Applied Performance: Sexual Consent – THEA 385

Exposes students to the field of Applied Theatre and Dance. Coursework includes the creation and implementation of workshops for the purposes of education and advocacy around the topics of sexual consent, diversity and discrimination. Students spend a substantial amount of time working with community organizations (such as Morris Cares) and conducting workshops in area schools and/or community centers. A substantial percentage of the class grade is based on quality of students’ community work both in and outside of Drew and their ability to connect that work to the course’s academic content. May be repeated twice. Prerequisite: Students must have completed at least 8 credits in Theatre Arts. Permission of instructor required.

Attributes: CLA-Off Campus Experience, CLA-Community Based Learning, CLA-Breadth/Arts, CLA-Diversity US

Fridays 1:15 – 4:15 PM

THEA 385-JT (CRN: 10246) / WGST 385-JT (CRN: 10383):

About CBL Courses

CBL classes foster the ability to connect academic learning with action in the world by working with off-campus community organizations. They seek to benefit their partner organizations and our shared community by addressing a need or strengthening a capacity that serves the common good. In a CBL course, you apply what you learn to real-world problems, providing a “mini-internship” that gives you the opportunity for career exploration, experience working in diverse communities, and the chance to help build your professional network.