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Arts, Sciences, and Engineering |
Dance |
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Course Section Listing |
Course |
Course Title |
Term |
Credits |
Status |
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COURSE_SECTION-3-164613 |
DANC 233-1 |
Climate Interventions: Performing Arts + New Media |
Spring 2024 |
4.0 |
Open |
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Schedule: |
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Day |
Begin |
End |
Location |
Start Date |
End Date |
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TR
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1230 PM
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145 PM
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Rettner Hall Room 307
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01/17/2024
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05/11/2024
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TR
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1230 PM
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145 PM
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Todd Union Room 107
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01/17/2024
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05/11/2024
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Enrollment: |
Enrolled
12
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Capacity
18
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Co-Located: |
DANC 233-1 (P), DMST 230-1, EHUM 233-1, SUST 220-1 |
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Instructors: |
Rose Beauchamp |
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Delivery Mode: |
In-Person |
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Description: |
This humanities course based in the arts combines the study of performing, visual arts and new media with history and theory to convey a breadth of stories about the human experience of climate change. In this interdisciplinary, collaborative course, students will be introduced to the multi-faceted use of the arts in designing for and expressing a vision for a sustainable future. Working with community partners, our research and story collection in the Adirondack park will be used to inspire projects in the course. Collaboration, design thinking, and the iterative design process will be used to produce performances and art work that respond to the stories of the changing climate in the Adirondack park. It will move through multiple units of theoretical study as students simultaneously work on their creative projects. The course will include an optional trip to the Adirondack Park to engage with our community partners. |
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Course Section Listing |
Course |
Course Title |
Term |
Credits |
Status |
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COURSE_SECTION-3-146915 |
DANC 233-1 |
Climate Interventions: Performing Arts + New Media |
Spring 2023 |
4.0 |
Open |
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Schedule: |
|
Day |
Begin |
End |
Location |
Start Date |
End Date |
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TR
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1230 PM
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145 PM
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Rettner Hall Room 307
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01/11/2023
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05/06/2023
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TR
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1230 PM
|
145 PM
|
Todd Union Room 107
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01/11/2023
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05/06/2023
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Enrollment: |
Enrolled
17
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Capacity
18
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Co-Located: |
DANC 233-1 (P), DMST 230-1, EHUM 233-1, SUST 220-1 |
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Instructors: |
Rose Beauchamp; Stephanie Ashenfelder |
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Delivery Mode: |
In-Person |
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Description: |
This humanities course based in the arts combines the study of performing, visual arts and new media with history and theory to convey a breadth of stories about the human experience of climate change. In this interdisciplinary, collaborative course, students will be introduced to the multi-faceted use of the arts in designing for and expressing a vision for a sustainable future. Working with community partners, our research and story collection in the Adirondack park will be used to inspire projects in the course. Collaboration, design thinking, and the iterative design process will be used to produce performances and art work that respond to the stories of the changing climate in the Adirondack park. It will move through multiple units of theoretical study as students simultaneously work on their creative projects. The course will include an optional trip to the Adirondack Park to engage with our community partners. |
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Offered: |
Spring |