As a member of the creative team of Alda center improvisation instructors, Elizabeth is working to innovate and build on the already strong foundational curricula here. She also teaches graduate and undergraduate classes and leads workshops on campus and around the country for the Alda Center. She finds the skills of analysis and feedback she honed as a theatre artist directly applicable to facilitating experiential learning for scientists and medical professionals. She brings her passion for community engagement to this position, and remains a partner of the University’s Center for Prevention and Outreach as the co-teacher for Prevention Through the Arts, an over 20-year-old program that creates original theatre from stories about health risks facing college students.

New play development, collaborative projects, community-based theater

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