Acting Workshop
Designed for anyone who enjoys “taking the stage”! In this class, students explore the elements of acting and free their creative selves. The basic tools and techniques of the actor’s craft are introduced through a wide variety of exercises, games, improvisations, short scripted material, monologues, and scenes. Acting can be a way to discover hidden talents and realize untapped potential while having a great time. Recommended for both the beginning actor and those with acting experience. Please bring a monologue to the first class.
FTA9100.10 / Frank Ingrasciotta
Mon., 7:00–9:30 p.m.
Sept. 22–Dec. 1
(10 sessions; no class Oct. 13)
Humanities Bldg., Room 2061 / $385
Woodturning Workshop
Creating functional and nonfunctional turned objects. Woodturning has a long and rich history, the lathe being one of the earliest documented forms of machine tooling. This workshop examines the evolution of this mechanical carving process and explores how it and its tooling are used today. A variety of processes are introduced, including: wood selection and preparation, spindle turning, bow and vessel turning, hollow turning, box making, off-center turning and finishing. Students at all levels are free to explore their own interests. Open to beginners and more advanced enthusiasts. Tuition includes $150 for materials.
GSC9680.10 / Andy Barnum
Mon., 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Sept. 22–Nov. 24 (10 sessions)
Visual Arts Bldg., Room 1029 / $675
More noncredit courses:
Certificate Program in Fundraising and Board Development:
Intro. to Fundraising and Board Development (begins Sept. 17)
Fundraising Techniques (begins Oct. 15)
Posted May 15, 2008
