ANNOUNCEMENTS

• The Graduate Program in Educational Theatre would like to invite you to join us for the Harlem Children's Theatre Festival Saturday May 4th from 9am-1pm
  SENSORY FRIENDLY PERFORMANCE AT 9AM - REGISTRATION REQUIRED
  10AM - 1PM NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED at Aaron Davis Hall located on The City College of New York Campus on Convent Avenue between 135th and 133rd Street
  SCHEDULE FOR THE DAY
   
• Creative Research Share on Thursday May 16th from 5-7pm in Aaron Davis Hall on Convent Avenue at 135th Street.
   
• The New York City Arts in Education Roundtable will hold the Face to Face Conference at The City College of New York on April 24th and 25th.  
   
• REGISTER NOW for the AATE Conference July 31st - August 5th! The American Alliance for Theatre and Education is coming to New York this summer with the national conference - mark your calendars!

• You can follow us on twitter @ccnyedtheatre

The Graduate Program in Educational Theatre at The City College of New York is proud to partner with Roundabout Theatre Company to create a new course for pre-service teachers and teaching artists. EDCE 4500C The Fundamentals of Teaching Technical Theatre aims to develop students’ content area knowledge and pedagogical philosophy of design and technical theatre disciplines including scenic, lighting, costume, sound, and stage management. Candidates will experience, examine, and experiment with the teaching of technical theatre disciplines for classes Pre K-12 with particular focus on urban schools. Paul Brewster, Roundabout’s Senior Manager of Education Programs, will be the lead instructor for the class. The course is divided with the first half taught at Roundabout's Education Studio and the latter half of the course provides hands on experience mentoring middle school students through a production process
at PS 161 in Halem. 

Congratulations to Jennifer Katona who was was awarded the Lin Write Special Recognition Award from AATE (American Alliance for Theatre and Education) for her outstanding work creating the Graduate Program in Educational Theatre

The graduate program provides opportunities for students to work with the Creative Arts Team (CAT), Lincoln Center Institute (LCI) and Manhattan Theatre Club (MTC). These unique partnerships will allow students to take elective courses with the School of Professional Studies MA in Applied Theatre, work with LCI teaching artists within their CCNY courses and work in a mentorship capacity with the Education Program at MTC.