Summer dance students receive specialized, age-appropriate mentorship by Mason Gross School of the Arts faculty. A residential option for the Summer Dance Conservatory allows high school students an early taste of on-campus college life. Participants make use of the professional facilities of the Mason Gross Dance Department for classes and performances.
Rutgers Summer Dance Conservatory (ages 14-18)
Dancers interested in a collegiate-level atmosphere experience a rigorous daily schedule of diverse movement practices within African Diasporic forms, Classical/Traditional forms, Contemporary Fusion forms and Somatic forms. The expansive training in a variety of movement practices aims to develop and broaden skills that are reflective of the ever-changing field of Dance. Daily improvisation and choreography classes engage in the practice of movement exploration and dance-making culminating in student choreography to perform in a fully produced, end-of-session showcase.
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Details
Listing Type:Summer Programs
Program Delivery:Day, Residential
Provided By:College
Session Start:July
Session Length:One Week, Two Weeks
Entering Grade:9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
Gender:Coed
Category:Performing & Visual Arts
Sub-Categories:Dance, Arts
Selective:No
Ages:14, 15, 16, 17, 18
Minimum Cost:$500 - $1,499
Career Clusters:Arts, Audio/Video Technology, and Communications
Summer dance students receive specialized, age-appropriate mentorship by Mason Gross School of the Arts faculty. A residential option for the Summer Dance Conservatory allows high school students an early taste of on-campus college life. Participants make use of the professional facilities of the Mason Gross Dance Department for classes and performances.
Rutgers Summer Dance Conservatory (ages 14-18)
Dancers interested in a collegiate-level atmosphere experience a rigorous daily schedule of diverse movement practices within African Diasporic forms, Classical/Traditional forms, Contemporary Fusion forms and Somatic forms. The expansive training in a variety of movement practices aims to develop and broaden skills that are reflective of the ever-changing field of Dance. Daily improvisation and choreography classes engage in the practice of movement exploration and dance-making culminating in student choreography to perform in a fully produced, end-of-session showcase.
