The Summer Fellows Program connects UArts students with alumni for short-term fellowships comprised of job shadowing, mentoring, and unique professional development training. 2011 Summer Fellows are graduates of the Emerging Leaders program, which helped to prepare them for these immersion experiences. Thanks to the alumni who have welcomed them into their work places and creative projects, the SFs are learning what it takes to be a leader and an artist outside of the classroom.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins
Thursday, December 29th, 2011
Although there's no real routine to follow, I know to begin working on whichever database that needs to be completed until I get instruction for a new task, so this morning I finished up the Charitable CFO's spreadsheet, doing a little extra research to find specific titles and email addresses. It gives me a nice kickstart to come in and get myself going right away without direction. A personal growth that I've been working on is taking initiative and asserting myself in a professional manner, so this is a great opportunity for me to practice. It also keeps me in check : ) -next, I began the letter folding process. Each of these three hundred or so envelopes that I put the labels on gets a letter, an insert, and a return envelope wrapped around it. It's not difficult work of course, but is definitely time consuming.
In the middle of folding, Cheryl asked if I wanted to take a break and see the matinee performance of children's show that is playing now! I just completed an Independent Study about children's theatre and was very excited to see Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins. Even better- my playwriting professor, Jackie Goldfinger, wrote this adaptation, and I was unable to see the dress rehearsal she invited the class to, so I was very grateful for this treat. The musical incorporated a live band, dance, and puppetry and the kids seemed to respond really well. : )
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