PROGRAM STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES

Upon completion of degree or certificate program requirements, students will be able to:

• Improve vocal resonance and diction for singing and presentation;
• Communicate and transmit messages with body language;
• Communicate ideas, feelings, experiences and aspirations through the arts;
• Demonstrate skills in the singing pronunciation of different languages;
• Audition properly through application of technical and academic skills acquired;
• Demonstrate the skills necessary for a successful career as a professional instructor for churches and schools;
• Demonstrate an understanding of the principles of management, administration, budget information, recruitment and staff relations within the community;
• Produce a musical play through real-life experience in the family and community;
• understand and respect the social and cultural aspects while teaching music, art, acting, dance and speech in village choirs and youth groups;
• Demonstrate an appreciation of important events, people, and genres encompassing the history of Western Music;
• Identify technical and expressive aspects in the artistic works and using critical skills to analyze, interpret and evaluate such works;
• Critically review personal and intellectual performance;
• Evaluate criticisms and problems to find appropriate solutions;
• Demonstrate computer skills as related to the discipline of the arts (e.g., music composition, research, recital, drawing and designing); and,
• Apply technology skills to update visual and audio recordings for research and presentations.