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ALT Teaching Innovation Grants 2024-2025 Gesel Mason Developing Social Justice as Embodied Practice Emphasizing Body College of Fine Arts Theater and Dance Associate Professor of Dance Social Justice as Embodied Practice" will explicitly address the M.F.A. in Dance’s emphasis on social justice and draw students from various fields and disciplines. The required course will center social justice and embodiment as praxis and serve as a key component in a stackable certificate or portfolio program.
ALT The photo shows nine dancers on a dimly lit stage. On the far left, one crouches in gray attire, while the next, facing right, also crouches. Further back, a dancer raises both hands, while another bends forward with dangling hair. Downstage, one extends a leg and arms. A dancer in all white faces away, another stands on toe with extended arms. Finally, two in white; one leans back with raised arms, the other crouches in a huddle. Photo by Miya Tanner.
ALT Image is light blue on top, with a wavy line that separates a swimming pool looking water, with the title Humanizing Pedagogies: Learning In and Through Water Across Educational Contexts with the following details: May 1, 12 pm Planet Texas 2050 Resilience Roundtables Light blue boxes feature headshots of each of the panelists: Katie Dawson, UT Department of Theater and Dance Marissa Muñoz, UTSA College of Education and Human Development Marial Quezada, Graduate Student and Youth Programs Director of the Indigenous Cultures Institute María Rocha, Indigenous Cultures Institute Aimee Zivin, Theater Arts Teacher at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School
ALT The image shows a group of dancers out of focus and in a blur as they perform. All the performers are wearing black undergarments visible through their sheer white clothes, except for the performer in the center, who is in all black and lace. Photo by Manoo Sirivelu.
ALT The image shows a group of actors and dancers on stage. They are dancing around and under a white hanging sheet. Four performers are wearing black undergarments visible through their sheer white clothes. The remaining four performers are in all black and lace. The pattern of clothing is one sheer white person after two black lace people. Photo by Manoo Sirivelu.
ALT Welcome, y’all. Join us for the first ever president’s pop up. August 21, 2023 from 11:45 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Main Mall for popsicles, music and fun!
ALT image is green background with yellow square in the middle, with the event headline, Our New Mixed Reality and The Art of Essential Services, with photos of each of the panelists: Cockrell School of Engineering professor Fernanda Leite Krissie Marty of Forklift Danceworks Ramesh Swaminathan from Austin Watershed Protection, City of Austin Ut Austin Theater and Dance grad student Khristián Méndez Aguirre
ALT A statue of a soldier outside the U.T. football stadium. A Texas flag is in the background.
