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CU’s Rural Advancement initiative hosts latest workshop on unlocking rural economic potential

In a state where every rural community tells a unique story, Campbellsville University is working to ensure those stories are heard – and empowered...
Students have been studying drama this week at Campbellsville University in an “Spur of the Moment: Improve Workshop.” Nathan Allen, CU adjunct instructor in human performance and theater, has led the camp assisted by Julia Tan, a senior at CU from Malaysia. Allen has taught the campers different improvisation exercises and techniques, improvisation vocabulary and how to think on their feet in front of an audience. The groups had a performance at the end of the camp for family and friends. There have been two groups – 5-8-year olds and 9-12-year olds. The 9-12-year olds include from left: Front row – Natalie Ford, Emma Smith, Cheyanne Hall, Shelby Cunningham, Molly Bemis, Grayson Wise and Emma Humphress. Back row – Jack Ford and Jeremiah Jackson. All of the students are from Campbellsville except Emma Humphress who is from Lebanon, Ky. (Campbellsville University Photo by Nara Amarsanaa)

Drama department hosts theater improv workshop

Jun 22, 2012

  June 22, 2012 For Immediate Release Students have been studying drama this week at Campbellsville University in an “Spur of the Moment: Im...