Dance
Minor in Physical Education—Dance: Teaching
About the Dance: Teaching Minor
Pursuing a career in dance education requires dedication, passion, and support—that's why we're here for you and your future. Our Minor in Dance Teaching is designed to provide a comprehensive education that empowers you to become a confident and skilled dance educator in Washington and beyond. With experienced faculty who are dedicated to helping you achieve your goals, and a supportive community of fellow students who share your passion for dance, our program offers a collaborative and inspiring learning environment that nurtures your growth as an educator.
Visit Department WebsiteWhy Study Dance Education at CWU?
Our program includes opportunities for hands-on experience teaching dance to real students, giving you practical experience and valuable teaching skills.
With a minor in dance teaching, you'll be prepared for a wide range of career opportunities in dance education, including teaching in schools, community centers, dance studios, and more.
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Highlights
Take Center Stage
CWU’s Dance department sponsors the Orchesis Dance Company, which, for more than four decades, has promoted dance as a performing art and provides opportunities for students to choreograph, learn, and perform original artistic works.
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