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Performance in Practice offers students practical theatrical experience and skills by working on a University Theatre production in various performance-related positions.

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The course emphasizes the student's involvement with a specific responsibility within theatrical production.

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Introduction to makeup design for the theater covering aesthetics, color theory, technical application, character development, and special effects like prosthetics.

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Script Analysis studies dramatic structure and basic elements of theatrical text, introducing applied methods for researching, writing, directing, designing, performing, and critiquing plays and screenplays.

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Introduction to Stage Management covering principles from auditions through closing night, including class work and supplementary production experience.

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Backstage Laboratory III emphasizes fulfilling one major assignment in theatre performance or production situations, such as actor, stage manager, master carpenter, wardrobe master, or properties master.

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Special Topics in Theatre and Drama covers specialized subjects of current interest in design, performance, technology, history, dramatic theory, literature criticism, and theatre/drama education.

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Advanced Production Practicum lets designated University Theatre staff apply knowledge in a production setting.

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Mentored individual study for students completing Senior Honors Theses in Theatre.

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WELCOME TO YOUR URBAN FUTURE explores equitable and sustainable urban futures. Students develop plans for positive change in areas like community food systems, water conservation, transportation, housing, and urban nature.

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Explores special issues or problems in urban planning through critical thinking, application of planning principles, and integration of multidimensional factors.

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Investigates multi-modal transportation, travel behavior, and urban form at multiple scales, considering public health, environmental, economic, and social equity outcomes.

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Survey of site planning theory and methods, including standards for municipal review of site plans and topics like vehicle circulation, stormwater management, and signage.

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Independent study as arranged with a faculty member.

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Plans and improves US metropolitan markets and food systems, covering public markets, community food security, urban agriculture, and public health impacts.

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Planning Thought and Practice analyzes planning cases within planning history, decision-making models, and planner roles, exploring subnational planning and regional development in developing countries.

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Visual Communication for Planners provides a graphics foundation for communicating plans, including site plans, master plans, and cartography, within interdisciplinary planning processes.

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Examines how the legal system influences community planning, covering the institutional framework for planning and legal authority for tools that create healthy, sustainable communities.

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Housing and Public Policy examines issues in housing program design's production, financial, and consumption sectors, comparing US, European, and Third World housing and public policy programs.

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A seminar for group review of thesis projects, featuring individual reports on successive stages of work in research and design.

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Individual mentored research and study for completing theses, as arranged with a faculty member.

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Independent work in Urban and Regional Planning, consisting of independent study as arranged with a faculty member.

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Independent reading and research in urology under faculty supervision, involving individualized projects aligned with student and faculty research goals.

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Inpatient acting internship in urology providing supervised exposure to inpatient and operative management of complicated urologic patients.

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Clinical elective providing in-depth exposure to operative, inpatient, ambulatory, and subspecialty urology through rounding, operative participation, and case presentation.

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Biology in Popular Media teaches introductory biology concepts and analyzes depictions of biology, biologists, and the scientific method in movies, TV, and documentaries.

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Introductory Biology covers cell structure, metabolism, genetics, and animal physiology for engineering majors without a lab component.

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Directed study or independent research where students experience hypothesis development and research through faculty mentorship.

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Directed Studies in Zoology offers directed study or independent research where students experience hypothesis development and research through faculty mentorship.

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Invertebrate Biology and Evolution introduces invertebrate diversity and biology, emphasizing anatomy, development, and systematic relationships of main animal phyla from a phylogenetic and developmental perspective.

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