Teaching Theatre Strategies (Non-Colorado Fall Term Conferences)

Online Professional Renewal / Graduate Credit Tied to Theatre Conferences Outside Colorado

Apply state and national standards to theatre curriculum created through workshops attended at the state, national, or international conferences (37.5 hours minimum per credit hour, which includes workshops, performances, keynote speeches, seminars, business meetings, and awards ceremonies).

Note: Take THEA 513-605 for the 1 or 2 credit hour option. For 2 credit hours, you must also take a PD (Professional Development) if applicable at your event, and complete two unit plans as described in syllabus assignments #1 and #2.

THEA 513-605 Syllabus

Note: Take THEA 513-606 for the 3 credit hour option. You must complete the assignments listed in the syllabus. This includes creating a model cornerstone assessment.

THEA 513-606 Syllabus

Courses are letter graded.

Conference Options:

• EdTA National Conference (Brooklyn, NY): September 19-22
• New Mexico Thespian Festival: October 24-27
• Kentucky Thespian Festival: November 8-9
• Iowa Thespian Festival: November 8-9
• Texas Thespian Festival: November 14-17
• Pennsylvania Thespian Festival: November 28-30
• Michigan Thespian Festival: December 13-14

If you will be attending a theatre conference in Colorado, please visit the THEA 513-604 course instead.

• Eligibility

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  Required: BA or BS degree
  Recommended: Teaching Certification

  Graduate Students

  UNC Degree-Seeking Students

  Current UNC graduate students can register for this course.

  Non-Degree-Seeking Students

  Non-degree-seeking graduate status refers to a student who has earned at least a bachelor's degree and who either:

  • Has applied to UNC Graduate School and not yet been admitted or;
  • Wishes to take this graduate class but not pursue a degree.

  Please note, as a non-degree seeking student, you are not eligible for federal financial aid.

  Eligibility by State

  At this time, UNC can serve online education to students from every state, the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. However, we are not currently accepting students to our online programs who reside in the CNMIs. Due to how fluid these agreements can be at the state or federal level, we recommend checking our Eligibility by State page for details.

• Register

  513-605 CRN (for 1 or 2 credit hours): 15775

  513-606 CRN (for 3 credit hours): 15773

  Follow the instructions in the PDF below.

  • You will use the CRN (Course Registration Number) listed above when you register in Ursa.
  • Step 1 of this process can take up to 1-3 days turnaround time, so we recommend you start the process in advance of the "add/register by" deadline posted on this page.

  Directions for course registration and activation

• Contact Us

  Instructor:
  Mary Schuttler
  mary.schuttler@unco.edu

  UNC Extended Campus
  Aimee Rogers
  Campus Box 21, Michener Library, Room L54
  University of Northern Colorado
  Greeley, CO 80639
  Phone: 970-351-2594
  Fax: 970-351-1870
  E-mail: aimee.rogers@unco.edu 
  Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

• Once You Register

  Dropping and Withdrawing

  If you wish to drop or withdraw from the course, you must do so on or before the deadline dates listed in the Course Basics box.

  • If you are registered for any other courses in the same academic term, you can drop or withdraw within your Ursa account.
  • If this is your only course this term, please contact the Office of the Registrar at registrar@unco.edu or 970-351-4862.

  It is your responsibility to know the drop and withdrawal deadlines and procedures.

  Billing and Payment for Your Course

  Tuition for this course is listed in the Course Basics box on this page. Any course materials costs (textbooks, digital access, etc.) would be a separate or additional expense.

  Billing notification will be sent to your Bearmail (student email) account when your bill is ready. If you have not activated your Bearmail, directions are in the directions for course registration and activation.

  • Please pay your bill by the end of the month in which it was received to avoid finance charges.
  • To view or pay your bill, log into Ursa and go to the Financial tab. You will not receive a bill in the mail; UNC has an eBill system.
  • Further instructions for finding and paying your bill are available on the UNC Bursar's website. Please contact Aimee Rogers at 970-351-2594 if you have any other billing concerns.

  THEA 513-605 Syllabus
  THEA 513-606 Syllabus

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