Bill DeLuca

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COURSE INFORMATION:
Syllabi, resources, required texts, supplementary readings, bibliographies, and links to Web sites.

WRITING and SPEAKING GUIDELINES:
To assist students with writing assignments in all courses, and also to inform students about the values of writing as a learning tool.  Includes web site links, examples of CSUDH student works, and notes on documentation practices, mechanics, organization, and style.
 
LINKS FOR THEATRE RESEARCH:
Web sites, databases, search engines, electronic journals, and online indexes.
 
TEATRO DOMINGUEZ:
Objectives, productions, and information for joining and earning credit in our multicultural theatre company that performs folktale-based plays in local elementary school and culturally enriching play readings on campus.
 
THE POWER OF MASKS:
An Upper Division Integrated Humanities course in General Education, this class covers the significance and function of masks in African, European, American and Asian/Pacific societies.  The course intends to develop student awareness of the relationships among the various disciplines in the humanities by using the mask as a window into a culture's philosophy, religion, literature, mythology, psychology, art, dance, music, and theatre.
 

Page last edited: June 2008