THEATRE
Courses in Theatre contribute to the Speech/Theatre Minor, the General Education menu and the Mass Com degree programs.
Highlights
Each semester, Students in Theatre courses write, cast, stage and direct a play at our Paul Robeson Performing Arts Center,
to community-wide acclaim. We appreciate the importance of Theatre Arts and intend to grow the Theatre program. Our students in Theatre and
English classes have access to programs at the Victoria Theatre, Dayton’s historic and premier arts organization. In any
post-baccalaureate plan, faculty mentors and the Career Services Center provide support.
Careers
Theatre courses enrich the B.A. or B.S. degree in any discipline and prepare students with important communication, public
speaking, organizational and leadership skills.
Preparation
For all majors we suggest you complete four years of high school English and two years of a second language. We encourage
your enrollment in Advanced Placement (AP) courses and will negotiate credit, placement or exemption for AP scores of 3 (qualified) or higher
in the following subjects: Chinese Language and Culture, English Language, English Literature, European History, French Language, French Literature, Spanish Language, World History, and U.S. History.
Dr. G. Jahwara Giddings, Humanities Department Chairperson
