8 courses with the subject DAN, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
DAN 100Foundations in Movement1
A survey of the basic principles of movement for performance for both drama studnets and non-majors. Practice and principles of fundamentals and stylistic characteristics common to ballet, jazz and modern dance. 1 Credit(s). 1 Contact Hour(s).
A introductory study of ballet and modern dance technique, history, performance, and style with an emphasis placed on a basic level of execution, vocabulary and terminology. Appropriate clothing and shoes are required. 1 Credit(s). 1 Contact Hour(s).
A introductory study of Tap and Jazz dance technique, history, performance, and style with an emphasis placed on a basic level of execution, vocabulary and terminology. Appropriate clothing and shoes are required. 1 Credit(s). 1 Contact Hour(s).
A study of the theory and performance practice of dance for the musical theatre stage. Appropriate clothing and shoes are required. 1 Credit(s). 1 Contact Hour(s).
This course introduces basic elements of dance including movement, rhythm patterns, balance, and body alignment. It presents specific techniques from ballet, tap, jazz, ballroom, folk, ethnic, and country line dancing to develop strength, flexibility, balance, precision, and the freedom to move more creatively. 1 Credit(s). 2 Contact Hour(s).
This course continues to introduce basic elements of dance ballet, tap, jazz, ballroom, folk or ethnic, and country line dances to improve strength, flexibility, balance, precision, and freedom of movement. 1 Credit(s). 2 Contact Hour(s).
One-hour private dance lessons will be made available in ballet, tap, jazz, modern, interpretive, and emerging dance styles and techniques. Lessons will allow dance students the opportunity to study dance theory and technique at a more advanced level. Prior experience in dance is expected. The more advanced the student, the more demanding and complex the course of instruction. Admission by permission of instructor. This course has an additional fee. 1 Credit(s).