Questions about the Curriculum Connections program?
Contact Ruth Rosenberg, Mondavi Center Director of Arts Education and Artist Engagement at [email protected]
Faculty: Get $5 Student Tickets for UC Davis Courses!
Each year, UC Davis students attend Mondavi Center presentations through the Curriculum Connections program. Curriculum Connections provides $5 student tickets when a Mondavi Center event is assigned in a UC Davis course.
With performances in music, dance, theater, film and speakers, faculty members from many fields can find a presentation to enrich the content of their courses. Explore this season’s offerings.
Many UC Davis Faculty members have used Curriculum Connections to support their course work and to expose students to leading artists and speakers from around the world.
Faculty and teaching assistants who have a class attending a Mondavi Center Presenting Program performance through Curriculum Connections may each receive a single complimentary ticket for the same performance.
If you plan to incorporate a Mondavi Center performance into your course, please submit your request via the online form.
Please Keep In Mind:
- Ticket quantities are limited and are based upon availability.
- Once we confirm that tickets are available, we will send a link and instructions on how students can purchase their $5 ticket online. Creation of a Mondavi Center account is required for purchase.
- Curriculum Connections tickets are for use by students in the class only. One ticket per student in the class is guaranteed for purchase at $5 only until the redemption deadline assigned upon approval of request.
You will be asked to email us your class syllabus for our records.
"The opportunity/requirement to attend a live performance is routinely cited as a major strength of MUS11. Every quarter, there are students for whom this is their first real concert or one of very few experiences focused on live music. It is an invaluable chance for students to apply course concepts in a real life, unpredictable scenario."
–– Scott Lindford, Assistant Professor of Music, Department of Music