CDEAdance.org E-Blast Newsletter
MAY 2008
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CDEA NEWS
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YOU ARE INVITED TO THE  CDEA BOARD MEETING.
THIS SATURDAY

Saturday, May 17
General Attendance 11-3 pm

California Institute for Dance Learning
2138 Ceder Street, Berkeley, CA 94709

PLEASE E-MAIL Info@CDEAdance.org and let us know if you are planning to attend.

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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
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THE CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE FOR DANCE LEARNING
SUMMER PROGRAMS
(a project of Luna Kids Dance)

Summer Institute
July 21-26, 2008 8am-5pm, Mills College, Oakland

Free for participants chosen through an application process. The SI brings six dance teaching artists together with six classroom teachers to activate and inspire their individual imaginations. Participants work together to create, expand, or improve comprehensive dance education programs in a variety of settings. The SI gives each participant an opportunity to investigate their own teaching practice while generating strategies for arts advocacy and education/social change. Includes follow up coaching.
Email smcmahon@lunakidsdance.org to request an application.

Advanced Summer Institute
July 15-18, 2008, 8am-5pm, Mills College, Oakland

Former Summer Institute participants examine how to help children deepen their thinking within the creative process. This workshop will help each participant build curricula from a discrete set of lessons into a progressive study of dance units, and build dance learning from one year to the next. Through an examination of learning models, the Advanced Summer Institute will help teachers take children beyond an introductory level of understanding in order to engage students in dance making at increasingly complex levels. Includes follow up coaching.
Email smcmahon@lunakidsdance.org to request an application.

Summer Intensive
July 7-9, 2008 9am-5pm

This course defines a creative, standards-based approach to teaching dance. Content includes: structuring discrete standards-based dance lessons, as well as integrating dance into comprehensive curricula; the elements of dance and forming; child development theory; the role of the teacher; and establishing a conducive environment for dance. For dance teaching artists, classroom teachers and any practitioner wishing a thorough introduction to dance teaching. No pre-requisite $375. Meets college/university professional standards.

For more information about these, or our other professional development workshops, or to see our schedule of classes for children, visit our website at www.lunakidsdance.org, or call us 510-644-3629.

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BE PART OF HISTORY
Oral History Training Workshop: June 12-14, 2008

Legacy Oral History Program, Museum of Performance & Design, San Francisco
led by Jeff Friedman, Ph.D. and Basya Petnick

This stimulating and informative three-day workshop will provide the training necessary for participants to launch their own oral history projects. While drawing on references and examples in the performing arts, the workshop will be equally appropriate for those involved in anthropology, institutional history, social history, family history, personal history, master's or doctoral studies, or other projects.
The 13th annual oral history workshop will be carefully designed to match the experience levels of all participants—beginning, intermediate, or advanced. The lecture/discussion format will also include opportunities to apply the material presented.

The workshop will cover:

  • Project Design

  • Legal/Ethical Issues

  • Technology

  • Interviewing

  • Transcription

  • Editing

  • Creating a research quality document

Fee: $300, before May 1st; $350 after May 1st.

Fee includes syllabus/guidebook containing all the material taught in the workshop, special readings, and other vital information. In order to give personal attention to each participant and project, the
workshop is strictly limited to 22 participants. Pre-registration required. Two partial scholarships (half tuition) are available. Apply by May 1.

Workshop Leaders:
Jeff Friedman, Ph.D. founded Legacy in 1988 and continues as senior advisor to the program. He is a member of the faculty of Rutgers University and contributes to scholarly conferences and publications
on oral history theory, method, and design.
Basya Petnick is Legacy program manager, seasoned interviewer, and published journalist. She is also experienced in the technology and funding of oral history projects.

Contact: legacyoralhistory@gmail.com
Call 415-255-4800, ext. *823 for information and registration.

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Discount series tickets available for the
San Francisco International Arts Festival!

AXIS will perform the Bay Area premiere of
the beauty that was mine, through the middle, without stopping
choreographed by Joe Goode

Fri, May 23rd @ 7pm & Sat, May 24th @ 4pm
shared evening with Dandelion Dance Theater (San Francisco),
Compania Y (Spain) and Jaques Poulin Denis (Canada)

The Forum, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco
For information and to purchase tickets call (800) 838-3006,
or visit http://www.sfiaf.org

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Moving On Center School for Participatory Arts & Somatic Research Presents

Embodiment in Education: Professional Development
for Dance/Movement Educators

Faculty: Susan Bauer, M.F.A, M.A.
Dates: June 16 - 20, 2008 | Monday - Friday (9 am - 4 pm; T/Th until 5:30)

This workshop introduces a cutting-edge approach to using somatics with teens and college-level adults. Through experiential and student-centered methods, this curriculum empowers students through the development of kinesthetic awareness, enhanced perception of one's cultural conditioning, and a healthy respect for self and others. We will also address complex issues related to the inclusion of movement and touch in an educational setting. (Based on Experiential Anatomy, Body-Mind Centering, and other somatic modalities).

This intensive includes the following workshops:
* The Mindful Body: Experiential Anatomy for Teens and Young Adults
* The Body Politic: Touch and Movement as a Social Force
* Group Process Lab
* Integration Class
* Professional Application Lab

Susan Bauer, M.F.A., M.A. is a dance/somatics educator who has taught in both college and community settings for the past 20 years. She serves as Program Director and Core Faculty at Moving On Center and as Adjunct Faculty at California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS) and John F. Kennedy University (JFKU). She is the author of A Body/Mind Approach to Movement Education for Adolescents, which documents her unique curriculum in Experiential Anatomy for teens. She is also a recent Fulbright Scholar to Indonesia.

Tuition: $650
Early registration: $495* (*see website for details)
California Dance Education Association (CDEA) members receive a 10% discount.

See full info on our website! To register and for more information, see www.movingoncenter.org or contact info@movingoncenter.org

Moving On Center School
for Participatory Arts & Somatic Research
1428 Alice Street
Oakland CA 94612
(510) 834-0284

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