
Dance
Welcome to Dance at CWU
Whether you are interested in the scientific side of movement or the creative—you belong at CWU.
About the Dance Program
Whether you are interested in the scientific side of movement or the creative—you belong at CWU. Our dance program is part of the Sport and Movement Studies Department. We focus not only on the movement of the body, but also on artistic expression.
Links
Links to webpages related to CWU Dance
Facilities
Information about the Dance program's facilities
Curriculum
curriculum for CWU Dance
Contributions & Contact Info
contributions and contact information regarding CWU Dance
Why Study Dance at CWU?
At CWU, you will be challenged to discover your own artistic voice as performer and choreographer through in-depth training and the chance to explore and experiment all with the support of a creative and engaged faculty.
Degree Options
What can you do with a dance degree? Whether for a career or a richer life, in our program you will learn cooperation, collaboration, reflection, and self-actualization, enhancing your future successes.
- Undergraduate
- Minors and Certificates
- Dance Performance Minor
- Physical Education - Dance Minor
- Physical Education - Dance Teaching Minor
Learn more about our degree options through our Program Finder.
Admissions
For general university admissions information, contact the Office of Admissions. For advising information, contact the Academic Advising Center.
Express yourself
Orchesis Dance Company
Our dance company provides opportunities for you to choreograph, learn and perform original artistic works. The dance styles emphasized within the company are Modern Dance and Jazz Dance.
Our Facilities
Dance practice rooms can be found in the Nicholson Pavillion, newly remodeled to better serve the needs of students entering the sport and movement studies field. We also host dance workshops, events, and performances in McConnell Hall and the Milo Smith Tower Theatre.
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