requirements

Major in Theatre and Speech
(Emphasis on Speech)

  • COM 112 Public Communication
  • COM 200 Communication and Christianity
  • COM 211 Voice and Dictation
  • COM 235 Interpersonal Communication
  • COM 405 Advanced Communication
  • COM 311 Oral Interpretation of Literature
  • COM 320 Organizational Communication
  • COM 325 Communication Training & Development
  • COM 430 Communications Law

Major in Theatre and Speech
(Emphasis on Theatre)

  • COM 112 Public Communication
  • COM 200 Communication and Christianity
  • COM 211 Voice and Dictation
  • COM 235 Interpersonal Communication
  • COM 405 Advanced Communication
  • COM 113 Introduction to Theatre Arts
  • COM 240 Acting Theory and Technique
  • COM 330 Theatre Production
  • COM 341 Theatre History I
  • COM 342 Theatre History II
  • COM 350 Christian Drama
  • COM 412 Fundamentals of Directing
  • COM 345 Advanced Acting/Improvisation or COM 311 Oral Interpretation of Literature

Major in Theatre and Speech
(Teacher Licensure Emphasis)

  • COM 112 Public Communication
  • COM 200 Communication and Christianity
  • COM 211 Voice and Dictation
  • COM 235 Interpersonal Communication
  • COM 405 Advanced Communication
  • COM 113 Introduction to Theatre Arts
  • COM 240 Acting Theory and Technique
  • COM 311 Oral Interpretation of Literature
  • COM 320 Organizational Communication
  • COM 330 Theatre Production
  • COM 341 Theatre History I
  • COM 342 Theatre History II
  • COM 412 Fundamentals of Directing
  • EDU 150 Foundations of American Education
  • EDU250 Instructional Technology in the Classroom
  • EDU 326 Developing Reading Skills in the Content Areas
  • EDU 426 Teaching Speech and Theatre Arts
  • EDU 435 Enhanced Student Teaching in Grades K-12
  • PSY 213 Introduction to Psychology
  • PSY 318 Psychological Foundations of Education
  • SE 225 Survey of Exceptionalities
  • Completion of applicable portions of the Praxis Series II

Minor in Theater/Speech

  • COM 112 Public Communication
  • COM 113 Introduction to Theatre Arts
  • COM 211 Voice and Diction
  • COM 235 Interpersonal Communication
  • COM 240 Acting Theory and Technique
  • Select 6 hours:
    • COM 301 Symbolism in Theatre and Film
    • COM 311 Oral Interpretation of Literature
    • COM 355 Communication Theory & Research
    • COM 330 Theatre Production
    • COM 341 Theatre History I
    • COM 342 Theatre History II
    • COM 345 Advanced Acting/Improvisation
    • COM 350 Christian Drama
    • COM 405 Advanced Studies in Communication
    • COM 412 Fundamentals of Directing

 


opportunities
APO
Alpha Psi Omega
This national dramatic fraternity was founded at Fairmont State College, Fairmont, West Virginia, on August 12, 1925. The local chapter, Beta Mu, is composed of students who have been members of the Union University Players and have earned a set number of points, awarded for dramatic work. The chapter seeks to develop dramatic talent, to cultivate a taste for the best in drama, and to foster cultural dramatics.
Advisor: David Burke
Facebook Group
MORE OPPORTUNITIES


Zombies From The Beyond Nov 17, 8:00pm: W.D. Powell Theatre

Zombies From The Beyond Nov 16, 8:00pm: W.D. Powell Theatre

Zombies From The Beyond Nov 15, 2:30pm: W.D. Powell Theatre

Zombies From The Beyond Nov 14, 8:00pm: W.D. Powell Theatre

Zombies From The Beyond Nov 13, 8:00pm: W.D. Powell Theatre

Zombies From The Beyond Nov 12, 8:00pm: W.D. Powell Theatre

Fall Break Oct 15, 8:00am

COMUnion New York trip Sep 30, 12:10pm: New York, NY
Professional trip for students. Features visits to Fox News, NBC Studios, Good Housekeeping magazine. Opportunities to go to a Broadway show, the Empire State Building and Staten Island.

Moe's Night for Union University Oct 1, 4:00pm: Moe's Southwest Grill, Vann Drive
Moe's is sponsoring a special night for Union University student on October 1st. There are giveaways and music from 6–9 p.m.

First Day of Classes Aug 25, 8:00am