2011-2012 Dance Handbook - Missouri Valley College

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MVC GENERAL EDUCATION CORE CURRICULUM B.A.—Bachelor of Arts; B.S.Bachelor of Science; B.F.A.—Bachelor of Fine Page 6 The Expectations Page 11 Core I Communication Skills Required of all degree candidates EN 130—Rhet & Comp __________ EN 160—Lit & Comp __________ P 100—Public Speaking __________ B.A. & B.F.A. degree candidates—two courses required. EN 200— World Literature I __________ EN 201— World Literature II __________ EN 220— American Literature I __________ EN 225— American Literature II __________ EN 230— British Literature I __________ EN 235— British Literature II __________ GK 100—Elementary Greek I __________ LN 100— Elementary Latin I __________ SN 111— Elementary Spanish I __________ SN 112— Elementary Spanish II __________ FR 110— Elementary French I __________ FR 160— Elementary French II __________ Core II—Math/Science B.A. and B.F.A. degree candidates—one course required. B.S. degree candidates—one course required if MA 185 or 190; otherwise two courses required. *MA 210 for Elementary and Middle School Education students only. MA 150—Topics in Modern Math __________ MA 160—Finite Math MA 165—College Algebra MA 170—Pre-calculus MA 185—Calculus for Business MA 190—Calculus I MA 200—Intro to Statistics __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ MA 210—Math for Elementary Teachers*__________ B.A. & B.F.A. degree candidates—one course required. B.S. degree candidates—two courses required, one of which must include a lab (+) AY 103—Intro Biological Anthropology+__________ BI 104— Principles of Biology+ BI 124—Human Biology+ BI 130—Plants & People CH 111—General Chemistry I CH 112—General Chemistry II PH 105—Environmental Science PH 109—Physical Science+ PH 122—Astronomy __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ All degree candidates—one course from: CS XXX - 3 hours of CIS __________ AC 230—Accounting Computer App__________ ED 310—Integration of Technology__________ MC 201, 290, 301—Electronic Publishing__________ Core III—Social Science All degree candidates—two courses from different disciplines AD 100—Psych of Substance Abuse__________ AY 101—Intro to Archaeology __________ AY 102—Intro to Cultural Anthropology__________ EC 206—Macro Economics _________ GE 250—Geography __________ HM 100—Personal Growth __________ PY 100—Principles of Psychology __________ SC 100—Intro to Sociology __________ SC 232—Marriage & Family _________ PS 100*- Foundations of Federal Gov.__________ Core IV—Civilization All degree candidates—one Religion course required. RE XXX—3 hours of Religion __________ Plus two courses required. AY 104—World Archaeology __________ AY 105—World Cultures __________ CL 210—Greek Civilization __________ CL 220—Roman Civilization __________ HS 104* - American History I __________ HS 105* - American History II __________ HS 115—World Civilization I __________ HS 116—World Civilization II __________ PL 100—Intro to Philosophy __________ PL 110—Intro to Critical Thinking __________ *All graduates must satisfy the MO & Federal Constitution by passing one of the following courses: PS 100, HS 104/105 Core V—Fine Arts All degree candidates—two courses required. AR 100—Intro to Drawing __________ AR 120—Intro to Photography __________ AR 210—Art Appreciation __________ AR 224—Ceramics I __________ CL 215—Greek Humanities __________ CL 225—Roman Humanities __________ DN102—Dance Appreciation __________ HU 125—Humanities I __________ HU 126—Humanities II __________ MC 150—Intro to Mass Communication__________ MU 101—Music Appreciation __________ MU 105—Fundamentals of Music __________ MU XXX—3 hours choir or band __________ TH 105—Theatre Appreciation __________ TH 115—Acting I __________ Core VI—Physical Activity All degree candidates—2 hours required. PE 101—126: PE Activities __________ PE 221—Lifetime Wellness __________ PE 131—144: Varsity Sports _________ DN 120—150: Dance Techniques __________ MS 145 or 245: Military Science __________ Expectations for Students in the Division of Fine Arts: Attend all classes Complete all assignments on time, and as directed Follow through on commitments Maintain focus on the task at hand Give your best efforts to all you undertake Academic Criteria for participation in productions and performance groups: Maintain an overall GPA of no less than 2.0 Have a semester GPA of no less than 2.0 Provide proof of current and overall GPA at all auditions Provide proof of class attendance and coursework at all auditions **Productions include all mainstage and black box shows **Performance groups include Repertory Dance Ensemble, Show Choir, Flatliners, and Instrumental audition groups.
Fine Arts Opportunities Page 10 The MVC Choirs offer a variety of vocal opportunities for Core students. III—Social There Science are three choral groups for students to participate in: Valley Connection show choir, MVC Gospel disciplines Singers, and MVC Concert Choir. Each choral AD group 100—Psych has their of Substance own diverse Abuse__________ style and are open to all interested students. Small ensemble AY and 101—Intro solo work to Archaeology are also offered __________ within the choirs. The groups present annual Christmas AY and 102—Intro Spring to Shows. Cultural Valley Anthropology__________ Connection and EC 206—Macro Economics _________ Gospel Singers present numerous tour performances throughout the school year. Scholarships are available to qualified students. For HM more 100—Personal information Growth contact __________ Professor Diana GE 250—Geography __________ Malan (660) 831-4215 (Director) PY 100—Principles of Psychology __________ All degree candidates—two courses from different SC 100—Intro to Sociology SC 232—Marriage & Family __________ _________ MVC Instrumental MVC‖s instrumental music PS 100*- department Foundations consists of Federal Gov.__________ of a Drum Line/ Pep Band that meets the first eight weeks of second semester, and performs at home Core IV—Civilization football games. The department also includes a Brass and Woodwind Ensemble that meets first and second semester. The band department RE XXX—3 hours includes of Religion a full Jazz __________ Ensemble that meets all year long. Students also have the opportunity Plus two courses to take required. private lessons . Numerous scholarships are available to students who AY would 104—World like to Archaeology be involved with __________ the band AY 105—World Cultures __________ department at MVC Garry Anders (660) 831-4222 (Director) All degree candidates—one Religion course required. CL 210—Greek Civilization CL 220—Roman Civilization __________ __________ The Flatliners (MVC’s own Improvisational HS Comedy 104* - American Troupe) History were I founded __________ in 2001 and ever since, their performances have been HS a favorite 105* - American of Valley’s History theatrical II __________ offerings. HS 115—World Civilization I __________ The students involved put on a monthly formatted improvisation show for the campus HS 116—World Civilization II __________ and community. The performances are on Friday PL 100—Intro nights at to 10:00 Philosophy PM. Scholarships __________ are available to qualified students. If you are interested PL 110—Intro in participating to Critical Thinking ―The __________ Flatliners,‖ *All graduates must satisfy the MO & Federal Constitution by booking the group to perform, or would just like more information contact Professor passing one of the following courses: PS 100, HS 104/105 Wade Hughes (660) 831-4147 or Pro. Harold Hynick (660) 831-4052 (Co- Directors) MET (Morris Experimental Theatre) is designed for student directing and acting projects. Throughout the school year one act plays, original plays, and student generated projects are presented in the space. The studio is open to all interested students. For more information contact Professor Wade Hughes (660) 831-4147 (Manager) Alpha Psi Omega is a theatre fraternity and any student is welcome to participate if they meet the requirements. For more detail contact Wade Hughes . Vernon Nester Gallery Position There are many gallery position including Gallery Manager, Gallery Assistant, Lighting Designer, and more. For more information contact Charity Woodard or Val Wedel Art Club The purpose of the Art Club is to involve both art students and non-art students in the exploration of art. Some of our tentative activities for the upcoming year include: Holiday window painting on the square.; Face painting at Fall Homecoming; Film Festivals; Annual Masquerade Ball; Sponsoring Guest Artist lecture series; Independent and group art projects; Fieldtrips to the Nelson-Akins Museum and First Fridays; Community service for other groups within the school. If you are interested in the Art Club or Gallery Positions contact Charity Woodard or Val Wedel. CURRICULUM CHECK-LIST Page 7 DANCE MAJOR (BA) 43 Total Hours NAME:______________________________CATALOG YEAR:_____________ DANCE CORE (18 HOURS) Semester Grade Repeat DN 115 Conditioning for Dancers (S) ________ ________ ________ DN 250 Improvisation (F even) ________ ________ ________ DN 300 Choreography I (S even) ________ ________ ________ DN 301 History of Dance (S Odd) ________ ________ ________ MU 105 or 250 Fund of Music/Music Theory I (S/F) ________ ________ ________ EX 334 Kinesiology (S) ________ ________ ________ TECHNIQUE REQUIREMENTS (12 HOURS) From Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Modern -- 2 hours must come from a 300 level class ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS (4 HOURS) 2 hours must be 499 DN 299/499 Repertory Dance Ensemble ______ ______ ______ ______ ELECTIVE REQUIREMENTS (6 HOURS) from DN upper division _______ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ SENIOR ASSESSMENT (3 hours) DN 485 Senior Project ________ ________ ______ Dance Internship (1-3 hours) (optional) DN 401 Dance Internship ________ ________ ________ Participation in two theatre productions and all dance productions ____________________________ _____________________________
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