Anatomy Seminar
Year
This is an opportunity for advanced students who have completed Anatomy I to pursue their study of anatomy in greater depth. Each student will research a topic or topics in which functional anatomy plays a significant part. We will meet weekly to discuss questions and share experiences. Students may enter this yearlong course in the second semester only with the permission of the instructor.
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MFA Dance Program courses
- African Dance
- Anatomy in Action
- Anatomy Seminar
- Ballet
- Beginning Improvisation: Embodied Awareness
- Composition
- Contact Improvisation
- Dance History
- Dance Making
- Dance Meeting
- Dance/Movement Fundamentals
- Dance Training Conference
- Experimental Improvisation Ensemble
- Feldenkrais: Awareness Through Movement®
- Flamenco
- Improvisation
- Improvisation: Inside Out
- Labanotation/Repertory
- Lighting Design and Stagecraft for Dance
- Media in Performance
- Modern and Post-Modern Practice
- Music for Dancers
- Performance Project: Cross Reference, The Body and Gesture
- Performance Project: Martha Graham’s ‘Primitive Mysteries’
- RumbaTap
- Senior Seminar
- Teaching Conference
- Yoga
Vera Wang '71 addresses Class of 2013; photos, videos, media clips available on Commencement site