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Storytelling Program Course Offerings Spring 2010 | |||||||
Three Credit Courses: | |||||||
EDU 292 | Class 46021 | The Art of Storytelling | M | 6:30 - 9:00 pm | PAC 740 | ||
HUM 292 | Class 46023 |
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| 1/25 - 5/14/2010 | Instructor: D. Bland | ||
STO 292 | Class 46025 |
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EDU 292 | Class 56648 | The Art of Storytelling | MW | 6:40 - 9:10 pm | GUAD | ||
HUM 292 | Class 56649 |
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| 1/25 - 3/10/2010 | Instructor: Staff | ||
STO 292 | Class 56647 |
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EDU 292 | Class 46027 | The Art of Storytelling | T | 4:00 - 6:30 pm | PAC 740 | ||
HUM 292 | Class 46029 |
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| 1/19 - 5/14/2010 | Instructor: Staff | ||
STO 292 | Class 46015 |
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EDU 292 | Class 45801 | The Art of Storytelling | TR | 9:30 - 10:45 am | PAC 740 | ||
HUM 292 | Class 45507 |
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| 1/19 - 5/14/2010 | Instructor: Staff | ||
STO 292 | Class 45505 |
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EDU 292 | Class 45649 | The Art of Storytelling | TR | 11 – A 12:15 pm | PAC 739 | ||
HUM 292 | Class 45651 |
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| 1/19 - 5/14/2010 | Instructor: Staff | ||
STO 292 | Class 45653 |
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EDU 292 | Class 56651 | The Art of Storytelling | TR | 6:40 – 9:10 pm | PAC 740 | ||
HUM 292 | Class 56652 | (LATE START CLASS) |
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| 3/9 - 5/6/2010 | ||
STO 292 | Class 56650 |
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| Instructor: | L. Wojciechowicz | ||
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Note: EDU 292, HUM 292, and STO 292 are the same course. | |||||||
In this course, students will learn the following: to prepare and perform stories; to incorporate various techniques to enhance telling; to develop an awareness of resources, materials, and philosophies of storytelling; and to develop a personal style and repertoire for storytelling. | |||||||
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EDU 294 | Class 45975 | Multicultural Folktales | W | 6:00 - 8:30 pm | PAC 739 | ||
ENH 294 | Class 45959 |
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| 1/20 - 5/14/2010 | ||
STO 294 | Class 45961 |
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Note: EDU 294, ENH 294, and STO 294 are the same course. | |||||||
The emphasis in Multicultural Folktales is on oral folktales. Students have the opportunity to broaden their awareness of the types of folk literature and systems classifying folktales. | |||||||
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STO 295 | Class 46017 | Multicultural Folktales II | W | 6:40 - 9:10 pm | PAC 740 | ||
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| 1/27 - 4/29/2010 | ||
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| Instructor: Staff | ||
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Multicultural Folktales II will focus on the cultural context in which stories are told, their meaning in those contexts, and ways of telling those stories that honor their original contexts and tellers. | |||||||
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STO 283 | Class 56035 | The African Storytelling Tradition | R | 6:00 - 9:15 pm | PAC 739 | ||
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| 1/25 - 5/14/2010 | Instructor: M. Torres | ||
Introduction to the history and practice of storytelling in Africa. Overview of African myths, legends, folktales, parables, and fables. Great story tellers and story collectors of the past and present. Researching, developing, and crafting African stories for telling. | |||||||
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STO 286 | Class 56037 | Use of Storytelling in a Variety | W | 4:00 - 6:30 pm | PAC 740 | ||||
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| 1/27 - 5/14/2010 | Instructor: L. Warren | ||||
The application of storytelling and storytelling activities in the world of health care, business, parks, museums, hospitals, and education. | |||||||||
STO 282AC | Class 46069 | Storytelling Practicum | N/A | N/A | N/A | ||||
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| 1/16 - 5/14/2010 | |||
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| Instructor: L. Warren | |||
This course should be the last class taken for the Program in Storytelling. As the word “practicum” suggests, students will be practicing storytelling to different audiences in a variety of settings. Fifteen hours of “telling” and forty-five hours of researching, practicing, and reflecting are required. Students interested in this course should call Liz Warren; 602-243-8026. | |||||||||
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ENH 251 | Class 46371 | Mythology | M | 6:30- 9:00 pm | LA330 | ||||
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| 1/25 - 5/14/2010 | Instructor: S. Hawn | ||||
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ENH 251 | Class 45553 | Mythology | TR | 9:30 - 10:45 am: | PAC 739 | ||||
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| 1/19 - 5/14/2010 | Instructor: H. Cole | ||||
This course focuses on the role of the oral tradition and storytelling in creating and preserving the mythologies of the world. As students study, create, and hear mythic stories throughout the semester, they participate in the richness of our human heritage. | |||||||||
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HUM 260 | Class 45565 | Intercultural Perspectives | MW | 9:30 - 10:45 am | PAC 740 | ||||
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| 1/20 - 5/14/2010 | Instructor: H. Cole | ||||
This course deals with the humanities in Mexican American, African American and Native American Indian cultures. | |||||||||
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EDU 291 | Class 45561 | Children's Literature | MW | 11 am-12:50 pm | PAC 740 | ||||
ENH 291 | Class 45559 |
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| 1/20 - 5/14/2010 | Instructor: H. Cole | ||||
Review of folk and modern literature from a variety of world cultures, including application of literary criteria to folk and modern literature for children | |||||||||
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One Credit Courses | |||||||||
EDU 289AA | Class 56612 | Use of Storytelling in | S | 9 am- 3pm | PAC 740 | ||||
STO 289AA | Class 46595 | Educational Settings |
| 2/20-3/07/2010 | Instructor: Staff | ||||
The application of storytelling and storytelling activities in educational settings | |||||||||
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STO 289AC | Class 46053 | Use of Storytelling in | T | 6:40 - 8:40pm | PAC 739 | ||||
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| Healing Settings |
| 1/26 - 3/9/2010 | Instructor Janet Means | ||||
The application of storytelling and storytelling activities in healing settings. | |||||||||
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STO 291AA | Class 46067 | Storytelling Circle | M | 6:30 - 8:30 pm | AR 500 | ||||
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| 1/25 - 5/4/2010 | (Every Other Week) | ||||
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| Instructor: | P. Morningstar | ||||
This course provides an opportunity for storytellers to workshop stories in a non-threatening environment. | |||||||||
For information regarding the Program in Storytelling or any of our classes, please call Liz Warren (602) 243-8026 or check out: http://storytelling.com. | |||||||||