THEA 3410 HUMAN DYNAMICS IN THE ARTS (3 credits)
Human Dynamics in Arts is a practical course for students who aspire to become effective leaders, managers and directors of arts-based organizations in, non-profit, education, and business sectors. Students will gain a deeper understanding of how to strengthen organizations by recognizing the complex interplay of individual motivation, personal growth, effective communication, and organizational goals. Students will learn to apply specific communication techniques that will enable them to recognize patterns of behavior that reflect underlying emotional needs critical to motivation and workplace productivity. They will use these techniques to build trust, foster positive working relationships, maximize talents, and develop more effective, productive, and dynamic organizations. Students will also gain an understanding of the importance of developing an entrepreneurial mindset critical to success in a rapidly changing workplace. They will learn to recognize opportunities, identify solutions, and develop clear, effective strategies for moving their arts organizations forward.
Prerequisite(s): CMST 1110 and Junior Standing