We welcome your questions, and will be happy to help you in person (make an appointment with our advisor by calling 801-581-6448), by telephone (801-581-6448) or by email faye.barron@utah.edu.  The following information will get you started in exploring the educational opportunities we offer:

 

Letter to Prospective Students

 

August 23, 2007

 

Dear Student:

 

Welcome to the exciting world of the University of Utah Department of Theatre.  We offer academic rigor and artistic excellence as you learn from faculty who are both master teachers and working professionals.  Our facilities include two theatres:  the Babcock Theatre (our main stage with a season of five shows per year), and Studio 115 (an experimental black box with seven productions a year).  The Department of Theatre also sponsors environmental and experimental performances, including the outdoor Classical Greek Theatre Festival, and new works by professionals and students, as well as productions for young audiences.  The Pioneer Theatre Company – a professional theatre—is also located on our campus.

 

As a theatre major, you may pursue a degree in one of four different areas of emphasis:

 

All majors complete a theatre core, which helps create a common foundation and a close-knit atmosphere for all of our students.  Your learning will come not just from our talented, experienced faculty but also from the talented, diverse students who will be taking this educational journey with you.  Outstanding resources are available through the Department and across campus to help you achieve success and accomplish your educational goals. 

 

We look forward to your joining us for a rewarding educational experience as we learn and grow together through the power of theatre!

 

Sincerely,

 

Bob Nelson, Chair

Department of Theatre

 

email questions to us, or schedule an appointment with our Administrative Assistant, Faye Barron. 801-581-6448.

 


Here are some websites you may wish to visit:

 

University of Utah Admissions Website:

http://www.sa.utah.edu/admiss/index.htm

 

Department of Theatre Website:

http://www.theatre.utah.edu/

 

Financial Aid and Scholarships website:

http://www.utah.edu/newstudents/finaid_scholarships.htm

 

Resident freshman scholarship information is available at this website:

http://www.sa.utah.edu/finance/scholarships/ResFreshman.html

 

Available to — Outstanding Utah resident entering freshman students who have declared a major. Also available to transfer and continuing University of Utah resident undergraduate students who are eligible for resident tuition, who have declared a major, and who are nominated by their departments.

 

Application — Apply directly to the department of your major. Unless instructed other-wise, submit the Application for Departmental Scholarships (pdf format), college transcripts, and three letters of recommendation directly to the department by the appropriate application deadline. The Department of Theatre's Departmental Scholarship deadline is February 1.

 

Provided by — University of Utah.

 

Value — Resident tuition for two semesters.

Note:

Students may receive only one tuition waiver scholarship sponsored by the University of Utah. If you are awarded more than one such scholarship, you must indicate a preference for one and decline all others.

 

Submit a completed Application for Departmental Scholarships, a copy of your high school/college transcript, and three letters of recommendation to the department of your intended major by February 1. One or two of the recommendations should be from individuals who can assess your academic performance. Send one application for each scholarship.

 

Contact departments directly, prior to February 1, for special application requirements and deadlines on portfolios, auditions, etc. Meeting deadlines is your responsibility.

 

Mail to:

Faye Barron

University of Utah

Department of Theatre

240 S. 1500 E., Rm. 206

Salt Lake City, Utah 84112

 

email questions to us, or schedule an appointment with our Administrative Assistant, Faye Barron. 801-581-6448.

 

       

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