Twelve Resources for College Professors (#3)

As we gear up for the academic year ahead, I hope to offer some inspiration, ideas, and resources for college professors. All writing has been previously posted on this blog. The goal here is to gather this information in one place during the month of August. Here's to a great year ahead!

For Inspiration: An Interview with Abby Fiat (retired professor from the University of Utah)
For Student Advising: A Job Survey for College Dance Majors
For a Technique Course: A Journal
For Guidance: Three Perspectives on Chairing a Dance Department
For a Freshman Seminar Course: A Reading List
For Inspiration: 20 Quotes from 20 Artists
For an Undergraduate Composition Course: A Reading List
For a Dance History Course: Two Reading Lists
For a Graduate Level Choreography Course: Essays, Book Recommendations, and Guiding Questions
For a Senior Seminar Course: A Reading List
For Guidance: Ten Dancers Share about Tenure
For a Dance Education Course: A Reading List

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For a Technique Course: A Journal

This piece was originally posted on January 14, 2016.

From Blog Director Jill Randall:

I am pleased to share with you the new journal I designed for undergraduate and graduate level technique courses. Writing and reflecting are valuable components of training. This free, downloadable journal can be formally used within a college course or personally printed out by a college student to explore on her own. Print it at home or color copy it at your college's print shop like a "reader" for a course. (See the two versions below.)

A special thank you goes out to dance professors around the country who reviewed and edited this journal, including:

Abby Fiat (University of Utah)
Damon Rago (Loyola Marymount University)
John Beasant (University of Houston)
Dana Lawton (Saint Mary's College of California)
Shaunna Vella (Saint Mary's College of California)
Mo Miner (UC Berkeley and University of San Francisco)

Here's to a great semester ahead!

Download Technique Journal – for Home Printing

Download Technique Journal – for a Print Shop

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