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major in Communication Studies and Theatre can start you on the road to
many careers. There is the opportunity to continue your education in
graduate school, teach speech and theatre at the high school level and
even pursue a professional theatre career. Training in acting,
directing and design provides a solid background for many other
professions, including mass communications, business, law, public
relations, arts administration and other related fields. Here at USF,
our theatre program offers exciting and challenging opportunities, such
as main stage productions, experimental theatre, student directed shows
and even original scripts. USF students do not just study theatre,
they explore it!
The University of Sioux Falls offers a
comprehensive liberal arts program in Communication Studies and
Theatre designed to meet the needs of students who desire (1) to
improve basic communication and theatre skills; (2) to participate
in dramatic presentations and intramural speech communication
activities; (3) to teach Communication Studies and Theatre in
elementary and secondary schools; and (4) to prepare for graduate
work or professional careers.
Although
the study of Communication Studies and Theatre is offered as an
academic pursuit, much real education is USF's extra-curricular
program. One way in which the curriculum is supplemented is through
the speech communication practicum. Another way in which the
curriculum is enhanced is through non-classroom activities and
organizations, improvisational troupes, theatre ministry, and campus
radio station KCFS-FM, and Alpha Phi Omega -an honorary society for
recognition of those who participate in communication and theatre
majors and to provide a much needed cultural experience to the campus
community.
Majors and Other Opportunities
Communication Studies & Theatre Major (B.A.)
Communication Studies & Theatre Teaching Major (B.A.)
Communication Studies & Theatre Minor
Religious Theatre Major (A.A.)
Language Arts Teaching Major (B.A.)
Main Stage Productions
Children's Theatre
Experimental Theatre
Liturgical Drama
Student Directed Shows
Original Scripts
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