CUNY School of Professional Studies, M.A. in Applied Theatre
Carleton College, B.A. Major: English Minor: Medieval and Renaissance Studies (Cum Laude)
Sarah Meister (she/they) is an applied theatre artist and facilitator. Sarah is currently an adjunct faculty member in John Jay College (CUNY)’s Department of Interdisciplinary Studies, where her courses include “Voices of Migration,” “Troublemakers in the Pursuit of Justice,” “Technology and Culture,” “Forbidden Love,” and more. Sarah received an M.A. in Applied Theatre from the CUNY School of Professional Studies, where she now works as a program administrator and serves on the faculty as a thesis advisor, thesis reader, and writing coach. Sarah has worked as a theatermaker, facilitator, and cultural organizer with Jews for Racial and Economic Justice (JFREJ), Wonderlust Productions, Cornerstone Theater Company, the Defrost Project, the Creative Arts Team (CAT) Youth Theatre, and many more. Sarah was a 2022 winner of the American Alliance for Theatre & Education’s Distinguished Thesis Award for her master’s thesis “Speaking Back and Imagining Forward: Using Applied Theatre to Instigate Dialogue in Museums.”
ISP 101 | Seeking the City
ISP 115 | Voices of Migration
ISP 125 | You Are What You Eat: Food and Culture in the U.S.
ISP 132 | Monsters and What They Mean
ISP 235 | Apples and Oranges: Form and Meaning in the Arts
ISP 246 | Forbidden Love
ISP 255 | Technology and Culture
ISP 322 | Making Waves: Troublemakers, Gadflies, and Whistleblowers
ISP 335 | Violence in the Pursuit of Justice
American Alliance for Theatre & Education
New York City Arts in Education Roundtable
American Alliance for Theatre & Education Distinguished Thesis Award (2022)