Not everyone who loves theatre wants to find themselves on stage. Many prefer to be behind the scenes, as part of the magic that makes a performance come to life before the audience’s eyes. For those who want a career in this particular segment of the…
We caught up with Bree Gazaille ’24, a Criminal Justice and Homeland Security major, to learn more about her role as a summer intern with the Adams Police Department. Bree is getting a firsthand look at what it means to be a police officer by shadowing…
Venue management is a career that encompasses many different things. Want to know if you have what it takes? Here are a few things to keep in mind.
Planning a visit to ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ this summer? Make the most of your experience with our tips and tricks for navigating the campus visit. Read on to learn more.
High school students who want to work in sports broadcasting doing play-by-play commentary, interviewing players and more should major in Sports Broadcasting while in college. While preparing for your future can start while in high school, by attending one of our Pre-College Summer Programs in Sports Broadcasting, there's a lot more that will be covered as part of the degree program. Here's what to expect.
High school students who want to spend their lives on the stage, acting and singing for audiences, have a choice to make. Do they want to go to college to earn a Bachelor of Arts in Musical Theatre? Read on for easy ways to tell how can you be sure this degree is best for your future career needs.
Did you know that there's more to working in theatre than being on stage? The actors, singers and dancers get all of the credit, because they are the most visible ones, but the people who work backstage are the ones who really make the magic happen. Do you want to work in technical theatre? Here's how you can tell if this is the right career for you.
It's entirely possible to go back to school while raising a family. There are a number of pros and cons to doing so, but in the end, it will benefit your family as a whole, due to the fact that a college degree often comes along with higher income and more job opportunities. Here are a few points to consider.
Whether you’re looking to get a head start on your college education, build real-world skills or get a taste of college life, our Summer Pre-College Programs can help you get that experience while still in high school. Brett Chaves ’24 attended the Sports Broadcasting Pre-College Program, which ultimately led him to enroll at Dean. Read on to learn more.
Picking a theatre program requires some forethought. High schoolers shouldn't just enroll in the program nearest to them without examining the school, the degree offerings and everything else that it entails first. After all, there are several different theatre degree options out there, including a Bachelor of Arts in the subject. Read on to learn more.
