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Theatre
Green and Sumter Streets
Main Office, Room 402
Columbia, SC 29208
phone:
803.777.4288
fax: 803.777.6669
email: theatre@sc.edu or dance@sc.edu
Career InformationThe University provides a number of resources for career planning and job seeking.
The Career Center
Possible
Career Titles for Theater Majors Acting Coach Costumer Media Planner Actor Critic Media Salesperson Actress Customer Service Manager Mediator Admissions Director Development Officer/Fund Raiser Mime Advertising/Marketing Specialist Director Model Agent Drama Coach Movie Theater Manager Amusement Park Entertainer Equipment Operator Narrator Animal-Talent Coordinator Facilities Manager Negotiator/Mediator Announcer Foreign Correspondent Paralegal Art Director Health Educator Playwright Booking Manager Human Resource Specialist Producer Broadcast Journalist Impersonator Program Assistant Business Manager Instructor, Theater Arts Prop Manager Buyer Labor Relations Specialist Public Affairs Officer Casting Director Lighting Designer Public Relations Specialist Communication Technology Specialist Lighting Operator Puppeteer Community Affairs Officer Lobbyist Radio/TV Announcer Copy Writer Magician Recruiter Costume Designer Make-up Artist Sales Representative Exhibit/Display Designer Faux Painter Scene Painter Sound Designer Rigger Teacher Script Coach Student Affairs Specialist Theater Manager Script Manager Stunt Coordinator Ticket Sales Coordinator Special Events Coordinator Stunt-person Tour Guide Stage Manager Talent Manager Tourism Director Stand-In Talent Scout Training & Development Specialist Video Store Manager Draftsman Set Designer Writer/Editor |
The Career Center serves as a comprehensive career information center providing programs to enhance the career development of college-bound high school students, currently enrolled students, faculty, staff, and alumni. The Career Center provides counseling and testing to assist students in career clarification along with opportunities to gain career-related experience, explore career goals, develop marketable skills and make contact with employers for part and full-time employment.
The College of Arts and Sciences Career Development Program
What do arts and sciences majors do when they graduate? The range of possibilities may be surprising! Arts and sciences graduates develop valuable skills for today's and tomorrow's job market. Skills such as reasoning, analysis, evaluation, synthesizing complex information, decision-making, and oral and written communication make arts and sciences students flexible and versatile employees for the new millennium.
Given the wide variety of career choices after graduation, career planning is critical for arts and sciences students. They must begin the career planning process early in their college careers by exploring their interests, skills, personality and values, researching career options, developing job search skills and gaining practical experience to prepare them for the workplace.Websites with Career Information or Job Listings in Theatre and Dance
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