The Certificate in Dance is also available for individuals not pursuing a bachelor’s degree or minor but have an interest in dance.
Students engaged in Dance will be involved in classes that are activity-based with hands-on learning opportunities. The required learning activities relate to future application of dance in employment settings.
Students completing the Certificate in Dance will have the knowledge and ability to work in the following positions and fields:
There are opportunities to gain further dance experience while taking classes:
The Department of Health, Human Performance and Recreation (HHPR) is located in the Student Recreation Center. The HHPR faculty possess a wide array of specializations. The department offers undergraduate degree programs in Exercise Science, Recreation Services, Sport and Hospitality Management, and Physical Education, seven minors and certificates in Dance, Coaching, Exercise Science, Hospitality Management, Parks and Recreation, Sport Management, and Therapeutic Recreation, as well as a graduate program in HHPR. Within each of the degree programs, there are emphases/concentration areas from which students select the professional paths that best fit their needs.
Learn more about our program objectives.