DGB's NetClassroom Main Page

UNCSA Home

D&P Home

BlackBoard Entry Home

Dennis Gill Booth School of Design & Production | University of North Carolina School of the Arts

Bio

I've been employed in the entertainment industry since high school. My travels around the country have given me opportunity to work in many and various venues and facilities. I started teaching in 1988, when I landed at Wright State University in Fairborn, Ohio....

[Click Here for more biography]

Resume

Where I've worked....

[Click Here for my current resume]

Classes

Technical Graphics I - DEP 1153
Undergraduate Technical Direction I and II - DEP 3411, 3412
Graduate Technical Direction I and II - DEP 6411,6412
Theatrical Rigging - DEP 3431 and DEP 7431

LINKS

UNCSA Home
UNCSA Entertainment Innovation Conference
UNCSA BlackBoard Entry
UNCSA 2011-2012 Undergraduate Bulletin
UNCSA 2011-2012 Graduate Bulletin
UNCSA Campus Performance Facilities Home
UNCSA Stevens Center Web-based Technical Information
UNCSA College Commencement Countdown

D&P Home
D&P Student and Staff Main Information Page
D&P Student Handbook
D&P 2013-2014 Production Calendar

IATSE Local 635 Winston-Salem Home
IATSE International Home

USITT Home
USITT Southdeast Section Home

Facebook me!

D&P Scenic Technology Faculty

Dennis Gill Booth

Jack Miller

Zak Stevenson

Bill Volz

D&P Administration

Joe Tilford
- Dean

Dennis Booth
- Assistant Dean

Howard Jones
- Assistant Dean

Jack Miller
- Assistant Dean

- Opera non verbus -

This website is hosted by www.uncsa.edu. The material located at this site is not endorsed, sponsored or provided by or on behalf of the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. All images and content on this site remain the property of Dennis Gill Booth, unless otherwise specified, and cannot be duplicated without the consent of that author. If there is a reason that anything on this site should be removed due to its copyright protection, notify the webmaster at: Please note that this page includes Java Script links to prevent spam-bot crawling. Some browsers may require you to copy-paste to your mail program.