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Explore local government in areas such as human resources, assessing, GIS, and more.

Internship Timeframe: Starting Fall 2024
Pay rate: Starting at $15 per hour
Must enroll in CBL 494: Civic Internship Program
Fall 2024 | FRI 1-1:53 PM

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This course provides a general overview of eSports including the history of eSports development, leagues, games, etiquette, and the health related components of eSports such as injuries.

Explores foundations of acting and script analysis based on methods of Konstanin Stanislavski. Focuses on acting exercises, discussion, and how these activities can improve communication, create flexibility, and introduce the actor to important interpretive and interpersonal skills. Emphasizes acting through doing. Includes exercises,
monologues and scene work.

Requires attendance of on-campus theatrical productions.

Mon Wed | 3:30-4:52 PM | RITA D116

Tue Thu | 11 AM-12:22 PM | RITA D132

Explores the fundamentals of sets, lights, costumes, makeup, sound, and props for theatre and film. Includes lecture, demonstration and lab experiences with award-winning UW-Parkside and Fireside productions.

Requires attendance and critique of on-campus theatrical productions. Open to all students.

Tue Thu | 2:00-3:22 pm

What are the big questions anthropologists ask about what it is to be human? What are the different ways anthropologists explain crosscultural diversity? How do these answers shape how we collect and interpret evidence?

Mon Wed | 2-3:22 pm
3 credits | MOLN 324

How we communicate makes us who we are. Explore the ways in which, through language and symbols, you and others in the world become a member of culture and humanity.

Mon Wed | 3:30-4:52 pm
3 credits | MOLN 324