NICK GABRIEL
LEADERSHIP
Gabriel is currently the Program Director for the BFA in Theatre Performance at Chapman University, where he is also a tenured, Associate Professor in the Discipline of Acting.
Noteworthy Chapman accomplishments include serving as co-chair of the Faculty Senate's Committee on Diversity and facilitating a partnership with Laguna Playhouse that enabled six Chapman University students to perform in the ensemble of THE GRADUATE starring Golden Globe winner Melanie Griffith.
As the former Director of Studio A.C.T. at the American Conservatory Theater, he conceived and implemented Studio A.C.T.’s curricular and operational revitalization, focusing on the diversification of the faculty and student body, and the development of new work. This shift toward a more inclusive model of theatre training greatly increased student enrollment, and generated new tuition revenue for A.C.T. Gabriel also served on the associate faculty of A.C.T.’s Master of Fine Arts program and the core faculty of A.C.T.'s undergraduate programs: the Summer Training Congress and San Francisco Semester.
Noteworthy Chapman accomplishments include serving as co-chair of the Faculty Senate's Committee on Diversity and facilitating a partnership with Laguna Playhouse that enabled six Chapman University students to perform in the ensemble of THE GRADUATE starring Golden Globe winner Melanie Griffith.
As the former Director of Studio A.C.T. at the American Conservatory Theater, he conceived and implemented Studio A.C.T.’s curricular and operational revitalization, focusing on the diversification of the faculty and student body, and the development of new work. This shift toward a more inclusive model of theatre training greatly increased student enrollment, and generated new tuition revenue for A.C.T. Gabriel also served on the associate faculty of A.C.T.’s Master of Fine Arts program and the core faculty of A.C.T.'s undergraduate programs: the Summer Training Congress and San Francisco Semester.