship 1996-present Arkansas Arts Council: Artist-in-Education 1984-88, ‘94-96 Indiana Arts Commission: Artist-in-Education 1990 Choreographic Grant-New Mexico Arts Division/National Endowment for the Arts. 1986 Philo T. Farnsworth Award: Choreography in a Video Production. 1985, 1980 Choreographic Grant-Indiana Arts Commission/National Endowment for the Arts. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: ACADEMIC POSITIONS 2001-present Associate Professor of Dance, Director of the Dance Program, New Mexico State University. 1997-2001 Lecturer, Dance Faculty, Butler University, Indianapolis, Indiana. 1996-1997 Guest Lecturer/Acting Artistic Director-African-American Dance Ensemble, Indiana University. 1991-1994 Assistant Professor of Dance, Palucca Hoch Schule Academie fur Tanze, Dresden, Germany. 1988-1991 Lecturer, Dance Faculty, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico. 1985-1987 Lecturer, Dance Faculty, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS Educational Institutions 1988-1989 The Montessori School (preK-6): Assistant Director, Dance Educator, Albuquerque, New Mexico. 1989-1991 Montessori of the Southwest (preK-1): Director, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Dance and Theater Companies 1986-2001 Bill Evans Dance Company: Performer. Albuquerque, New Mexico. 2000-2001 Indiana Native American Theatre: Artistic Director, Choreographer. Indianapolis, Indiana. 1999-2001 Project Inmotion: Artistic Coordinator, Choreographer, Performer. Indianapolis, Indiana. 1991-1994 Ballett Dresden: Choreographer, Modern Dance Trainer, Rehearsal Director, Performer. Dresden, Germany. 1989-1991 Danzantes Dance Company: Choreographer, Performer. Albuquerque, New Mexico. 1
1989-1991 Nora Reynolds and Dancers: Performer. Albuquerque, New Mexico. 1977-1984 Windfall Dancers: Artistic Director, Choreographer, Performer. Bloomington, Indiana. Arts Organizations 2001-present New Mexico Kennedy Center Partners: Artist-in-Education, Dance Specialist 1997-2007 Arkansas Arts-in-Education: Dance Specialist, Consultant-Professional Development on Kinesthetic Learners, K-12, Dance programming, Choreographer. Statewide. 1999-2001 Young Audiences of Indiana: Arts Partners Associate and Indianapolis Public School Coordinator, Dance Movement Specialist. Indianapolis, Indiana. 1987-1988 Indiana Department of Education: Dance Chair for the Development of State Standards in Dance. 1984-88, ’94-96 Indiana Arts-in-Education: Dance Specialist, Consultant-Professional Development on Kinesthetic Learners, K-12 dance programming, Choreographer. 1984-1986 Very Special Arts: Dance Movement Specialist. Statewide programming. Indiana. NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES 2011 Conference Coordinator and host for the American College Dance Association Conference, New Mexico State University (500+ participants, 36 universities) 2010 Conference Coordinator and host for the National Dance Association Pedagogy Conference, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico. (150+ participants, 16 states) 2007 Conference Coordinator and host for the Asociacion Nacional Grupos de Folklorico Annual Conference, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico. (350+ participantes, 13 states and Mexico) TEACHING AND MENTORING ACTIVITIES Teaching activities: Undergraduate courses taught: New Mexico State University Jazz Dance Technique I, II, III, IV Modern Dance Technique I, II, III, IV Dance Pedagogy I, II Improvisation I, II Choreography I, II World Dance Dance History Dance Practicum I, II Senior Culminating Experience Undergraduate courses taught: Butler University (1997-2001) Jazz Dance Technique (non-majors) Modern Dance Technique (non-majors) Modern Dance Technique Ia/Ib, IIa/IIb, IIIa/IIIb, Iva/IVb Jazz Dance Technique Ia/Ib Dance Improvisation Body Placement Ia/Ib Undergraduate courses taught: Indiana University (1996-1997) Afro-American Dance Company Undergraduate courses taught: Palucca Hoch Schule Academie fur Tanze, Dresden Germany (1991-1994) Modern Dance Technique Level 5 and Level 8 Composition Level 8 Undergraduate courses taught: University of New Mexico (1988-1991) Modern Dance Technique I, II, III Stretch and Strength Undergraduate courses taught: Indiana University (1985-1987) Theory and Technique of Modern Dance Workshops and Continuing Education Instruction Activities (Also included under Scholarly and Service Activities) Professional Development • Gadsden School District (Spring 2007). Professional Development (K-5 teachers). Kinesthetic Learning, Gadsden, New Mexico. • Gadsden School District (Fall 2006). Professional Development (K-7 teachers). Moving to Learn. Gadsden, New Mexico. 2
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