What is the Spectrum Project?The Spectrum Project combines music, movement, drama and art for children with differing abilities. Productions are created by children with direction from UNI students. Read more below.
Rehearsals are Saturdays, 1:00-2:30 PM
Dates: January 19, 2019 thru April 7, 2019 Location: Lincoln School in Cedar Falls Cost: $90 for entire project (includes t-shirt). Scholarships available. UNI Spectrum Project 115 Russell Hall University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0246 |
Read about the Spectrum Project in Music Matters Magazine
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The Spectrum Project performers come from the Cedar Valley and range in age from 5 to 19. Performers meet each Saturday beginning in January.
Spectrum Project Buddies include UNI, Allen College and Hawkeye Community College students who volunteer each week to work with performers. Each performer is paired with a Spectrum Project Buddy for the duration of the project. The Spectrum Project is a continuation of efforts to provide performing arts experience for children with differing abilities in the Cedar Valley. This effort began with the Spectrum Theatre, founded by UNI Theatre Professor Gretta Berghammer in 2012. The Spectrum Project is modeled after the Ball State Prism Project, founded by Ryan and Amy Hourigan in 2010 at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. The Spectrum Project is supported through participating families, the UNI School of Music and community supporters. |
Ball State University Prism Project
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| 2018 Performer Registration.pdf |
