The National Association of Schools of Dance (NASD) requires that graduate students enrolled in a course that simultaneously enrolls undergraduate and graduate students complete specific published requirements that are at a graduate level. Graduate students may earn 624 credits through regular in-class participation in an undergraduate technique class (100-400 level) and through the completion of one additional project related to content as determined by each student in consultation with the course instructor. 624 projects should not be confused with those that may be undertaken under the auspices of DCE 695 Independent Study or DCE 662 Practicum in Teaching Dance courses. DCE 624 projects may be comprised of such activities as reflective journaling, research-related writing, practice teaching or the creation of lesson plans, presentations or the production of other artifacts directly related to course content. Concerts: Policies and Procedures See Amy Masters (Publicity and Marketing Coordinator) concerning publicity, and Beverly Stallings (Business Services Coordinator) concerning accounting procedures, in your concert process. Guidelines for Concerts The following general guidelines applies all School of Dance concerts: Designs for all posters/postcards, marketing materials, and programs for all concerts must be approved by the director and Amy Masters before they are sent for printing, to ensure compliance with established University Relations guidelines. More information regarding guidelines and specifications can be at . All publicity material must state prominently that this is a production of the UNCG Schoo of Dance, and must carry the UNCG logo. All choreographers for shared concerts should be mindful of the needs of their collaborators. On shared repertory evenings, any work over 15 minutes in length needs to be cleared with the assigned Concert Coordinator. Plans for scenery and props to be used must be approved in advance by the Technical Director. No one should put any charges on a University account, or make any expenditures for which they expect to be reimbursed, without checking first with the Business Services Coordinator The coordinator of each concert and the Technical Director should be
The National Association of Schools of Dance (NASD) requires that graduate students enrolled in a course that simultaneously enrolls undergraduate and graduate students complete specific published requirements that are at a graduate level. Graduate students may earn 624 credits through regular in-class participation in an undergraduate technique class (100-400 level) and through the completion of one additional project related to as determined by each student in consultation with the course instructor. 624 projects should not be confused with those that may be undertaken under the auspices of DCE 695 Independent Study or DCE 662 Practicum in Teaching Dance courses. DCE 624 projects may be comprised of such activities as reflective journaling, research-related writing, practice teaching or the creation of lesson plans, presentations or the production of other artifacts directly related to course content. Concerts: Policies and Procedures See Amy Masters (Publicity and Marketing Coordinator) concerning publicity, and Beverly Stallings (Business Services Coordinator) concerning accounting procedures, in your concert process. Guidelines for Concerts The following general guidelines applies all School of Dance concerts: Designs for all posters/postcards, marketing materials, and programs for all concerts must be approved by the director and Amy Masters before they are sent for printing, to ensure compliance with established University Relations guidelines. More information regarding guidelines and specifications can be at . All publicity material must state prominently that this is a production of the UNCG Schoo of Dance, and must carry the UNCG logo. All choreographers for shared concerts should be mindful of the needs of their collaborators. On shared repertory evenings, any work over 15 minutes in length needs to be cleared with the assigned Concert Coordinator. Plans for scenery and props to be used must be approved in advance by the Technical Director. No one should put any charges on a University account, or make any expenditures for which they expect to be reimbursed, without checking first with the Business Services Coordinator The coordinator of each concert and the Technical Director should be content
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