Why Minor in Speech and Theatre Education?
The speech and theatre education minor is a fully certified program that permits students to teach grades nine through 12. Students take the same foundation courses as theater majors and participate in Northwest’s freshman/transfer showcase during their first year.
The freshman/transfer showcase allows all first-year students an opportunity to participate in a mainstage production during their first semester on campus. First-year students are mentored by faculty and upperclassmen.
What majors align well with a Speech and Theatre Education minor?
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