CORE VALUES
Integrity and Diversity
We are a community committed to individual and artistic integrity and inclusion. We promote and respect self-expression, a wide range of ideas, and diversity in all its forms. We are committed to finding and addressing structural inequities where they exist in our culture and our processes.
Excellence, Creativity and Passion
With a focus on excellence, we inspire, challenge and support the thinkers, dreamers and doers who are passionate about using their creative work to impact society.
Connections and Collaboration
We connect the theory and art of design and performance in the classroom and beyond, expanding artistic possibilities through creative collaboration.
OUR MISSION: To Advance Human Creativity
Nazareth University’s Theatre and Dance Department is dedicated to advancing creativity and humanity in an increasingly complex and technology-driven world.
We believe creativity is the true catalyst for social and economic change and the most essential skill for success in today’s society. We champion the arts as relevant, critical, and essential to our contemporary lives; to uphold artistic tradition and embrace creative innovation as vehicles for human transformation and cultural betterment.
We deliver a diverse curriculum grounded in critical inquiry, professionalism, and creative practice, which enables students to both explore and transcend different artistic disciplines.
We are committed to being the place of choice for thinkers, doers and dreamers - the whole person - at a constantly evolving university devoted to the art and science of creativity for a better world.
This mission statement is an outcome of the university’s strategic planning process and our department’s Diversity-Equity-Inclusion Task Force objectives.
DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION Guiding Principles for the Performing Arts
In order to create a sense of community among all of our constituents, we will foster and further the following values:
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