Dr. Reinsch does not perceive himself as someone who seeks out leadership roles, but as someone always looking around for ways to be useful. He refers to his father’s baseball metaphor of being the “middle infielder,” always going where he is most needed. He is focused on helping students figure out how to make good use of their time and helping his colleagues accomplish their goals.
Fall Dance Fest has once again closed its doors to another successful show. If you aren’t familiar with Fall Dance, it allows students within the School of Theatre and Dance to participate in a student-choreographed production. This event also showcases the hard work of fourth-year students as it is their Capstone Project.
Associate Professor of Directing Jesse Jou spent time this fall semester directing Leonard Madrid’s "Cebollas" at the Santa Fe Playhouse while also maintaining his teaching and service responsibilities with the School of Theatre & Dance.
The excitement is palpable as the BurkTech Players prepare for their free public performances on November 15th and 16th in the Studio Performance Lab in the School of Theater and Dance Complex at 2812 18th St. The team encourages everyone to join them for an evening of diverse talent and community celebration.