Languages Of The Stage Told Through Buddy The Elf

Languages of the Stage helped me learn time management skills, taught me the importance of being informed on current ethical issues in theater, showed me how to find the artistic opportunities available wherever I go, and so much more. But a larger part of this class was the open line of communication and the little family that was built around it. We are so lucky to have a teacher that changes an assignment because he is concerned for our well being, a class with a judgement free zone to discuss our thoughts and opinions, and a university that provides all of this. LOS was a necessary class, but a fun experience thanks to our little family.

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When you realized you were obsessed with your entire class after watching everyone's Anti-Final.

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When you remembered you still had one more bullet point for the May 2019 project.

Stupid Sanger Learning Center. Giving helpful studying tools that aren't relevant to me.

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The face you made when you you completely strayed from your original topic of your research paper, realized your sources were inadequate, and when you started contradicting your own thesis.

OR when you broke your computer and couldn't work on your paper for two weeks... (@Claire Davis)

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When you came to class prepared to discuss your opinion on the case study assigned, but some of your classmates are amazingly gifted with their natural use of beautiful sentence structure and vocab, and they are a tough act to follow. So you sat back just trying to keep up.

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When you felt very unassured during the visit with the cast of Anne Frank and didn't feel better after watching the show like they said you would.

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When your research paper made you want to go play in traffic.

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When you thought you were going to make a really good grade on your annotated bibliography, topic to topic proposal, or your paper abstract, but Jess hit you with that 3 out of 5...

It's okay. We still love you Jess.

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Wanting to ask a question when the cast of Anne Frank, Fall for Dance, and The Wild Party visited, but you were scared something like this might happen.

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When your peer review of your research paper made you have an epiphany, and you felt like you might actually know what you're trying to talk about now.

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When you were prepared to approach and ultimately avoid your skeptical family members during thanksgiving. MY MAJOR IS REAL GRANDMA.

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When you realize this class armed you with the knowledge and skills you will need to survive most aspects of college, and to survive in the real world.

(and when you meet other theater majors who are jealous that your languages of the stage class isn't ruining your life)

Thank you for keeping it real Professor Carlson!