No Doppelgängers: Academic Integrity
It’s not often as a performer we can send our doppelgänger into our performances either.
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Next Stop: Rejection
have learned how to be rejected with grace and dignity.
My Grudge with AI and the Importance of Academic Integrity
When you think of things that change with time, most people don't think of academic integrity, but as we create more tech and AI, academic integrity becomes harder to achieve, though keeping to it pays off.
AI's Effect on Academic Dishonesty
As the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to permeate various facets of education, its impact on academic dishonesty has become a subject of intense scrutiny.
Maintaining Discipline
I admire the fact that IAMT is untraditional.
Repertoire: How I Pick and Practice Pieces Each Semester
My best advice would be: listen to your mentor's suggestions, but don't feel like you have to incorporate everything they say into your performance.
The Return: Life at School After Winter Break
Tis the season to talk about the return to school after a long Winter Break.
Did You Just Say 'Theatre Competition?'
Theatre is usually designed to be a collaborative art form, but competitions for high-school thespians give us the opportunity to express our suppressed competitive instincts and use the skills we have developed in a “win-or-lose” environment.
KIMBERLY AKIMBO and the Plight of Growing Up
Turning 20 is something I’ve been dreading for a while, and have had a lot of panicked, scared feelings about.
Taking a Step Behind the Curtain
As a younger performer, I thought the best thing I could do for my growth was get on stage.
Dealing with Burnout
I find my worst bouts of burnout are at the beginning of the semester.
Academic 'Burn Out' is Real… Is the Pressure Cooker Cooking You?
Truthfully, the never-ending hustle of a theatre student is completely reflective of the industry itself.
My Spring Semester 2024
So far, it’s been pretty good and has honestly already felt like a month already.
Parental Support for Young Actors
Parents may not be supportive because job stability is so low, so being an actor can be difficult financially.
Workshopping YOU'RE A CATCH!: A Journey Through Dating in The 21st Century
Two weeks before classes begin, my cohort returned to the studio for a two-week intensive to workshop a new musical, You’re A Catch! Why Are You Single? By Sarah Wynen.
Academic and Artistic Integrity for Teen Creatives
The maintenance of honesty and fairness in all educational endeavors is what characterizes academic integrity.
My Ins and Outs of 2024
All humans make mistakes.
Back In the Studio!
Welcome to the first blog of 2024! It’ll be a short one but I’ll tell you everything that I’ve been up to since we last left things off.
My Take On Academic Integrity
think by now, everyone knows what plagiarism is, the reasons not to do it, and the consequences of it.
Academic Integrity- How to Keep It Up
Academic integrity means holding yourself accountable for completing assignments and not plagiarizing other people to get work done.
The Art of the Audition
Nearly every great performance was preceded by an audition.
My Love Letter To Broadway
I feel the usual pre-performance nerves kick in.
Behind the Cast List
Whether it be for a school production or community theater, the drama surrounding a cast list can be endless.
2024 Resolutions
As per New Year tradition, here are some of my resolutions for 2024 and suggestions I have for other college students considering their own resolutions for this year.
Adjusting to Change and Failure
In life, many people plan out many things, which can include travel plans, school plans, or goals they want to accomplish.
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