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College and Graduate Studies / Re: Advice for the "advisor"
« on: Aug 30, 2007, 02:46 am »
I would say rather than going to individuals, demonstrate it as an attempt to standardize the procedures at your school. My university has a Stage Management handbook. It was originally written by the more advanced students, and then approved by the Advisor/Production Manager in our case. The handbook is updated occasionally because of various reasons by the current Assistant Production Manager, a position held by usually a senior Stage Management student. No, I'm not saying you need to create such positions, but perhaps creating a handbook, maybe even asking for input of things you might have missed from your fellow students and then having it approved by said faculty. It is a great way to have everybody on the same page without any lecturing or scolding. Oh and we have a "seminar" every year where all the SM students get together and go over the entire handbook, even the parts that haven't changed.