Speech/Theatre

Curriculum U224A22

The Speech/Theatre curriculum outlined here, is well-suited for students interested in theatre as an artistic form of human communication. Students will explore aesthetic and practical aspects of the theatre process. These courses are especially appropriate for students who are interested in pursuing careers in such aspects of theatre as acting, directing, producing, stagecraft, scenic design, stage management and education.


Semester One			Credit Hours
	PSY 100◊	Introduction to Psychology		3
#	RHT 101◊	Freshman Rhetoric and Composition I		3
	SPE 101◊	Principles of Effective Speaking		3
	SPE 130◊	Introduction to Theatre or
	SPE 135◊	Stagecraft*		3
	SPE 161◊	Acting I		3
		General education and/or electives		2
				17

Semester Two

#	ENG 102◊	Introduction to Drama	3
#	RHT 102◊	Freshman Rhetoric and Composition II	3
	SPE 130◊	Introduction to Theatre or
	SPE 135◊	Stagecraft*	3
#	SPE 162◊	Acting II	3
		General education/Humanities & Fine Arts
		Suggested electives (ART 111◊ or ART 112◊)	3
		General education/Mathematics	3
			18

Semester Three

#	SPE 113◊	Small Group Communication	3
	SPE 141◊	Introduction to Performance Studies	3
		General education/Physical Science	4
		Electives	3
			13

Semester Four

HIS 151◊	History of the United States to 1877 or
PSC 150◊	American National Politics	3
	General education/Life Science	4
	General education/Social & Behavioral Science	3
	Electives	6
		16

(Select courses that meet the BA requirements of your transfer college.)

General education requirements: AA degree	37-41
Speech/Theatre courses or other electives for AA degree	23-27

See SPE course descriptions.

Recommended electives include: Drawing (ART 117◊), Music (MUS 181◊, Applied Voice), Dance (DAN 110◊), Literature (ENG 101◊, ENG 103◊, ENG 105◊), Speech/Theatre (SPE 296◊) History, Psychology and Sociology.

Chairperson: Dennis McNamara, Ext. 3597

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