Improvisational Theater for Computing Scientists

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This project brings the creative practices of improvisational theatre into the training of research scientists with hopes of increasing scientists' capacities to be creative in their fields of expertise and to create new ways of seeing and doing education and research.

Performance and Science Links

Improvisational Theater for Computing Scientists:Project home page[1]

Improv Science

Theater, Communication and Science: Work by Holly Gaff and Jenifer Alonzo [2]

Multicultural activities in Science education http://www.wv-hsta.org/mced/activities/default.htm

Learning Stage approach http://www.learningstage.com/approach.html

Performance in Scientific Conferences

• American Society for Cell Biology, CellSlam

• European Student Council Symposium [3]: Gijs Meeusen will present a very interactive workshop entitled Presenting Science using the theatre approach (2010).

Performance Groups

Graduate Improv Troupe

CSE Band[4], Parody band

References of interest

• Performing as Scientists: an improvisational approach to student research and faculty collaboration” BioScene, March 2006. Holmes and Qureshi

• Creative Teaching: Collaborative Discussion as Disciplined Improvisation. Educational Researcher 2004. R. Keith Sawyer