Creative Production - Academics

Creative Production

Cultivate multidisciplinary, collaborative work that combines practical training in various creative technologies with the study of media theory and the impact of contemporary media and live performance on the arts and society.

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Sample four-year degree plan

Learning outcomes

Develop and apply knowledge of creative media technologies, including audio and visual hardware and software, computer networking systems, and live performance resources.
Articulate the cultural roles of various creative media.
Integrate abilities across multiple media to produce creative works.

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Faculty

DIRK FREYMUTH

Professor, Music
503-838-8874 | freymutd@wou.edu | APSC 233A

DANA SCHOWALTER

Associate Professor, Department Chair, Communication Studies
503-838-9240 | schowalterd@wou.edu | BELL 117

THADDEUS SHANNON

IS Program Coordinator, Computer Science Division
503-838-8095 | shannont@wou.edu | ITC 310C

LARS SODERLUND

Department Chair, Associate Professor, Writing, English Studies Department
503-838-8325 | soderlundl@wou.edu | BELL 309

DANIEL TANKERSLEY

Creative Arts Division Chair, Art
503-838-9658 | tankersley@wou.edu | ITC 206B

DARRYL THOMAS

Professor, Theatre/Dance
503-838-8375 | thomasd@wou.edu | MH

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