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Nov 11, 2024
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Academic Catalog 2022-2023 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Applied Theatre, Minor
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Introduction
Minors in Applied Sustainability are introduced to a broadly applicable problem-solving process that seeks to create whole systems solutions to environmental and social problems. Its hallmark is an inclusive, interdisciplinary, and collaborative approach that brings multiple perspectives together to make shared decisions. Building on a foundation of ecoliteracy and the practice of ecological design, students in the Applied Sustainability minor will be introduced to sustainability principles derived from a scientific understanding of how ecosystems operate though experiential engagement and practice. Focus is on developing an ethic of service and leadership, creative and collaborative attitudes and behaviors, excellent verbal and visual communications skills, and effective problem-solving skills.
Program Learning Outcomes
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Understand and apply transdisciplinary approaches to sustainability issues, across and within the spheres of sustainability (e.g. social, ecological, and economic).
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Communicate effectively, orally and in writing, theoretical and practical knowledge of ecological, social, and economic systems, and their intersections within sustainability.
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Minor Requirements: 22 Credits
All of the Following: 12 Credits
Practice: 2 Credits
Complete 2 credits of Practice from the following:
Electives: 8 Credits
Complete eight additional credits, including from additional practicum courses, in Theatre and/or Applied Theatre, or related courses as approved by advisor.
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