2020 Scholarship Opportunities for Summer & College Dance Programs

These opportunities are for dancers who have registered online for one of the following audition classes on January 24: Summer Intensives & College Programs (High School Seniors – College: Purple) Summer Intensive Programs (Ages 15-High School Juniors: Red) Summer Intensive Programs (Ages 11 – 14: Green). Dancers who are registering for a package in the Purple, Red, or Green Tracks may select the audition at no additional cost. Dancers who are attending only the auditions must register online for these Audition Classes under the Single Class Registration Option. The cost is $40 for nonmembers and $35 for members. Online registration is open until January 15, 2020, 11:59 pm. After dancers have registered, they will receive an email link to complete the Audition Form. The audition form is due on January 15, 11:59 pm. Register Now: www.alabamadancefestival.org.

Scholarship Provider Scholarship Details and College Info Program Dates or Info Alabama Full tuition scholarships are available in each age group. Contact: Libba Owen [email protected] June 1 – 27, 2020 Housing not included, extended stay hotels or host families may 205-322-1874 be available. http://www.alabamaballet.org/ Alabama Dance Academy One full tuition scholarship for ages 11 – 14 Contact: Heather Dennis One full tuition scholarship for ages 15 – High School Jrs. [email protected] July 6 – 31, 2020

205-978-6830 Housing not included. https://www.alabamadanceacademy.com/ Alabama Dance Theatre Contact: Sara Sanford One full tuition scholarship to be awarded in each age group [email protected] July 13 -- 27, 2020 334-625-2590 Housing is not included, private homes may be available. http://www.alabamadancetheatre.com/

Two full and ten partial tuition summer program scholarships for ages 11 – 14

Two full and four partial tuition summer program scholarships for ages 15 – High School Jrs

Two full and ten partial tuition summer program scholarships for Summer Program Dates TBD Alabama State University High School Srs – College. Contact: James Atkinson, Jr. ASU Admissions: [email protected] Audition is also for acceptance to the ASU Dance Program. https://www.alasu.edu/admissions 334-299-6929 https://www.alasu.edu/cvpa/theatre-arts/bfadance- Alabama State University's BFA/Dance Program provides a ASU Financial Aid: program rigorous and comprehensive dance curriculum designed to https://www.alasu.edu/academics/apply-aid produce high caliber, diverse, and technically proficient dance artists, who contribute to the field of dance regionally, nationally, and globally. With ballet, modern, African or Hip Hop as foundational techniques, students can further choose jazz or tap as a focused elective. With comfortable classroom student to teacher ratios, individualized attention is given to each student's Scholarship Provider Scholarship Details and College Info Program Dates or Info

professional dance development and unique talents within the BFA/Dance Program at Alabama State University. Alabama Youth Ballet Theatre Contact: David Herriott One 50% scholarship for ages 11 – 14 [email protected] One 50% scholarship for ages 15 – High School Jrs June 8 - 20, 2020 706-589-2507 Housing not included. http://www.alabamayouthballet.org/

Scholarships are available for each age group.

Housing is not included in scholarship awards, but available at Duke University or off-campus.

The Pre-Professional Dance Intensive (ages 13-17) is an incomparable experience of intense dancing and community- Summer Dance Intensive (ages 18+): June 18 - July 25, 2020 building that cultivates compassionate leadership, confidence,

and your personal voice as an artist. Classes include African Pre-Professional Dance Intensive (ages 13-17): July 5 - 25 dance forms, ballet, composition, hip hop, modern, professional

portfolio development, and repertory. Evenings and weekends Dance Professional Workshop June 28 - July 18, 2020 include performances from an international roster of dance American Dance Festival (DPW =three week-long workshops) companies. Each week, you'll meet with your fellow dancers to Contact: Heidi Rodeffer discuss the performances and what matters to you as an artist. [email protected] ADF School Info: On the last day of the intensive, you'll perform for your friends, 919-684-6402 https://www.americandancefestival.org/education/school/ family, and the ADF community. https://www.americandancefestival.org/

ADF Financial Aid: At the Summer Dance Intensive (for ages 18+), dancers from https://www.americandancefestival.org/education/summer- around the globe come to train, create, and discover the vast dance-intensive/scholarships-auditions/ possibilities of the dance world. SDI is a powerful opportunity to

move, make, research, discuss, and form lifelong, career-

building relationships with other dance artists. You will design your own curriculum to reflect your passions and create the community that will support you on your journey. Students of all levels work each day with ADF's diverse faculty, extraordinary musicians, and vibrant student body to create rewarding, life- changing experiences. Students can receive college credit for the classes taken at ADF. Andalusia Ballet Contact: Alicia Morgan One full tuition scholarships for ages 11-14 [email protected] TBA Housing not included. 334-222-6620 http://www.andalusiaballet.com/ Atlanta Dance Connection Contact: Torrance Smith Two full tuition scholarships for ages 15 – High School Jrs [email protected] Two full tuition scholarships for High School Srs – College July 16 - 31, 2020 404-600-4255 Housing not included. http://www.atlantadanceconnection.com/ Scholarship Provider Scholarship Details and College Info Program Dates or Info

Audition is for acceptance and scholarship to Belhaven University Dance Department

The Belhaven University Dance Department (https://www.belhaven.edu/dance/) aims to equip students technically, artistically, academically, and spiritually to move into the world of dance and affiliated careers. Degrees offered Belhaven Admissions: Belhaven University include Master of Fine Arts (MFA), Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), https://www.belhaven.edu/admission/index.htm Contact: Krista Bower and Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Dance as well as a dance minor. [email protected] The Belhaven University Dance Department is committed to a Belhaven Financial Aid: 601-965-1413 high standard of excellence in ballet and modern dance http://www.belhaven.edu/financial_aid/apply.htm www.belhaven.edu/dance technique, improvisation, pointe, variations, pas de deux, choreography, performance, production, dance history, screendance, dance kinesiology, and pedagogy. The program's national accreditation, experienced faculty, Christian worldview, and beautiful facilities set it apart from other college dance programs. Belhaven offers you the opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge and practice in the field of dance within a Christ- centered environment. Summer Intensive: June 8 – 20, 2020 Two full and twelve 50% tuition summer program scholarships in https://www.brenau.edu/fineartshumanities/dance/summer- Brenau University each age group dance-intensive/ Contact: John Streit [email protected] Dorm housing is included. College Admission Requirements: 770-534-6245 www.brenau.edu/admissions/ https://www.brenau.edu/fineartshumanities/dance/ Audition is also for acceptance to Brenau University Dance Program. Financial Aid Info: www.brenau.edu/admissions/financialaid/

Scholarships are available to all age groups.

Housing not included.

Dance Theatre of Harlem School’s Summer Intensives provide a challenging exploration of ballet in a diverse and nurturing environment. Led by School Director, Robert Garland, former principal dancer and current Resident Choreographer with the Dance Theatre of Harlem Company, students will be immersed Contact: Dawn Gibson-Brehon Junior (ages 8-13): June 29 – July 17, 2020 in all aspects of neoclassical and classical ballet training, [email protected] following the Dance Theatre of Harlem methodology. In addition 212-690-2800 Senior (ages 13-21): July 20 – August 7, 2020 to daily ballet technique, students will take supplemental classes www.dancetheatreofharlem.org in various techniques, choreography/repertory, dance history, master classes taught by master artists from Dance Theatre of Harlem, and special guests. Field trips to select performances in New York City round out these robust intensives. For over 50 years, Dance Theatre of Harlem has offered students of all levels the opportunity to grow and develop as artists. Students who join us for the 2020 summer program will have a unique educational experience that will have them #StandTaller. Scholarship Provider Scholarship Details and College Info Program Dates or Info

Florida State University School of Dance Two full and one 50% tuition summer program scholarships for Session 1: June 7 - 12, 2020 Contact: La Toya Davis-Craig ages 15 – High School Jrs. Session 2: June 14 – 27, 2020 [email protected] Session 3: June 7 – 27, 2020 850-645-2449 Housing not included. http://dance.fsu.edu/ Three 50% tuition scholarships to Pre-Professional Training Intensive (12-18yrs) Gus Legacy Foundation One 50% tuition scholarship to JAZZ Intensive (11-14yrs) GUS College/Pro Intensive: July 6 - August 1, 2020 Contact: Lauren Giordano Curran One full tuition scholarship to JAZZ Intensive (High School & Pre-Professional Jr.High/HS Program: July 11 - Aug 1, 2020 [email protected] College) GUS Intensive (all dance styles, 5th grade-adult): June 22-26 773-275-5230 Three 50% and one full tuition scholarship to College/Pro JAZZ Intensive (5th grade-adult): July 27-31, 2020 https://guslegacy.org/ Intensive

Housing not included. Huntsville Ballet School Two full and two 50% tuition scholarships for ages 11-14 Contact: Nicole Fann One full and one 50% tuition scholarship for ages 15 – High [email protected] School Jrs TBA 256-539-0961 www.huntsvilleballet.org Housing is not included. Contact: Christy Corbitt Krieger Scholarships available in each age group. June 22– July 17, 2020 [email protected] 502-583-3150 ext. 250 Dorm housing is included at Indiana University Southeast. https://www.louisvilleballet.org/intensive/ https://www.louisvilleballet.org MTSU offers the only Bachelor of Science degree in Dance at a public university in Tennessee. The program promotes diverse College Program Info: intellectual and artistic scholarship, while fostering professional www.mtsu.edu/dance Middle Tennessee State University and social excellence in a liberal arts setting. Through studio Contact: Meg Brooker training, dance studies courses, and curricular and co-curricular College Admission Requirements: [email protected] activities, our students can be prepared to become artists, https://www.mtsu.edu/how-to-apply/index.php 615-898-5023 scholars, educators, arts advocates and leaders in the field of www.mtsu.edu/dance dance and beyond. Admission to the B.S. in Dance is through Financial aid Info: audition only. Dance study at MTSU emphasizes a holistic https://www.mtsu.edu/financial-aid/ approach that rigorously trains the body and engages the mind.

Mobile Ballet One full and one 50% tuition scholarship for ages 11 – 14 Contact: Katia Garza One full and one 50% tuition scholarship for ages 15 – High [email protected] School Jrs. June 15-27, 2020 251-342-2241 https://mobileballet.org/ Housing not included. Montgomery Ballet One full and two 50% tuition scholarships in each age group. Contact: Raquel Whitehead [email protected] TBA Housing not included, but available at Auburn University 334-409-0522 Montgomery http://montgomeryballet.org/ Scholarship Provider Scholarship Details and College Info Program Dates or Info

Teen Summer Intensive (ages 11-17): June 29th - July 19th, 2020 One full and three partial summer program tuition scholarships

available for each age group. BLUEPRINT Summer Intensive (ages 17-25):

August 3rd - 15th, 2020 Peridance Capezio Center Two partial tuition scholarships available for Certificate Program.

Contact:Erika Lee Peridance Certificate Program: [email protected] Teen Summer Intensive: Non-commuting students have the http://www.peridance.com/certificate-program.cfm 212-505-0886 option to participate in the housing program during the 3-week http://www.peridance.com/index.cfm intensive. Certificate Program Admissions: Other programs: Students are responsible for finding their own http://www.peridance.com/certificate-program-admissions.cfm accommodations. Peridance provides with a list of third-party

housing option. Financial Aid Information: http://www.peridance.com/scholarships.cfm Southeast Alabama Dance Company One full tuition scholarship for ages 11 – 14 Contact: Rosa Kulik One full tuition scholarship for ages 15-High School Jrs [email protected] July 13 - 18, 2020

334-702-7139 Housing not included, Courtyard Marriott Dothan recommended. https://southeastalabamadancecompany.org

Scholarships are available in each age group.

Housing not included.

Training the next generation of dance talent by combining the Terminus School of Modern Ballet rigor of ballet with the creative and intuitive movement Intermediate (ages 11-14): June 8 - June 27, 2020 Contact: Christine Welker techniques of contemporary dance. Through a comprehensive Advanced (ages 15-21): June 8 - July 16, 2020 [email protected] dance curriculum taught by our distinguished TMBT instructors, 404-849-8270 the summer intensive enriches the unique gifts of aspiring young Performances will be held on the final day of each intensive. www.terminus-serenbe.com artists in a safe and supportive studio environment while cultivating a deep love and respect for the dance art form. All programs will be held at Kennesaw State University Department of Dance with live accompanists for most ballet technique classes. Summer Spotlight Performance Intensive: July 19 - 25, 2020 One full tuition scholarship is available to Summer Spotlight Dance Invitational: July 26 – Aug 1, 2020 Performance Intensive (High School Jrs and Srs). Housing

included. College Program Info: Troy University www.troytheatreanddance.org Contact: Deborah Hicks Six full tuition scholarships are available for ages 15-High School [email protected] Jrs to Dance Invitational. Housing not included but may be College Admission Requirements: 334-372-0203 available through host. Acceptance to Dance Invitational is https://www.troy.edu/applications-admissions/index.html www.troytheatreanddance.org limited.

Financial Aid Info: Audition is also for acceptance to Troy University’s BFA in Dance https://www.troy.edu/scholarships-costs-aid/index.html Program.

Scholarship Provider Scholarship Details and College Info Program Dates or Info

Audition is for acceptance into the University of Alabama's Bachelor of Arts in Dance program. College Program Info: In 2018 the Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Dance offered by the https://dance.ua.edu/ Department of Theatre and Dance at University of Alabama was University of Alabama ranked as the top dance program in Alabama and the 15th best Contact: Lawrence Jackson dance program in the South. The dance program's greatest College Admission Requirements: [email protected] strength is the diversity of classes offered: in addition to virtuosic https://www.ua.edu/admissions/ 205-348-4476 training in ballet, contemporary dance, and jazz, students are https://theatre.ua.edu offered a wide range of professional skills including Financial Aid Info: choreography, dance for the camera, pedagogy, lighting and https://financialaid.ua.edu/ sound design, and anatomy. With this breadth of knowledge, students are well placed to achieve a sustainable future in dance, contributing as skilled artists and global citizens.

Two full and two 50% summer program tuition scholarships for Summer Program: ages 15 – High School Jrs. July 6 – 16, 2020

Two full and two 50% summer program tuition scholarships for College program info: Wallace State Community College High School Srs – College. www.wallacestate.edu/dance Contact: Brooke Desnoes [email protected] Housing not included, dorms available. College admission requirements: 256-352-8153 www.wallacestate.edu/dance Auditions is also for acceptance into WSCC’s Dance program, http://www.wallacestate.edu/admissions offering: AS Degree in Dance Performance & Dance Education Financial aid info: Certificate in Choreography & Ballet Pedagogy http://www.wallacestate.edu/financial-aid Participation in Allegro Dance Theatre

UNIVERSITY PROFILE Highly-ranked Belhaven University stands among select Christian colleges and universities with national influence and has been repeatedly named one of “America’s 100 Best College Buys.” The University offers 70 areas of study DANCE including academic majors and concentrations across a full spectrum of disciplines, as well as a variety of master’s degree programs and a doctorate program. Founded in 1883, the University has achieved the distinction of being among only 36 universities nationally accredited in each of the major arts—music, theatre, visual art, and dance. The science curriculum is one of only two Christian universities recognized by the White House STEM Initiative. The University’s 15 athletic teams compete in the NCAA Division III. All programs are taught from a Christian worldview perspective and are guided by the mission to prepare students academically and spiritually to serve Christ Jesus in their careers, in human relationships, and in the world of ideas.

RECOGNITION Belhaven offers a quality education in a supportive environment with a 12:1 student to faculty ratio, where Christian faculty and staff members are dedicated to WORSHIP THE LORD academic rigor and grace-filled care. The University enrolls 1,000 traditional students from 40 states and 28 different IN THE BEAUTY countries on the campus in Jackson. All campus buildings have been newly constructed or dramatically renovated OF HOLINESS; within the last two decades. Located in the capital city of Mississippi, students easily connect with the advantages DANCE BEFORE HIM, of an urban center, named one of America’s best cities for entrepreneurs, while living and studying on a charming ALL THE EARTH. campus located in a historic neighborhood. In total Belhaven University serves 4,500 students offering undergraduate, Psalm 96:9 graduate, and doctorate degrees at its Jackson residential campus, as well as an array of online, graduate, and adult degree programs.

ACCREDITATION Belhaven University has received national recognition for its academic programs and affordability. Furthermore, Belhaven is one of just 36 schools in the U.S. to be nationally accredited in all four of the arts: dance, music, theatre, and visual art.

CONTACT US www.belhaven.edu www.belhaven.edu/dance [email protected] [email protected] (601) 968-5940 (601) 965-1400

1500 Peachtree Street Jackson, Mississippi 39202 WHAT WILL I STUDY? WHAT ARE BELHAVEN DANCE • Ballet, Modern, Jazz, and Pointe GRADUATES DOING NOW? • Pas de Deux and • Gabriel Speiller is a member of Bruce Wood Non-Traditional Partnering Dance Company in Dallas and previously • Improvisation, Composition, performed with Paul Taylor 2 Dance and Choreography Company in N.Y. and with Ad Deum Dance • Pedagogy and Teaching Methods Company in Houston. • Dance Kinesiology, Conditioning, • Dara Oda is a company member in the and Injury Prevention in Fort Worth, Texas. • Dance History • Jamie Thompson is in the Broadway • Dance Production production of The Lion King and performed • Dance Technology with Dallas Black Dance Theatre. • Whitney Dufrene is a company member in DANCE WHAT CAN I DO WITH A Doug Varone and Dancers in New York City. Let your creativity come alive as you explore DANCE DEGREE FROM BELHAVEN? • Leyna Doran is Artistic Director of Ballet your passion for dance at Belhaven University. Hartford in Hartford, Conn. • Professional Careers in Dance Develop original approaches to choreography, • Arianna Marcell served as Artistic Manager Performance and Choreography and hone your skills in dance performance for the USA International Ballet Competition • Dance Administration for Companies through rigorous training and individualized Reunion Gala in Jackson, Miss. and taught and Arts Organizations

attention. Prepare for your career under at Pearls’ Dance Academy in Barbados. DANCE • Teaching at Private Studios, Performing the mentorship of world-class faculty • Carina Nasrallah earned a Master of Arts Schools, and/or Colleges in a Christ-centered environment. Science in Athletic Training with a • Dance Production Performing Arts focus at Shenandoah • Dance Ministry and Global Missions University in Winchester, Va. • Graduate School for Dance, Education, • DeMarcus Suggs performed with or Dance Science Dayton Contemporary Dance Theatre in Dayton, Ohio. WHY CHOOSE DANCE WHAT KIND OF OPPORTUNITIES • Tiffany Schrepherman is Production AT BELHAVEN UNIVERSITY? WILL I HAVE IN MY MAJOR THAT WILL Manager for American Dance Festival in A committed team of experienced faculty CONTRIBUTE TOWARD MY CAREER? Durham, N.C. and performed with Ad Deum Dance Company in Houston, Texas. teaches dance with a Christ-centered • Numerous opportunities to perform, approach. Degrees offered include a Bachelor • Katy Hagelin is the Artistic Director and choreograph, and present dance works Founder of Katy Hagelin Dance Project of Fine Arts (BFA), Bachelor of Arts (BA), and (six to nine dance concerts per year) as well Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Dance as well in Seattle, Wash. as participation in local, regional, and • Courtney Walker is a Principle Artist as a dance minor. State-of-the-art facilities national festivals and conferences offer one of the best learning environments with The Georgia Ballet. • Leadership opportunities in student • Stephanie Miracle earned a Master of Fine for dance and performance. Belhaven’s dance organizations and the Dance dance program provides rigorous technical Arts in Dance from University of Maryland Ministry Ensemble – training, numerous performance opportunities, and was a 2014 2015 Fulbright Fellow in • Participation in all aspects of production Essen, Germany. Her choreography has individualized instruction, and focused career including lighting, sound, costuming, preparation. Internationally recognized guest been presented in the U.S., Mexico, Russia, marketing, stage crew, etc. and Germany. choreographers and master teachers visit • Career preparation and student projects the dance department each semester eager • Lauren Ashlee Messina performs with tailored to individual postgraduate goals Marigny Opera Ballet in New Orleans, La. to share their experience with students. The • Public speaking and training to Belhaven Dance Department also has a • Stephanie Roston is a company member build resumes, video reels, and with Inlet Dance Theatre in Cleveland, Ohio. full-time, on-site athletic trainer who provides promotional materials injury care and prevention services specifically • Abigail Hardy is co-founder and co-director • Opportunity to earn a double major with of Zion Dance Project in Dallas, Texas. for our dancers. free tuition in fifth year of study 10:1 student-teacher ratio allows for personalized Joshua Blake Carter BRENAU DANCE GRADUATES advanced to successful careers in attention and guidance to the appropriate career Director, Gus Giordano II international performance, choreography, college and high school teaching, art path for each dance major. Juel Lane administration, as well as law, business and other art-connected professions. Commissioned works Multiple opportunities to work with professional with choreographers, field visionaries, dance ensembles and Ailey II and companies provide networking and possible Brenau dance graduates have GUEST ARTISTS Kassandra Taylor Newberry BRENAU DANCE job placement after graduation. performed with CONCENTRATIONS ELECTIVES Pilates program, starting with the Pilates Matwork, Zoetic Dance Ensemble Atlanta Lyric Theatre Minor in any area of interest or choose one Tap furthers development and decrease the chance of Carl Flink Dallas Black Dance Theater of the four offered concentrations in Ballroom injury. Students can choose to take semi-private RECENT Black Label Movement Broadway Touring companies ballet / jazz and musical theatre West African lessons using the Pilates apparatus including work Off-Broadway shows dance pedagogy / modern dance Carol Teitelbaum World dance on the Cadillac, Reformer, Wunda Chair, ladder Merce Cunningham Dance Disney World pre-occupational therapy / pre-physical therapy Company and Trust Pas de deux barrel, and Ped-o-Pole. Sesame Street Live Touring Variations Private classes in vocal performance and acting Charlotte Boye-Christensen Company are offered to dance majors who wish to pursue a Former artistic director of Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines Ririe Woodbury Dance Co. Zoetic Dance Ensemble career in theater arts. and director of Now ID Florida Dance Theatre Several opportunities to choreograph for main Jacques Heim stage performances and small showings are Artistic director of Diavolo available to dancers to master their skills. Matthew Rose Five to eight performances per year include Mark Morris Dance

Day of Dance, student choreography concert, Ririe-Woodbury Dance , Youth Concert Series in Atlanta, Company Winter Weekend, American College Dance Sherry Zunker Four theaters “The Little Theatre” Hosch Theatre Association, Gainesville Ballet spring performance, Six dance studios A 100-seat black box 350 seats senior thesis and faculty concert, Brenau Armando Luna Atlanta Ballet Pilates studio with a full Pearce Auditorium Theatre on the Square Convocations, community events, site specific works. Tara Lee FACILITIES array of apparatus 730 seats 300 seats Auditions to perform with the Gainesville Ballet Many have earned Many others became Company (GBC), which resides on Brenau’s Historic Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre M.F.A. or M.A. degrees successful dance studio Gainesville Campus, and receive performance credit from institutions such as owners and instructors. Bobby Barnett while dancing with the company. In addition, New York University Artistic Director of Emeritus students have the opportunity to earn credits in Atlanta Ballet SUNY Brockport the Teaching Practicum Lab assisting and teaching University of Maryland ballet school children of various ages. This program San Diego School of allows for practical teaching experience with Performing Arts faculty guidance and oversight helping you to University of Oklahoma become a skilled and effective teacher. 20+ hours a week working together in the studio with other dance students creates special and lasting bonds amongst dance majors

Richard Calmes Photography SCHOLARSHIPS Talent Scholarships are awarded on the basis of skill and technique level in ballet, modern, There’s a jazz, and improvisation. Auditions are scheduled during designated times throughout creator in all the year. Individuals may audition by video. Visit brenau.edu/fineartshumanities/dance of us that for details and dates. will lead to DAY OF DANCE Every year in October we welcome high a career that school students to take part in master classes from guest artists and Brenau faculty, inspires us an informal choreographic showing, and informational seminars. High school seniors also have the opportunity to audition for talent-based scholarships.

Contact us with questions or to schedule an audition at [email protected] or 770.538.4764.

Brenau Dance Department BRENAU UNIVERSITY BrenauUDance of ARTS in DANCE BrenauDance BACHELOR BrenauDance As a student in our coeducational program, you will engage in rigorous training that prepares you for success as a creative artist, educator, skilled technician, scholar and independent thinker. In a supportive and challenging environment, our program is designed to allow you to nurture and explore your interest in dance while developing your potential.

TRIPLE TRACK PROGRAM with professional training in Schedule a tour to learn more about classical ballet / modern dance / jazz technique Brenau by visiting brenau.edu or contacting the Admissions Office at 800.252.5119 ext. 6100, 770.534.6100,

or [email protected] Richard Calmes Photography JUNE 8-20 2020

Ballet Pointe Variations Jazz Hip-Hop Modern & Contemporary Dance Ballroom Yoga Pilates West African Dance

SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE SUMMER AGES 13 AND UP

JUNE DANCE 8-20 2020 INTENSIVE

Anengaging Tuition – $850 and exciting Housing and dance Meal Plan– $575 (meal plan is required experience if residential) Summer Dance Intensive accepts both residential and commuter students, however residential spots are limited. Registration Fee – $25 Due at time of deposit The program will culminate in Deposit – $325 a showing at the John S. Burd Center Full balance due by for Performing Arts on Brenau’s May 22, 2020 historic Gainesville campus. [email protected] / 770.534.6245 brenau.edu/fineartshumanities/dance/summer-dance-intensive Florida State University School of Dance SUMMER INTENSIVE DANCE WORKSHOP Ages 14 – 18 | Day or Residential Camp

SESSION ONE June 7 – 12, 2020 / $560 SESSION TWO June 14 – 27, 2020 / $1100 SESSION THREE June 7 – 27, 2020 / $1500 *Housing and meal plans are separate. SESSION ONE O ers a variety of techniques with daily classes in ballet, contemporary, jazz, West African, hip-hop, improvisation, and conditioning. SESSION TWO Daily classes include ballet, pointe, jazz, contemporary technique, as well as conditioning and repertory classes. Evening classes vary each day with o erings ranging from jazz, hip-hop, West African, and improvisation.

All students are encouraged to stay on campus but housing is optional.

AUDITION CLASS Sunday, February 2, 2020 / 9:30-11:30 AUDISSION VIDEO SUBMISSION Videos may be submitted online after completing online registration. Priority consideration is given to those videos submitted by January 31. *Students must be 14 before June 7 in order to audition for the Summer Intensive.

For more information or to complete the audition registration, visit: dance.fsu.edu/programs-2/youth-programs/

JUNE 22 - JULY 17, 2020 | AGES 13+ | LOUISVILLEBALLET.ORG/INTENSIVE

Louisville Ballet Summer Intensive is a 4-week program intended for SUMMER INTENSIVE FEATURES: professionally aspiring dancers ages 13 and up. Designed within a professional • With limited class size, our attendees have the unique advantage of getting company setting, this immersive curriculum is intently designed to strengthen personal attention from each instructor, bringing out the best in each dancer. classical ballet technique and develop individual artistry. Class size is limited to • Our curriculum is designed to allow each student to truly master the material, ensure an intimate environment and personalized attention. creating a lasting impact with visible results, both technically and artistically. Students have the unique opportunity of working directly with Louisville • Intensive curriculum includes Ballet, Pointe, Men’s Class, Variations, Ballet Artistic + Executive Director Robert Curran as well as Louisville Partnering, Conditioning, and Complementary dance styles. Ballet Artistic Staff. This year’s guest faculty include former • Culminates with Showcase, a complete stage performance opportunity. Principal Dancer Lauren Anderson, world renowned choreographer Adam • Partial and full merit scholarships available for select students. Hougland, and Broadway legend Gail Benedict. JUNE 24- JULY 19, 2019 Louisville, KY40202 315 East Main St US POSTAGE Louisville, KY PAID Permit #620 Non Profit AUDITION TOUR

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FEBRUARY 2 HOUSTON BALLET Louisville Ballet Resident Choreographer NASHVILLE, TN FEBRUARY 9 ROBERT NASHVILLE BALLET CURRAN LOUISVILLE, KY FEBRUARY 23 Louisville Ballet Artistic + LOUISVILLE BALLET Executive Director, former Principal at CHICAGO, IL MARCH 8 GAIL BENEDICT VIDEO SUBMISSION THROUGH MARCH 8 LOUISVILLEBALLET.ORG Musical Theatre Instructor, former stager for Bob Fosse

Certificate Program

Compared to a traditional ballet school, the Peridance Certificate Program is designed for dancers ages 17+ who wish to strengthen their training in contemporary dance while enjoying the cultural landscape of New York. Many dancers choose this program as a stepping stone between their formal dance education and joining professional dance companies. The Certificate Program’s renowned faculty and comprehensive curriculum prepares students to be technically accomplished, versatile, and fully equipped to be successful in the professional dance world.

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SCHOOL & FACULTY Artistic Director: Igal Perry Program Director: Nikki Holck School website: http://www.peridance.com/certificate-program.cfm School telephone: +1 212 505 0886 School address: 126 East 13th Street, New York, NY 10003. School facilities: Peridance facilities include 6 studios, an in-house Salvatore Capezio Theater, and amenities include a café and a Capezio Boutique. Dance faculty: 16 instructors (not including Workshop and Repertory Faculty)

DANCE EDUCATION Levels & age: • Intermediate to Advanced Level (ages 17-25)

Dance curriculum: The Certificate Program is divided into four semesters of 18 weeks each, over two years of study. The Program employs a credit hour system. Work is calculated in semester hours. Each semester hour is equivalent to 60 minutes. The program offers two tracks: Ballet/Contemporary and Commercial Dance. The curriculum consists of a minimum of 3 to 4 classes per day, five days a week. The program emphasizes personal attention and mentoring and nurtures each student’s full potential as a performer and an individual. Students attend technique classes in varying dance styles relevant to their chosen track and non-studio classes and seminars that flesh out their education and knowledge of the field. Letter grades are awarded in all technique and non-studio classes, as well as in workshops, performance analyses, and independent study projects.

Average class size: Approximately 10 - 40

Language/s in class: English

Dance qualification obtained: Certificate of Completion. *International students are also eligible to receive Optional Professional Training (OPT). OPT grants a graduating international dancer to work in the field in the United States for a period of one year

FEES & HOUSING

School year: Starts September 2020- June 2021. Program spans 2 years, 4 semesters in total. International students are required to complete a summer semester as well during the months of June/July and August.

School tuition per year: US students / International students $11,340USD / $14,035 USD

Scholarships: Peridance Capezio Center offers financial aid to the students of the Certificate Program in the following ways:

• Certificate Program students may apply for a Certificate Program scholarship through a competitive application and audition process. • Students demonstrating significant financial need may be granted a tuition payment plan. • Some students may qualify for Work/Study tuition assistance.

The link to the online application is published on the website at http://www.peridance.com/scholarships.cfm.

Healthcare costs: Students must carry own private insurance.

Additional costs: • Housing costs, living expenses, physical therapy fees, performance tickets, any additional workshops and classes, or other expenses are not included in tuition.

Fees - Room & Board: • No housing is provided for the Certificate Program. • The school provides students with a list of housing as a resource for them to find accommodations.

Learning Outcomes The Certificate Program develops a student's body of knowledge and experience to a level of technical and artistic mastery that aligns with the institution's mission and the program’s goals for student learning outcomes. Students who complete the program are prepared to work in the competitive international dance arena, supported by strong technique, artistic sensibility, and overall a comprehensive education.

Graduates Peridance graduates have formed illustrious careers as dancers, choreographers, educators, artistic directors, administrators, and more. Their alumni note their education at Peridance as a key to their development as artists. See Peridance Alumni page at http://www.peridance.com/alumni.cfm

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DANCE

Wallace State’s Dance program focuses on pre-professional development for students majoring in dance and provides a strong foundation for university transfer. Courses are also taught as electives and are available for non-credit.

PATHWAYS BROCHURE-Liberal Arts.indd 12 3/13/19 3:22 PM DANCE AWARD OFFERED: Associate in Science (General Studies), Short-Term Certificates OPTIONS: Performing Artist, Dance Instructor, Choreographer, Dance Therapist, Dance Studio Owner, Adjudicator of Performances

Do you love to dance and want to pursue a career in dance performance, choreography, or education? Wallace State’s new Dance Would you like to develop professional level dance program is headed by technique and uninhibited artistic expression while earning college credit? former If so, then the Dance Program at WSCC is a great place School in Paris director for you. Our program will help you develop professional Brooke Desnoës. practice skills, grow in your understanding and appre- ciation of dance as an art form, and pursue dance as a possible career choice. WSCC’s goal is to produce tech- nically strong and artistically expressive dancers who are sought after for their professionalism and ability to easily adapt to the broad range of styles demanded of today’s dance professionals.

The WSCC Dance program has opportunities available CONTACT: for earning an associate degree and short-term certifi- Brooke Desnoës cates. The General Studies Associate Degree offers two Instructor (256) 352.8153 dance focuses, one in Dance Performance and one in [email protected] Dance Education. Two short-term certificates are also available with concentrations in Choreography and Teaching Ballet. You may also audition for the WSCC dance theatre troupe, where you will have the oppor- tunity to perform and choreograph for annual perfor- mances, and festivals, while observing other college dance students and professional companies perform, take master classes, engage in service learning and out- reach programs, and study abroad.

All salary statistics are national averages provided by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics; state salaries may vary.

PATHWAYS BROCHURE-Liberal Arts.indd 13 3/13/19 3:22 PM ABOUT PATHWAYS Wallace State is pleased to be part of neering, and Math), or Health Science — the American Association of Community at the outset of your college career. The Colleges Pathways Project, which is funded coursework you take early in your degree by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. plan will be applicable to any major within The Pathways Project involves a rethinking the Pathway. and redesign of the student experience Choosing a specific major will come af- from enrollment through completion. ter you have engaged in career exploration As a student at Wallace State, you will in the new GPS Freshman Seminar and be encouraged to choose a broad path- have begun to build an e-portfolio, when way from one of four metamajors - Liberal you have a better notion of a well-suited Arts/General Studies, Applied Technolo- major, and when it is the right time for gies, STEM (Science, Technology, Engi- more specialized courses.

LIBERAL ARTS/GENERAL STUDIES S.T.E.M Art/Visual Communications Computer Science Business Administration Engineering Technology Business Education & Office Geospatial Technology Administration Math Business Management & Poultry Science 2+2 Supervision Pre-Engineering/ Engineering Criminal Justice Robotics Dance Sciences Global Studies Music Education HEALTH SCIENCES Paralegal Child Development Religious Studies Dental Assisting Dental Hygiene APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES Diagnostic Imaging Agriculture/Horticulture Diagnostic Medical Sonography Production Emergency Medical Services Automotive Service Technology Health Information Technology/ Aviation/Flight Technology Medical Coding Building Construction Medical Assistant Collision Repair Medical Laboratory Technician Culinary Arts Nursing Diesel Technology Occupational Therapy Assistant Engineering Technology Patient Care Specialist HVAC & Refrigeration Pharmacy Technology Machine Tool Technology Physical Therapist Assistant Mechatronics, Electronics, Polysomongraphy Technologist Robotics Technology Respiratory Therapy Salon & Spa Management Sports Medicine Small Farmer Training Therapeutic Massage Welding

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Do you love to dance and want to pursue a career in dance performance, choreography, or education? Would you like to develop professional level dance technique and uninhibited artistic expression while earning college credit? If so, then the Dance Program at WSCC is a great place for you. Our program will help you develop professional practice skills, grow in your understanding and appreciation of dance as an art form, and pursue dance as a possible career choice. Essentially, we offer a conservatory approach to studying dance in a liberal arts setting, combined with professional-caliber performance opportunities. WSCC’s goal is to produce technically strong and artistically expressive dancers who are sought after for their professionalism and ability to easily adapt to the broad range of styles demanded of today’s dance professionals. This program develops skills needed to pursue industry career options or further education at a four-year college or university program. The WSCC Dance program has opportunities available in the form of Associates Degrees and in Short-Term Certificates. The General Studies Associate Degree offers two dance focuses, one in Dance Performance and one in Dance Education. Two Short-Term certificates are also available with concentrations, in Choreography and in Teaching Ballet. You may also audition for Allegro Dance Theater the WSCC dance company, where you will have the opportunity to perform and choreograph for annual performances, and festivals, while observing other college dance students and professional companies perform, take master classes, service learning and outreach programs, and study abroad. Participation Allegro Dance Theatre at Wallace State Associates in Science Degree with a Concentration in Dance Performance and Dance Education Short-Term Certificate in Choreography Short-Term Certificate in Ballet Pedagogy

Career Opportunities in Dance: Performing Artist Dance Instructor Choreographer Dance Studio Owner Dance Therapist Adjudicator of Performances Somatic Movement Therapist Dance Critic Dance Administrator Dance Researcher

Faculty Advisor Brooke Desnoës / Dance Instructor at Wallace State College An American transplanted in France, who has recently returned to Cullman Alabama, Brooke Desnoës is one of the most gifted and prolific teaching artists of her generation, with over twenty years of experience at the international level. Her pre-professional training program opened the doors to successful professional careers for numerous students. Mrs. Desnoës trains her students “from the inside out” and provides them with an educational experience of the highest caliber. “Brooke is one of the few people I have ever known who sees such a ‘big picture’ and she immediately recognizes what is valuable and where someone’s possibilities could take them. She is not afraid to consider all possible connections and benefits, with a diversity that informs her teaching and choreography that makes for a more complete education in a dancer of today’s time.” – Violette Verdy Brooke Desnoës received her early dance training in her native Alabama and went on to dance with ballet companies across the Southeast and in Europe. She has danced a varied repertoire including leading roles in many classic such as “Sleeping Beauty,” “Cinderella,” “Paquita,” and “Romeo and Juliet,” as well as works by contemporary choreographers. After a period of teaching at The Washington School of Ballet in Washington D.C., under the direction of Mary Day, Brooke Desnoës founded L’Académie Américaine de Danse de Paris (AADP). Since its creation in 1997, AADP grew to become one of the largest and most reputable ballet schools in Europe. Ms. Desnoës holds a BA in Ballet Pedagogy from Brenau University and is in the final stages of completing a MA in Education. She obtained the French state ballet-teaching certificate in 1993 and has been a member of the “Conseil International de la Danse”/ UNESCO since 2006. She works directly with the Royal Academy of Dance to coordinate events in Paris where she was granted the title of Mentor in 2009. In 2014, for its 25th anniversary, the Annenberg Foundation identified Brooke Desnoës as one of the 25 vision-driven leaders chosen to represent the 8500 grantees whose visions they supported since its creation.

Audition/Scholarships Enrollment in all WSCC Dance Programs is by audition. Prospective students may also apply for a scholarship during the audition process. Live auditions are held on the WSCC campus during three times a year in February, March and June. Site-specific auditions will be held throughout the Southeast. Video auditions are permitted for prospective out-of-state students. Please contact the WSCC Fine and Performing Arts Department for audition dates or further questions.

Community Programs DanceKids DanceKids is a community outreach program open to students in 3rd – 8th grades. Classes are typically held in six-week sessions; theme based, and take place in the fall and spring of the academic year. Performance or demonstration opportunities follow the end of each session. WSCC faculty assisted by WSCC dance pedagogy students instruct dancers in ballet, jazz, modern, or creative dance techniques. Fine Arts Academy - Dance The Fine Arts Academy’s Dance students must be enrolled in one of WSCC partner high schools. The classes consist of a distinctive and comprehensive program designed to produce students who are capable of integrating pre-professional programs or pursing their dance education at the college and university level. Exceptional training and dedicated attention to each student provides a strong technical foundation in classical ballet and encourages artistic expression in all disciplines of dance. Students thrive in an environment that includes numerous performance opportunities throughout the year, workshops, and master classes as well as participation in festivals and dance competitions. Fall Session: October – December Spring Session: February - April

Summer Programs Ballet Pedagogy Certificate (16-year old - adults)

Divided into two mini terms offered during the summer semester, this is course is designed for the person who is thinking about teaching dance for the first time and for experienced teachers looking to refresh their curriculums. The ballet teaching certificate course provides theory and in class practice of teaching correct dance techniques from low levels through advanced levels in a logical, progressive, responsible and innovative manner. The mini terms can be taken in blocks of two or individually over a two-year period. All students wishing to participate in the ballet pedagogy certificate must officially register at WSCC and meet all of the admission requirements. Pre-Professional Division (12 – 19 year olds) Held annually, this two-week program gives serious students the opportunity to cap off their summer studies and prepare for the season ahead. WSCC faculty assisted by WSCC dance pedagogy students instruct dancers in ballet technique, pointe, variations, and jazz or modern classes. 1st session July 8 – July 11 / 2nd session July 15 – July 18 For more information about Dance Programs and Auditions, please contact Brooke Desnoes

Dance Instructor Department of Fine and Performing Arts Wallace State Community College p: 256.352.8153

a: 801 Main Street NW, Hanceville AL, 35077 w: www.wallacestate.edu e: [email protected]