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5-2018

Art Infested Water, May 2018Nova Southeastern University Department of Performing and Visual Arts

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I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E :Message from the Editors:

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▶ Pages 2 - 4Senior Features- Meet some of our Graduating Seniors- Read about their favorite memories from their time with the DPVA

▶ Page 6DPVA Programs Click on any of the photos to check out our curriculum!

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Welcome to the Graduation Issue! It seems so quickly the school year has reached it's end. Enjoy this issue highlighting our graduating seniors. To our beloved seniors, we look forward to seeing where you swim and what you accomplish. When you do accomplish something, don't forget to let us know so we can feature you in an issue of Art Infested Water. Any suggestions for content can be emailed to moretto@nova.edu, or stop by the DPVA office suite during office hours. To the rest of our shark family, we look forward to seeing you in the fall. Thank you for reading! -Alyiece Moretto-Watkins, Staff Editor and Sierra Shreves, Student Editor

▶Page 5Shout-Out to Other Graduating SeniorsA Word from Career Development

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Congratulations Seniors!

Aimee Doiron Music Minor"Some of my best memories are from Music Through History (MUSC 1000) with Professor Jessica Collado, it was always fun and ended up being one of my favorite courses at Nova."

Alex Shore Theatre Major"The most memorable moment for me as a DPVA student would have to be my first show here as a student."

Alexandra Zadak Theatre Major"My most memorable moment in the DPVA was realizing that I have built a connec-tion with the department. I know that the faculty and staff are always there for me no matter what."

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Amanda Holtzman Theatre Minor"My most memorable experience as a DPVA student was stage managing the show Dog Sees God."

Danielle Burdick Dance Major"My favorite memory would be attending the American College Dance Association Conference over the years and meeting other brilliant dancers who all share the same passion."

Angelina GranitzDance Major"Meeting Alonzo Williams and going to American College Dance Association Conference (ACDA) with him. At ACDA we would hitch rides with other college students to make it to class and take dance classes that were out of the norm. He has become my brother and always inspires me to do better. I would have never met him if it wasn't for the DPVA."

Elyse Rosen Theatre Minor"I think a lot of my greatest memories are associated with the casts I was a part of or the professors I've learned from. The moments with class/castmates who became friends, who later became family were some of the best bonds I could have made. Additionally, getting to see moments where my professors perform in Faculty Recitals early on in my first few years as well as figuring out a way together to reach those higher notes in songs or to achieve a goal or acting beat or moment filled me with such excitement and pride in the work that was done. Knowing that we are constantly growing and learning from everyone around us made every experience I've had here so beneficial and allowed me to be open for more direction, change, and growth in future productions and roles."

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Michaela Greer Art and Design Major"I don't think that I could really pick one experience from an entire four-year career. I think that what has made this program memorable and why I appreciate it so much is because of all of the amazing faculty members, students, artists and art lovers that I have been able to meet as part of an extension of the program."

Prycilla SalinasTheatre Major"My most memorable moment as a DPVA student was performing in all of the im-prov jam shows especially Improv Jam: A Night of Comedy. Being able to do improv and then open the comedy section with a satire improv skit was so much fun!"

Carly McGraneTheatre Major"My most memorable experiences were probably working on shows with my friends. "

Kelly Johnson Theatre Major"My most memorable moment at Nova was during our production of The Taffetas my sophomore year. I was able to perform in this show and choreograph it and it was amazing to hear people’s responses to my work. I am so grateful I got the opportunity to do it and it inspired me to choreograph in the future!"

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Alexander RamosBrittany NicholsonCarli Lutz

Deanne FlaxSam RoblesWidelyne Dorsainval

Shout-Out to Our Other Graduating Seniors

Good Luck Sharks!

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