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Prince George's Community College Auditions for Glass Menagerie
Onstage in the Hallam Theatre Queen Anne Fine Arts Building September 8th 4-7pm September 10th 2-4pm For more information stop by QA 119 or call 301-322-0920 Prince George's Community College Theatre Department
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Register for late starting theatre classes for Fall 2008
If you have any questions about any
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Spring 2009 Production |
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The Glass Menagerie |
Spring Theatre Production |
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Winner of the New York Drama Critics Circle Award in 1945, this was Tennessee Williams' first successful play. Set during the Great Depression in Missouri, it explores the troubled relationship between a fading southern belle and her painfully shy daughter, as told through the son/brother. We are challenged to consider image versus reality and the chance to escape it all. This is a wonderful example of why Tennessee Williams has become one of America's most highly regarded playwrights. |
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The Student Media
Group (SMG) is an inter-departmental organization of the Department
of Communication and Theatre. It is a new collective of students,
faculty, and staff at PGCC. The purpose of the
organization is to train all students regardless
of their major in the medium of mass communications. We are looking
forward to energetic, goal-oriented individuals. Students
can look forward to the following:
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NEW COURSE!!!! TRF 2040 LD01 03621
Introduction to
Broadcast News |
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International Education Center, staffed by PGCC faculty members who
volunteer their time, supports and celebrates the diverse student
population of Prince George's Community College. It helps international
students with their academic questions and needs and brings together all
students interested in strengthening their global understanding. The
Center supports many student programs such as Student Mentoring,
International Student Registration Assistance Day, International
Education Week and Kaleidoscope Club. The Center is coordinated by Dr.
Marlene C. Cohen. The Center is located in Lanham Hall, Room 221 (New location). For more information, please visit our website at http://academic.pgcc.edu/internationalcenter or contact us at 301-322-0750. Click here to link to International Center |
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| The Peer Leader Program is designed to assist students in the international student program. These peer leaders have successfully completed Speech 100 for non-native speakers of English, and serve as mentors in the Speech Works Lab currently located in Bladen Hall, 3rd Floor, room #323. Peer leaders aide students primarily with the Clear Speech Works computer program, but also assist them with U.S.A. speaking rules, phonics, articulation, and content subject matter. Students taking the oral communication courses for non-native speakers of English express how comfortable they feel having one of their peers assist them in the acquisition of USA Standard American English. | ||||
| If you would further details, please contact: Martha Mathews, Coordinator, 301-322-0907 or mmathews@pgcc.edu | ||||
