This series is designed to address the unique needs of performance studies majors. These undergraduate information sessions help to ensure a smooth transition to and journey through the Performance Studies university experience. Presentations will provide a continued awareness of campus resources for new and continuing students, highlighting existing programs and campus resources. PSE features collaborations between faculty, school and university staff, and student leaders to provide support for study away planning, career development, engagement in co-curricular and extracurricular activities, academic research, academic resources, and more.
WHEN: Thursday, October 12th, 11 am - 12 pm
WHERE: NYU Zoom
Join us for a discussion with Professor Barbara Browning and Laura Fortes about applying to MA programs in Performance Studies and related fields. They will go over the strengths of particular programs, the nuts and bolts of the application process, and what goes into a strong application.
WHEN:
WHERE: PS Studio, Room 612
Learn about PS's Global Site of Madrid from a Global Programs Rep and about the other programs Tisch Study Abroad has to offer around the world from a representative from Tisch Special Programs. A PS staff member will also share how a semester abroad can work with your PS degree progress!
WHEN: Thursday, October 26th
WHERE: PS Studio, Room 612 & Zoom
Join us for a discussion with Misty de Berry about presenting at academic conferences. Professor de Berry will go over the main conferences in our field and share tips for submitting proposals and applying for travel grants. You will learn how to craft a strong presentation, how to approach Q & A sessions, and how to build connections with people who share your interests.
When: Thursday, November 2nd @ 11 am
Where: PS Studio, Room 612
The Tisch Office of Career Development empowers artists and cultural innovators in their transition from classroom to career by facilitating the development of career skills and industry knowledge essential for success at all stages of their professional lives. Through educational programming, counseling, and career-related resources, TOCD takes a comprehensive approach in its support of students and alumni, understanding that a life in the arts is multi-faceted.
A representative from the TOCD will join us to discuss the ways PS students can work with their office to prep for things like:
- grant/fellowship application
- or prepare for internship/job interviews
- how they help recent alumni in the transition from academics to a career in the arts
Time: 1-3pm EST
Location: Room 612 (RSVP)
Description: In this session, we will hear from PS alum Joshua Lubin-Levy (Ph.D '20, M.A. '10), a scholar, curator, dramaturg, and PS alum. Josh will share some of his experiences working with institutions like the Whitney Museum, the Abrons Arts Center, and Movement Research. He will discuss some of the different career paths that are available through local arts organizations, and answer questions about ways to get involved.
Time: 1-3pm EST
Location: Room 612 (RSVP)
Description: Join Professor Michelle Castañeda and PS alum Aliza Shvartz (PH.D. '20, M.A. '10) and discover ways to pursue a career as a performance based artist.
Time: 1-3pm EST
Location: Room 612 (RSVP)
Description: Join us for an info session with Professor Jeannine Tang to learn the nuts and bolts of publishing in academic journals and arts magazines. Jeannine will discuss some of the major journals in our field, how to find submission information, when to reach out to editors, and other tips.