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1.00 Credits
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1.00 Credits
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3.00 Credits
Provides dynamic models and options for planning, maintaining, and managing sport & entertainment facilities in the present and future. Concentration is on the design, maintenance, and full utilization of facilities that are realistic, cost efficient, environmentally sound and aesthetically pleasing. Topics include design, construction, refurbishing, finance options, risk assessment, risk management, security, operations, and procedures. Offered Fall
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3.00 Credits
Course covers topics relating to league structures, the management of sporting clubs, branding and pricing, sponsorship, media contracting, financial valuation and facilities development in a variety of sport settings. The primary method of instruction is case development and analysis. This is a writing intensive course. Offered Fall
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3.00 Credits
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3.00 Credits
This course is a study of theatre as an art form, in conjunction with its nature and practice, along with the artists who work in the theatre and the nature of their work. Students will gain hands-on experience in theatre production by taking part in Tiffin University's fall production. They will also learn to appreciate and critique theatrical productions by attending and discussing two live productions. From reading, attending class sessions, responding critically to live performances, and participating in one production, students will develop an appreciation for the many facets of theatre, along with the various types of work that contribute to the overall success of theatrical productions. Since this is an honors course, the tasks assigned for Tiffin's fall production will be more time consuming than those assigned in other theatre courses. All students will be required to take on a role in stage crew, such as props, as well as paint and tear down the set after the production. Offered Fall
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3.00 Credits
A survey course in theatre and drama designed to help develop an aesthetic awareness of all forms of performance combined with an appreciation of theatre in history. The fundamental principles of theatre and the cultural significance of drama will be examined with special attention to the role of playwright, actor/performer, designer, and critic. Through a study of representative historical and contemporary plays, students will hone skills of thoughtful inquiry important to the pursuit of any profession. Offered Spring
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3.00 Credits
This course is the study and practice of the art of acting through identification with one’s own personality and vision of oneself in the development of a character. Students will learn to appreciate themselves as human beings, with experiences, emotions, and intellect that must be employed in the development of a role, and to replace masks, clichés, and stereotypes with human behavior, instinct, and action in the characters they portray. Students will gain an appreciation for discipline, practice, and concentration as necessary components of theatrical success. Through lecture and object exercises, students will practice their craft and learn new ways to "wear the pants" of a specific role. They will learn to conduct research as an initial preparation step, as they study and explore a specific role to be portrayed in a final class presentation. Offered Spring odd
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3.00 Credits
This course is designed to offer students an amalgamation of the various elements that make up theatre, including play production, dramatic literature, and the artisans of theatre. Students will gain hands-on experience in play production by joining a specific crew for TU’s semester theatre production, and they will read and discuss a sampling of dramatic works by modern playwrights, including O’Neill, Synge, Shepard, and Miller. By looking at theatre as both literature and performance, students will learn to appreciate the social and psychological elements of modern dramatic works, as well as the creative measures used in turning a dramatic work into a production. Offered Fall
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