Dance Field Work
DANCE FIELD WORK is an off-campus, self-directed study where students develop a creative performance project under faculty mentorship in local, national, or international settings.
Summary
What you’ll be able to do
Identify critical perspectives on dance through cultural, philosophical, aesthetic, historical, social, political, and scientific perspectives.
Integrate knowledge of the field of dance and innovative methods in dance research.
Apply specific knowledge and skills related to one’s chosen path of inquiry.
Utilize qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods for conducting dance research.
Utilize analytical skills for conducting research including auto-ethnography and considerations for information gathering, documentation, data collection, analysis, and reporting.
Source: UW Guide
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Prerequisites
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- Declared in Dance MFA
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- Declared in Dance MFA
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Student experience
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Off-campus, in-the-field experience pursuing an intensive, self-directed study or project under faculty guidance and mentorship. Research directly leads to the development of a creative performance project. May be conducted in a local, national, or international community or professional settings as related to student's practice-as-research work. One-on-one high-value creative research activity, individual-level feedback, and model the behavior and norms of academia and professional life. Devise a research project while guided through the research and creative process.
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Topics
- Practice-as-research in local, national, or international community and professional settings.
- Critical perspectives on dance across cultural, philosophical, aesthetic, historical, social, political, and scientific domains.
- Academic and professional norms, including individual-level feedback and creative research activities.
Skills
- Devising self-directed research projects and utilizing analytical skills for information gathering, documentation, data collection, analysis, and reporting.
- Developing creative performance projects by applying specific knowledge and skills related to a chosen path of inquiry.
- Integrating dance field knowledge with innovative research methods, including qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods.
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