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At Elizabethtown College, we don't just challenge our students to pursue real-world opportunities. We guarantee it. Each of our students participates in at least two of our five Signature Learning Experiences, such as Supervised Research.
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A Grande Finale
Every spring semester, Zug Performance Hall fills with music, as graduating music majors bid farewell by way of a showcase of professional-level musicianship. In the Music Division of the Department of Fine and Performing Arts, the culmination of a student's college career is a senior recital. Behind each 30-minute program is four years of preparation and techniques and knowledge learned through eight semesters of lessons and classes. In fact, the average music student puts in 1,260 practice hours over their college career. Music therapy alumnae Bayla Cohen '14 worked in pieces from four languages into her vocal performance. Each academic department approaches capstone courses differently, but all allow students to direct their own learning. Read More...
It was an exciting and joyful experience to be able to showcase what I'd been working on throughout my college career for my friends, family, and colleagues. Bayla Cohen, music therapy alumnus
Recitals are a good capstone; they pull together knowledge from different classes. Dr. E. Douglas Bomberger, professor in the Department of Fine and Performing Arts
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