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Praxis Courses build on the College's strong tradition of community involvement and civic engagement. The Praxis Program is premised on the principle that social responsibility and "real world" preparedness are achieved through a c​ombination of classroom-based theory with practical experience. Learn more about Praxis at ºÚÁÏÉçÇø.

ARTD 403 Supervised Work can be used to pursue community engagement or creative work that emerges from students' particular interests in dance-based projects. Students must present solid proposals for projects including motive, work model, and proposed outcomes. These projects have ranged from dance teaching experiences in community settings and internships with regional companies, to investigating dance/movement therapy practices, to working with urban social service agencies in creative or performance projects. 

Summer Internships provide exposure to and experience in any number of dance-related practices. Summer or semester arts-oriented internships may be funded by grants through the College's Career and Civic Engagement Center programs.