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Proof of Attendance Receipts submitted after their deadlines will not be accepted. Submission deadlines are as follows:
- RefugiaEsperanza Rising
- Receipts due by 102/1720/14
- 15
- MOVE!
- Receipts due by 103/24/14
- 27/15**
- ** Deadline extended to allow for spring break
- Receipts due by 12/10/14**
- Deadline is after the end of classes, so Instructors should plan ahead for grading purposes
Syllabi and Grading
As attending productions is to be a graded requirement for every Department of Theatre and Dance major in our majors' courses, all instructors of these courses and students must include a statement explaining the policy in their syllabi. The specific way(s) in which this attendance will impact students' grades is up to each instructor to determine and should also be clearly articulated in the syllabus.
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It is the policy of the Department of Theatre and Dance that our majors attend department season productions and that this attendance is a part of the coursework for our majors' classes. Attendance will be tracked and recorded by way of Proof of Attendance Receipts and made available to instructors for grading purposes. The specific list of required productions, the means by which students may receive and submit the receipts, and how our majors may obtain free or discounted admission is available on the Department of Theatre and Dance wiki under the "Student Resources" tab (https://wikis.utexas.edu/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=51841138). Proof of Attendance Receipts will not be accepted after the submission deadline listed on the wiki (102/17/14 for Esperanza Rising, 10/24/14 for A Streetcar Named Desire, 12/1/14 for Fall for Dance, and 12/10/14 for Fame20/15 for Refugia; 3/27/15 for Dance Repertory Theatre's MOVE!).
Note that while all Theatre & Dance majors are required to see departmental productions, only Theatre and Dance majors' courses are required to utilize this as part of the coursework. The Main Office will not tabulate the Proofs of Attendance for non-major courses that are requiring their students to see a show.
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