In this course the participants will be mentored by a faculty member or artist-in-residence in topics ranging from programming to performance practice to creative methodology. Students will be expected to participate in the course in a number of ways including contributing to class discussions, performance(s), and collaborative projects. Students will also be required to document and reflect on their work, and the work of others in the class. This course is open to all graduate students at the College of Performing Arts, including students in the Master of Arts: Arts Management and Entrepreneurship, Master of Music: Performer / Composer, Master of Fine Arts: Contemporary Theatre and Performance, and Master of Music programs, and is designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration. This course satisfies the MAAME Artistic Practice requirement.

In this course the participants will be mentored by a faculty member or artist-in-residence in topics ranging from programming to performance practice to creative methodology. Students will be expected to participate in the course in a number of ways including contributing to class discussions, performance(s), and collaborative projects. Students will also be required to document and reflect on their work, and the work of others in the class. This course is open to all graduate students at the College of Performing Arts, including students in the Master of Arts: Arts Management and Entrepreneurship, Master of Music: Performer / Composer, Master of Fine Arts: Contemporary Theatre and Performance, and Master of Music programs, and is designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration. This course satisfies the MAAME Artistic Practice requirement.

In this course the participants will be mentored by a faculty member or artist-in-residence in topics ranging from programming to performance practice to creative methodology. Students will be expected to participate in the course in a number of ways including contributing to class discussions, performance(s), and collaborative projects. Students will also be required to document and reflect on their work, and the work of others in the class. This course is open to all graduate students at the College of Performing Arts, including students in the Master of Arts: Arts Management and Entrepreneurship, Master of Music: Performer / Composer, Master of Fine Arts: Contemporary Theatre and Performance, and Master of Music programs, and is designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration. This course satisfies the MAAME Artistic Practice requirement.

In this course the participants will be mentored by a faculty member or artist-in-residence in topics ranging from programming to performance practice to creative methodology. Students will be expected to participate in the course in a number of ways including contributing to class discussions, performance(s), and collaborative projects. Students will also be required to document and reflect on their work, and the work of others in the class. This course is open to all graduate students at the College of Performing Arts, including students in the Master of Arts: Arts Management and Entrepreneurship, Master of Music: Performer / Composer, Master of Fine Arts: Contemporary Theatre and Performance, and Master of Music programs, and is designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration. This course satisfies the MAAME Artistic Practice requirement.

In this course the participants will be mentored by a faculty member or artist-in-residence in topics ranging from programming to performance practice to creative methodology. Students will be expected to participate in the course in a number of ways including contributing to class discussions, performance(s), and collaborative projects. Students will also be required to document and reflect on their work, and the work of others in the class. This course is open to all graduate students at the College of Performing Arts, including students in the Master of Arts: Arts Management and Entrepreneurship, Master of Music: Performer / Composer, Master of Fine Arts: Contemporary Theatre and Performance, and Master of Music programs, and is designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration. This course satisfies the MAAME Artistic Practice requirement.

In this course the participants will be mentored by a faculty member or artist-in-residence in topics ranging from programming to performance practice to creative methodology. Students will be expected to participate in the course in a number of ways including contributing to class discussions, performance(s), and collaborative projects. Students will also be required to document and reflect on their work, and the work of others in the class. This course is open to all graduate students at the College of Performing Arts, including students in the Master of Arts: Arts Management and Entrepreneurship, Master of Music: Performer / Composer, Master of Fine Arts: Contemporary Theatre and Performance, and Master of Music programs, and is designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration. This course satisfies the MAAME Artistic Practice requirement.

In this course the participants will be mentored by a faculty member or artist-in-residence in topics ranging from programming to performance practice to creative methodology. Students will be expected to participate in the course in a number of ways including contributing to class discussions, performance(s), and collaborative projects. Students will also be required to document and reflect on their work, and the work of others in the class. This course is open to all graduate students at the College of Performing Arts, including students in the Master of Arts: Arts Management and Entrepreneurship, Master of Music: Performer / Composer, Master of Fine Arts: Contemporary Theatre and Performance, and Master of Music programs, and is designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration. This course satisfies the MAAME Artistic Practice requirement.

In this course the participants will be mentored by a faculty member or artist-in-residence in topics ranging from programming to performance practice to creative methodology. Students will be expected to participate in the course in a number of ways including contributing to class discussions, performance(s), and collaborative projects. Students will also be required to document and reflect on their work, and the work of others in the class. This course is open to all graduate students at the College of Performing Arts, including students in the Master of Arts: Arts Management and Entrepreneurship, Master of Music: Performer / Composer, Master of Fine Arts: Contemporary Theatre and Performance, and Master of Music programs, and is designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration. This course satisfies the MAAME Artistic Practice requirement.