Drama
110: Diversity, Culture and
Race in a Community Context
Winter Quarter - 5 Units
Tues./Thurs. 3:15 - 6:00 + Thursday
noon lectures
Prof. Harry Elam, Jr.
This application is required and enrollment
is limited. Workshops may require
an interview/audition to take place
at the end of Fall Qtr. 2004 (Nov.
29th - Dec. 3rd) You will be notified
of your audition/interview time via
email. You may also download this
application in word format, Drama
110. WorkshopApplication.
APPLICATIONS DEADLINE:
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER19TH BY 8:00PM
Under the course heading, Drama 110,
students are encouraged to apply for
one of three workshops with visiting
artists John Santos(Music), Sekou Sundiata
(Spoken Word), or June Watanabe (Dance).
Students will work with the artists
and with community groups through discussions,
service-learning workshops and other
interactive activities at Stanford and
in surrounding communities. Through
various media, the artists and student
projects will explore the interactions,
intersections and meanings of race and
diversity and the arts in a community
context.
First Name:
Last Name:
Major and Yr:
Address:
P.O. Box
City, State, Zip
Email:
Phone:
Select your first choice of these four workshops:
You may also select your second choice of these four
workshops:
For Sekou Sundiata Workshop: Prospective students should submit a writing sample of 2 poems or other text of 5 pages or less. The poems will be evaluated for ability, clarity of thought and expression, attention to craft. Videotapes, DVDs and recordings of performances will also be accepted as work samples. Writing Samples may be emailed to ghclarke@stanford.edu and other work samples should be dropped off at IDA office, Rm. 301 Haas Ctr. for Public Service.
For June Watanabe: A collective audition is required for this course. The audition will be held on December 2 from 7-10pm. Additional details about the audition requirements will be emailed to students who apply.
How did you hear about IDA and Drama 110?
Why are you interested in Drama 110 and this Artist
Workshop? What interests you about the theme: Diversity, Culture and race in a Community Context?
Please describe relevant artistic
training or experience.
Please describe your experience with community organizations, outreach
or service.
