STEPHAN LAURENT-FAESI 3965 N. Carrollton Ave. Professor of and Choreographer Indianapolis, IN 46205 [email protected]; http://blue.butler.edu/~slaurent/ 317/927-7166 (H); 940-9365 (Off.) 317/987-3315 (Cell)

CURRICULUM VITAE A. Teaching Experience

1988-present Butler University, Jordan College of the Arts, Department of Dance (Professor, 1999- present; Department Chairman, 1988-2003;Associate Professor, 1988-1998) Courses taught: Technique 1, 2, 3, 4 (Dance Majors) for Men Masterworks of Dance Theory & Philosophy of Dance Basic Choreography 2 (Choreography to Music) Choreography 3 (Choreography for Groups) Senior & Graduate Dance Production Graduate Dance Research Project Dance Teaching Practicum The Arts in Performance (piloted the new Core Curriculum course) Honors Courses First-Year Seminar (Core Curriculum) First-Year Experience for College Majors (Interdisciplinary)

2015 & 2016 Michigan Ballet Academy, Grand Rapids, MI (Guest Master Teacher) Course taught: Advanced Ballet Technique

2014-present Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, Blue Lake, MI (Dance Faculty) Courses taught: Ballet Technique, , Repertory (new choreography)

2003 Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (Guest Master Teacher & Guest Choreographer) Courses taught: Advanced Ballet Technique & coaching

Newtown High School for the Performing Arts, Sydney, Australia (Guest Master Teacher & Guest Choreographer) Courses taught: Advanced Ballet Technique & coaching

1994-present National High School Dance Festivals, Miami, FL, Philadelphia, PA, & Long Beach, CA (Master Teacher: Ballet Technique & Men’s Technique)

1993-1995 South Texas Dance Theatre, McAllen, TX (Guest Teacher: Advanced Ballet Technique)

1989-1991 Indianapolis Ballet Theatre (Guest Teacher: Professional Ballet Technique)

1989-2010 Jordan College Academy of Dance (Guest Teacher: Advanced Ballet Technique, )

1982-1988 Des Moines & School (Artistic Director) Courses taught: Professional Ballet Technique Advanced Ballet Technique for Scholarship Students Modern Technique Workshop (Graham-based) Character Dance (Slavic) Dance History Ballet Terminology

1983 Guest Teacher, Summer Residency, Iowa City, IA Courses taught: Ballet Technique, Stretch & Alignment

1979-1982 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Department of Dance (Assistant Professor and ) Courses taught: Ballet Technique for Majors (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced) Character Dance (Slavic) Dance Composition I & II Pas de Deux Repertory Introduction to the Art of Dance (Core Curriculum course)

1978-1979 Repertory Dance Company of the Southwest, Dallas, TX (Ballet Master) Courses taught: Professional Ballet Technique

1978 Ballet Del Monte Sol, Santa Fe, NM (Ballet Master/Resident Choreographer) Courses taught: Professional Ballet Technique

1977-1979 Southern Methodist University, Dance Division (Graduate Teaching Assistant) Courses taught: Intermediate Ballet Technique for Non-Majors Advanced Ballet Technique for Majors

1976 Varna International Ballet Competition, Varna, Bulgaria Coach for the Swiss team (Jean-Charles Gil & Margaret Pélissier)

B. Education Academic Education 1977-1979 Southern Methodist University, Graduate School of the Arts, Dallas, TX. Major: Dance. 1979: Master of Fine Arts, Summa Cum Laude. Courses studied: Graduate Dance History; Research Methodology; Teaching Methodology; Aesthetics & Criticism; Dance Production Project (Performance Thesis); Ballet Technique; Modern Technique (Graham); Modern Choreography; Independent Study in Management. Course Professors: Nikita Talin, Robert Scevers, Tanju Tuzer, Toni Beck, Robert Beard, Marcia Schramm, Betty Ferguson 1973-1974 Southern Methodist University, Meadows School of the Arts, Dallas, TX. Major: Dance. 1974: Bachelor of Fine Arts Courses studied: Ballet Technique; Modern Technique (Graham); Dance History; Repertory; Choreography; Dance Pedagogy; Cinematography; Music For Dance; Independent Study in Electronic Music. Course Professors: Nikita Talin, Karen Petersen-Kriete, Toni Beck, Robert Beard, Marcia Schramm, Betty Ferguson, Jerry Hunt 1966-1968 University of Lausanne, Switzerland, Faculté Des Lettres. Major: History and Art History; Minor: German Literature 1964-1966 Gymnasium of Lausanne, Switzerland. Major: Classical Humanities (Latin & Greek) 1966: Baccalauréat ès Lettres 1958-1966 Collège de Villamont, Lausanne, Switzerland. Major: Classical Humanities. 1964: Certificat d'Etudes Secondaires

Professional Education 1968-1971 Ecole de Danse Simone Suter, Lausanne, Switzerland. Professional syllabus through Fifth Grade (Bolshoï System). Courses studied: Ballet Technique (French School, Vaganova School, Bournonville School); Floor ; Pas de Deux; Character Dance; Jazz; Anatomy & Kinesiology; Music Analysis; Repertoire; Choreography; Benesh Dance Notation; Indian Classical Dance (Bharata-Natyam); Mime. Course Professors: Simone Suter, Turhan Betin, Stefan Ionescu, Jens Brenaa, Juliette Kando, Marian Balchin 1965-1968 Acting courses with Prof. Edmond Pidoux and Pierre Boulanger, Lausanne Member of touring theatre group Les Gais Vagabonds. Tours to France in summers. 1962-1968 Conservatory of Music in Lausanne Piano, percussion. Private instruction in music theory, guitar, baroque flute, organ.

Workshops 1980-1987 Summer workshops in & modern technique classes with Larry Rhodes, Marjorie Mussman, Finis Jhung, David Howard, Robert Denvers, and José Limon Dance Company. 1981 Intensive Summer Workshop in Movement Analysis Laban Institute for Movement Studies (L.I.M.S.), New York.

Language Proficiency Languages spoken fluently French; English; German Reading knowledge Dutch; Italian; Spanish; Latin; Classical Greek

C. Performances

Professional Performing Career

1989-2003 Butler Ballet, Indianapolis, IN (Artistic Director, Guest Principal)

1982-1988 Des Moines Ballet, Des Moines, IA (Artistic Director, Guest Principal) Tours throughout Iowa and to Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, Minnesota, South Dakota, North Dakota

1978 Ballet Del Monte Sol, Santa Fe, NM (Ballet Master & ) Artistic Director: Louise Licklider Tours throughout New Mexico.

1977-1978 Dallas Ballet, Dallas, TX (Guest Artist) Artistic Director: George Skibine; Ballet Mistress: Marjorie Tallchief

1975-1977 Scapino Ballet, Amsterdam, Netherlands (Demi-) Artistic Director: Armando Navarro; Ballet Mistress: Marianne Sarstädt Tours throughout Holland and to Italy, Finland, France, and Germany.

1974-1975 Ballet Royal De Wallonie, Charleroi, Belgium (Demi-Soloist) Artistic Director: Hanna Voos; Ballet Masters: George Lefèvre, Menia Martinez Tours throughout Belgium and to France and Spain.

1972, 73, 74 Bayreuther Festspiele, Germany (Soloist) Artistic Director: Wolfgang Wagner; Choreographer: John Neumeier

1972-1973 Ballett des Staatstheater Braunschweig, Germany (Demi-Soloist) Ballet Master: Manfred Taubert

1971-1972 Ballett der Städtischen Bühnen Freiburg-im-Breisgau, Germany (Demi-Soloist) Ballet Master: Willy Christ Regional tours in Southern Germany.

1969-1971 Ballet de la Jeunesse Romande, Lausanne, Switzerland. (Soloist) Artistic Director: Turhan Betin; Ballet Mistress: Simone Suter Works Performed (selected)

The Nutcracker (Michelle Jarvis & others/Tchaikovsky). Butler Ballet. Principal.

Coppélia (Stephan Laurent/Delibes). Des Moines Ballet. Principal.

Les Sylphides (Fokine, arr. Starbuck/Chopin). Ballet Del Monte Sol. Principal.

Passacaglia & Fugue (Doris Humphrey/Bach). U.W. Dance Theatre. Principal.

Turntable (James Starbuck/James Brown). Ballet Del Monte Sol. Principal.

The Nutcracker (George Skibine/Tchaikovsky). Dallas Ballet. Soloist.

Romeo & Juliet (George Skibine/Massenet). Dallas Ballet/Dallas . Soloist.

Assortimento (Hans Van Manen/Debussy). Scapino Ballet.

Pulcinella (Fernand Daudey/Stravinsky). Scapino Ballet. Soloist.

Coppélia (Armando Navarro/Delibes). Scapino Ballet. Soloist.

24 Bloote Voete (Charles Czarny/Brown). Scapino Ballet. Demi-Soloist.

The Nutcracker (Armando Navarro/Tchaikovsky). Scapino Ballet. Demi-Soloist.

Halve Symphonie (Armando Navarro/Tchaikovsky). Scapino Ballet.

Peer Gynt Suite (Eric Hampton/Grieg). Scapino Ballet. Demi-Soloist.

Zachte Vloer Show (Eric Hampton/Bartok). Scapino Ballet.

Venusberg Bacchanale (John Neumeier/Wagner). Bayreuther Festspiele. Soloist.

Prince Igor (Fokine, arr. Beriozov/Borodin). Ballet Royal de Wallonie. Soloist.

Oedipus Rex (Jorge Lefèvre/Maderna). Ballet Royal de Wallonie. Soloist.

Giselle (Perrot & Coralli/Adam). Ballet Royal de Wallonie. Demi-Soloist.

Petrushka (Fokine, arr. Beriozov/Stravinsky). Ballet Royal de Wallonie.

Le Coq d'Or (Fokine, arr. Skibine/Rimsky-Korsakov). Ballet Royal de Wallonie.

Swan Lake (Petipa & Ivanov/Tchaikovsky). Ballet Royal de Wallonie.

Ecce Homo (Joseph Lazzini/Berghmans). Ballet Royal de Wallonie. Soloist.

The Nutcracker (Tony Hulbert/Tchaikovsky). Ballet Royal de Wallonie. Demi-Soloist.

Venusberg Bacchanale (Nikita Talin/Wagner). Southern Methodist University. Principal.

The Nutcracker (Nikita Talin/Tchaikovsky). Southern Methodist University. Principal.

Ego (Stephan Laurent/Schaeffer) Southern Methodist University. Principal.

Cinderella (Manfred Taubert/Prokofiev). Braunschweig Ballet. Soloist.

Coppélia (Willy Christ/Delibes). Freiburg Ballet. Soloist.

Symphony in C (Willy Christ/Bizet). Freiburg Ballet. Soloist.

Der Zigeunerbaron (Willy Christ/Strauss). Freiburg Ballet. Demi-Soloist.

La Garde Civile (Simone Suter/Collage). Ballet de la Jeunesse Romande. Soloist.

L'Après-Midi d'un Fauve (Simone Suter/Sun-Ra). Ballet de la Jeunesse Romande. Principal.

Pas de Deux from Les Présages (Simone Suter/Fauré). Ballet de la Jeunesse Romande. Principal. Choreographic works * = review available + = television broadcast

2016 Enigma Variations, neo-classical/contemporary group work, for the Butler Ballet. Music by Sir Edward Elgar. 16 dancers. 25 minutes.

Swan Lake Act 3 for the Butler Ballet. Music by Pyotr Illiych Tchaikovsky. 44 dancers. 45 minutes.

2015 Precipitate, contemporary group work, for the Butler Ballet. Original score by Frank Felice. 26 dancers. 10 1/2 minutes.

Sleeping Beauty, Prologue and Act 2 Sc.2, for the Butler Ballet. Music by Piotr Illiych Tchaikovsky. 30 dancers. 40 minutes.

The Nutcracker, Snow Scene. Music by Piotr Iliych Tchaikovsky. 17 dancers. 15 minutes.

2014 Capriol Suite, neo-classical group work (variations on Renaissance dance themes) for the Butler Ballet. Music by Peter Warlock. 12 dancers. 12 minutes.

Cinderella, Act 1 & Act 3 Sc. 2, for the Butler Ballet. Music by Sergei Prokofiev. 27 dancers. 60 min.

The Nutcracker, Snow Scene. Music by Piotr Iliych Tchaikovsky. 17 dancers. 15 minutes.

2013 Giselle, Act 1 of the full-length ballet, with Prof. Marek Cholewa. For the Butler Ballet. Music by Adolphe Adam. 48 dancers. 34 minutes.

Paris Symphony, neo-classical group work for the Butler Ballet. Music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. 14 dancers. 17 minutes.

The Nutcracker, Snow Scene. Music by Piotr Iliych Tchaikovsky. 17 dancers. 15 minutes.

2012 *Enigma Variations, contemporary group work, for the Butler Ballet. Music by Sir Edward Elgar. 16 dancers. 26 minutes.

*Coppélia, full-length (Acts 1 & 2), for the Butler Ballet. Music by Léo Delibes. 40 dancers. 58 minutes.

The Nutcracker (full-length ballet) for the Butler Ballet, Party Scene. Music by Piot Ilyich Tcshaikovsky. 45 dancers. 30 minutes.

2011 *Sleeping Beauty, Prologue & Act II Scene 2, for the Butler Ballet. Music by Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. 30 dancers. 43 minutes.

*Karelia Suite, neo-classical group work for the Butler Ballet. Music by Jean Sibelius. 16 dancers. 15 minutes.

The Nutcracker (full-length ballet) for the Butler Ballet, Party Scene. Music by Piot Ilyich Tcshaikovsky. 45 dancers. 30 minutes.

2010 Swan Lake, Act 3, for the Butler Ballet. Music by Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. 52 dancers. 44 minutes.

*Farewell to the Singing Earth, contemporary group work for the Butler Ballet. Music by Gustav Mahler. 26 dancers. 22 minutes.

2009 Cinderella, Act 1 Sc. 1 and Act 3 Sc. 2, for the Butler Ballet. Music by Sergeï Prokofiev. 15 dancers. 43 minutes.

+*Journey Into Elsewhere, re-staging of the 1981 of the same title, First and Second Movements only (q.v. below), for the Butler Ballet’s Midwinter Dance Festival. Music by Leonard Salzedo (Concerto for Percussion). 26 dancers. 22 minutes.

2008 Giselle, scenes in Act 1, for the Butler Ballet. Music by Adolphe Adam. 40 dancers. 19 minutes.

2007 *Karelia Suite, neo-classical group work for the Butler Ballet. Music by Jean Sibelius. 16 dancers. 15 minutes.

2006 *Paris Symphony, neo-classical group work for the Butler Ballet. Music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. 10 dancers. 15 minutes.

Sleeping Beauty, Prologue and Act II Scene 2 for the Butler Ballet. Music by Piotr Illiych Tchaikovsky. 30 dancers. 43 minutes.

2005 *Farewell to the Singing Earth, contemporary group work for the Butler Ballet. Music by Gustav Mahler. 26 dancers. 22 minutes.

* Swan Lake Act III for the Butler Ballet. Music by Piotr Illiych Tchaikovsky. 32 dancers. 42 minutes.

2004 *Enigma Variations, contemporary group work, for the Butler Ballet. Music by Sir Edward Elgar. 15 dancers. 23 minutes.

2003 +*The Willow Maiden, original contemporary full-length ballet in four acts, in collaboration with Norman Walker and Cynthia Pratt. Original libretto by Ellen Denham. Original score by Frank Felice. 73 dancers. 2 hours 15 minutes.

*Capriol Suite, neo-classical group work (variations on Renaissance dance themes) for the Butler Ballet. Music by Peter Warlock. 12 dancers. 12 minutes. Re-staged for the Newtown High School for the Performing Arts, Sydney, Australia.

+*Death & the Maiden, re-staging of the 2000 contemporary chamber work, for the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. Music by Franz Schubert. 6 dancers. 18 minutes.

2002 *Petrushka , Scenes 2 and 3, for the Butler Ballet. Music by Igor Stravinsky. 3 dancers. 17 minutes.

+*Waldszenen, neo-classical chamber work (re-staging of the1993 ballet) for the Butler Ballet. Music by Robert Schumann. 5 dancers.16 minutes.

2001 +*Party Scene, portions of Battle Scene, Trepak and Apotheosis for the Butler Ballet's new production of The Nutcracker. Music by Piotr Illiych Tchaikovsky. 60 dancers. 34 minutes.

+*Coppélia Act II and substantial portions of Acts 1 & 3 for the full-length production of the classic by the Butler Ballet. Music by Léo Delibes. 60 dancers. 50 minutes.2000 +*Death & the Maiden, dramatic contemporary chamber work, for the Butler Ballet. Music by Franz Schubert. 6 dancers. 18 minutes.

+*Swan Lake, Act III of the full-length ballet, for the Butler Ballet. Music by Piotr Illiych Tchaikovsky. 38 dancers. 40 minutes.

The Seasons, 1-act classical ballet celebrating the centennial of the original Petipa première, for the Butler Ballet. Music by Alexander Glazunov. 25 dancers. 40 minutes.

1999 +*Giselle, Act 1 of the full-length ballet, in collaboration with Rochelle Zide-Booth, for the Butler Ballet. Music by Adolphe Adam. 45 dancers. 60 minutes.

+*Journey Into Elsewhere, re-staging of the 1981 contemporary ballet of the same title (q.v. below), for the Butler Ballet’s Midwinter Dance Festival. Music by Leonard Salzedo (Concerto for Percussion). 26 dancers. 22 minutes.

1998 +*Sleeping Beauty (Prologue, Act 2 Sc. 2, portions of Act 3), for the Butler Ballet. Music by Piotr Illiych Tchaikovsky. 42 dancers. 55 minutes.

+*Roeslein, contemporary chamber ballet for the Butler Ballet’s Midwinter Festival. Music by Franz Schubert. 4 dancers. 14 minutes.

*Simple Symphony, neo-classical ballet in four movements for the Butler Ballet (Summer Dance 1998). Music by Benjamin Britten. Re-staged from the 1982 work of the same name (q.v. below). 7 dancers. 15 minutes.

1997 *Afternoon of a Faun, in collaboration with Cynthia Pratt, for the Butler Ballet's Homage to Diaghilev. Music by Claude Debussy. 14 dancers. 15 minutes.

1996 Goethe Lieder, contemporary chamber ballet for the Butler Ballet's Summer Dance. Music by Franz Schubert on poems by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 4 dancers. 14 minutes.

+*Coppélia (Act I and Act II), full-length ballet, for the Butler Ballet. Music by Léo Delibes. 68 dancers. 95 minutes.

1995 The Rite of Spring, contemporary ballet, for the Butler Ballet's Midwinter Festival. Music by Igor Stravinsky. 22 dancers. 33 minutes.

1994 Swan Lake (Acts III and IV, in collaboration with other faculty members), for the Butler Ballet. Music by Piotr Illiych Tchaikovsky. 32 dancers. 40 minutes (Act III) and 18 minutes (Act IV).

Songs of Ophelia, contemporary ballet for the Butler Ballet's Midwinter Festival, in collaboration with the Musical Arts Consortium of Boston, MA. Music by Dimitri Shostakovich. 16 dancers. 27 minutes.

1993 Sleeping Beauty (Prologue, Act II Sc. 2 of the full-length ballet) for the Butler Ballet. Music by Piotr Illiych Tchaikovsky. 30 dancers. 30 minutes (Prologue) and 12 minutes (Act II Sc. 2).

Rustling Leaves, neo-classical group work, for the Butler Ballet’s Midwinter Festival. Music by Johannes Brahms. 16 dancers. 12 minutes.

Waldszenen, neo-classical chamber work for the Butler Ballet's Summer Dance concert. Music by Robert Schumann. 5 dancers. 16 minutes.

The Nutcracker (Act I: Snow Scene; Act II: Arabian Dance, Chinese Dance, Finale) for the Butler Ballet. Music by Pyotr Illiych Tchaikovsky. 28 dancers.

1992 Ballade , neo-classical chamber work for the Butler Ballet's Midwinter Festival. Music by Frédéric Chopin. 3 dancers. 12 minutes.

Intermezzo, contemporary chamber work for the Butler Ballet's Summer Dance concert. Music by Johannes Brahms. 4 dancers. 9 minutes.

The Nutcracker (Act I: Party Scene and Snow Scene) for the Butler Ballet. Music by Pyotr Illiych Tchaikovsky. 80 dancers.

1991 +Alexander Nevsky (The Crusaders in Pskov and The Battle on Ice) for the Butler Ballet, in collaboration with the Butler Chorale and the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra, for the JCFA Soviet Arts Week. Also direction and libretto. Music by Sergeï Prokofiev. 57 dancers. 20 minutes.

*Cinderella, full-length classical ballet in three acts and five scenes, for the Butler Ballet. Adapted from the 1986 version for the Des Moines Ballet. 74 dancers. 2 hours. Revived in 1993.

Lenny: A Tribute to , contemporary group work for the Butler Ballet's Midwinter Festival. In collaboration with the Butler Symphonic Wind Ensemble. Music by Leonard Bernstein. 21 dancers. 22 minutes.

1990 *The Planets (Prologue, Mars, Uranus, and Neptune ), full-length production for the Butler Ballet. Also direction, libretto and sound track. Music by Gustav Holst and Isao Tomita. 60 dancers.

Spanish Dance and Mirlitons for the Butler Ballet's 1990 production of The Nutcracker. Music by Piotr Illiych Tchaikovsky. 9 dancers.

*Le Jardin Féerique , neo-classical pas de deux for the Butler Ballet (Summer Dance 1990). Re- staged from the 1976 work of the same name (q.v. below). 2 dancers. 10 minutes.

*Je T'aime... Tendrement , neo-classical pas de deux for the Butler Ballet (Midwinter Festival 1990). Re-staged from the 1986 work Quatre Fois Je T'aime (q.v. below). 2 dancers. 10 minutes.

1989 *Coppélia, full-length classical ballet for the 1989 Romantic Festival of Butler University. (Additional choreography in Act III by Michelle Jarvis, Bud Kerwin and Marek Kholeva). Music by Léo Delibes. Adapted from the 1984 version for the Des Moines Ballet (q.v. below).

*Journey Into Elsewhere, abstract contemporary work in five movements, for the Butler Ballet (Midwinter Festival 1989). Music by Leonard Salzedo (Concerto for Percussion). Re-staged from the 1981 work of the same name (q.v. below). 24 dancers. 23 minutes.

*Simple Symphony, neo-classical ballet in four movements for the Butler Ballet (Summer Dance 1989). Music by Benjamin Britten. Re-staged from the 1982 work of the same name (q.v. below). 7 dancers. 15 minutes.

*Waltz of the Flowers for Act II of the Butler Ballet's 1989 production of The Nutcracker. Music by Piotr Illicit Tchaikovsky. 11 dancers, 9 minutes.

1988 *Prodigal Son, dramatic contemporary ballet inspired by the biblical story, for the Des Moines Ballet. Music by Benjamin Britten (Variations on a Theme by Frank Bridge). 20 dancers. 23 min.

Dance scenes for Benjamin Britten's opera Noye's Fludde, for First Presbyterian Church in Des Moines. 2 dancers. 7 minutes.

1987 *Catulli Carmina, dramatic contemporary ballet, for the Des Moines Ballet. Music by Carl Orff. 18 dancers. 45 minutes.

1986 +*Cinderella, full-length classical ballet in three acts and five scenes, for the Des Moines Ballet. Music by Sergeï Prokofiev. Televised state-wide by the Iowa Public Television Network in 1988. Recipient of the Iowa Outstanding Artistic Achievement award in 1986. 35 dancers. 2 hours. Re- staged in 1991 for the Butler Ballet.

*Quatre Fois Je T'aime, four neo-classical pas de deux for the Des Moines Ballet. Music by Claude Debussy (String Quartet). 8 dancers. 23 minutes.

*Variations For A Ballet Company, neo-classical group work for the Des Moines Ballet. Music by Sergeï Rachmaninov (Rhapsody on a Theme by Paganini). 16 dancers. 25 minutes.

1985 *Introduction And Allegro, dramatic contemporary chamber work for the Des Moines Ballet. Music by Sir Edward Elgar. 4 dancers. 15 minutes.

1984 +*Coppélia, full-length classical ballet in three acts, for the Des Moines Ballet. Music by Léo Delibes. Revived in 1985 and televised live statewide by the Iowa Public Television Network. 23 dancers. 2 hours. Re-staged for the Butler Ballet in 1989 (Romantic Festival).

+*Aida (Triumphal Scene, Temple Scene, Nubian Dance), for the Des Moines Metro Opera. Music by Giuseppe Verdi. 15 dancers.

*Je T'aime, neo-classical pas de deux for the Des Moines Ballet. Music by Claude Debussy. 7 min.

*The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, contemporary story ballet in three scenes, commissioned by the Iowa Arts Council, for the Des Moines Ballet. Music by Aram Khachaturian (Concerto for Piano # 1). Revived in 1987. 19 dancers. 45 minutes.

1983 *A Neo-Classical Symphony, neo-classical group work for the Des Moines Ballet. Music by Sergeï Prokofiev (Symphony # 1). 14 dancers. 16 minutes.

1982 *The Nutcracker, full-length classical ballet in two acts, for the Des Moines Ballet. Music by Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. 28 dancers. 1 hour 30 minutes.

*Simple Symphony, neo-classical chamber work for the Des Moines Ballet. Music by Benjamin Britten. Revived in 1987 for the Des Moines Ballet, and in 1989 & 1998 for the Butler Ballet. 7 dancers. 14 minutes.

Sequential Games, post-modern work commissioned by the Milwaukee 20th Century Ensemble, together with a revival of Journey Into Elsewhere, for an ensemble of dancers from the Milwaukee Ballet. Music by Lukas Foss (Music For Six). 6 dancers. 18 minutes.

*Familiar Strangers, contemporary dramatic work commissioned by the International Percussion Symposium in Milwaukee. Music by Lou Harrison (Concerto for Violin & Percussion Orchestra). Revived in 1983 for the Des Moines Ballet. 8 dancers. 20 minutes.

1981 French Suite, contemporary group work for the U.W.M. Fine Arts Dance Theatre. Music by William Kraft. 8 dancers. 11 minutes.

Shackle, solo for modern dancer Clyde Morgan. Music by Elliot Carter (Saëta ). 4 minutes.

Après-Midi d'été, neo-classical pas de deux with music by Claude Debussy. 11 minutes.

Images From The Dark Land, dramatic contemporary group work for the U.W.M. Fine Arts Dance Theatre. Music by George Crumb (Black Angels String Quartet). 14 dancers. 23 minutes.

1980 *Journey Into Elsewhere, contemporary abstract group work for the UWM Fine Arts Dance Theatre. Music by Leonard Salzedo (Concerto For Percussion). Revived in 1982 for an ensemble of dancers from the Milwaukee Ballet. Revived in 1983 and 1986 for the Des Moines Ballet, and re- staged in 1989 and 1999 for the Butler Ballet. 18 dancers. 23 minutes.

Six Interludes for Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, for the UWM Professional Actor's Training Program. 13 dancers. Music by Gustav Mahler and Zoltan Kodaly.

This Ae Nighte, dramatic contemporary ballet for the UWM Fine Arts Dance Theatre. Music by Benjamin Britten (Serenade for Tenor, Horn, and String Orchestra). Revived for the Young Choreographers Festival in Dallas in 1980. Revived for the Des Moines Ballet in 1982. 15 dancers. 21 minutes.

1979 Nightshadows, Graduate Thesis Concert at Southern Methodist University. Music by Witold Lutoslawski and sound effects collage. 7 dancers. 18 minutes.

1978 Pygmalion '78, dramatic neo-classical work for Ballet Del Monte Sol, Santa Fe, NM. Electronic score by Isao Tomita after original piano pieces by Claude Debussy. 5 dancers. 20 minutes.

Billy The Kid Suite(in collaboration with Toni Beck and Robert Beard)for Repertory Dance Company of the Southwest, Dallas, TX. Music by Aaron . 10 dancers. 15 minutes.

1976 +*Le Jardin Féerique, neo-classical pas de deux commissioned by the Rotterdam Arts Foundation. Music by Maurice Ravel (Ma Mère L'Oye). Premiered by the Scapino Ballet. Revived for the following companies: Ballet de la Jeunesse Romande, 1976; Ballet Del Monte Sol, 1978; Repertory Dance Company, 1979; Des Moines Ballet, 1983; Butler Ballet, 1990. Videotaped by the Wisconsin Public Television.

1975 Pas de Deux for Ballet on the Border, McAllen, TX. Music by Maurice Ravel. 4 minutes.

1974 Ego, Senior Production Project at Southern Methodist University. Electronic music by Ilhan Mimaroglù, Tzvi Avni, Pierre Schaeffer. 11 dancers. 20 minutes.

1973 Steps, a film essay for 2 dancers. Music by Ricardo Rodrigo. Also performed as a stage version at Southern Methodist University. 4 minutes.

1970 La Quête for Ballet de la Jeunesse Romande, Lausanne, Switzerland. Music by Ravi Shankar, poems by Rabindranath Tagore. 7 dancers. 16 minutes.

Directing & Design

1989-2003 Artistic Director, Butler Ballet The Willow Maiden (April 2003) Midwinter Dance Festival, with Guest Choreographer Ko Chun-Kwai (February 2003) The Nutcracker (December 2002). Tour to Champaign, IL. Summer Dance (July 2002) Homage to the Russes (April 2002) Midwinter Dance Festival (February 2002) The Nutcracker (November-December 2001). Televised by WTBU-TV. Coppélia (April 2001) Midwinter Dance Festival (February 2001). Televised by WTBU-TV. The Nutcracker (December 2000) Summer Dance (July 2000) Swan Lake (April 2000). Televised by WTBU-TV. Midwinter Dance Festival (February 2000) The Nutcracker (December 1999). Tours to Kokomo & Marion, IN. Giselle (April 1999). Televised by WTBU-TV. Midwinter Festival (February 1999), with Guest Choreographer John Mullins; televised by WTBU-TV. The Nutcracker (December 1998) Summer Dance (July 1998) Sleeping Beauty (April 1998); televised by WTBU-TV Midwinter Festival (February 1998), with Guest Choreographer Donald Byrd; televised by WTBU-TV The Nutcracker (December 1997); tour to Marion and Kokomo, IN Homage to Diaghilev (April 1997) The Nutcracker (December 1996); tour to Danville, IL Summer Dance (July 1996) Coppélia (April 1996); televised by WTBU-TV Midwinter Festival (February 1996) The Nutcracker (December 1995); televised by WTBU-TV Swan Lake (April 1995) Midwinter Festival (February 1995) The Nutcracker (December 1994); tour to Marion, IN, and Danville, IL Summer Dance (July 1994) Sleeping Beauty (April 1994) Midwinter Festival (February 1994) The Nutcracker (December 1993); tour to Kokomo, IN Summer Dance (July 1993) Cinderella (April 1993) Midwinter Festival (February 1993) The Nutcracker (December 1992); tour to Marion, IN, and Danville, IL Summer Dance (July 1992) Midwinter Festival (February 1992) The Nutcracker (November-December 1991); tour to Kokomo, IN Alexander Nevsky (October 1991); televised by WTBU-TV Summer Dance (July 1991) Cinderella (April 1991) Midwinter Festival (February 1991) The Nutcracker (November-December 1990; tour to Marion, IN, and Danville, IL) The Planets (April 1990; Re-staged October 1990) Midwinter Festival (March 1990) Coppélia (Romantic Festival, April 1989) Midwinter Festival (March 1989)

1988-2003 Production Stage Manager, Butler Ballet The Willow Maiden (April 2003) Midwinter Dance Festival (February 2003) The Nutcracker (December 2002) Summer Dance (July 2002) Homage to the (April 2002) Midwinter Dance Festival (February 2002) The Nutcracker (November-December 2001) Televised by WTBU-TV. Coppélia (April 2001) Midwinter Dance Festival (February 2001) Summer Dance (July 2000) Swan Lake (April 2000) Midwinter Dance Festival (February 2000) Giselle (April 1999) Midwinter Dance Festival (February 1999) Summer Dance (July 1998) Homage to Diaghilev (April 1997) Midwinter Festival (February 1997) Summer Dance (July 1996) The Nutcracker (December 1996); tour to Danville, IL Midwinter Festival (February 1996) Swan Lake (April 1995) Midwinter Festival (February 1995) The Nutcracker (December 1994); tour to Marion, IN, and Danville, IL Sleeping Beauty (April 1994) Midwinter Festival (February 1994) The Nutcracker (December 1993); tour to Kokomo, IN Cinderella (April 1993) Midwinter Festival (February 1993) The Nutcracker (December 1992); tour to Marion, IN, and Danville, IL The Messiah (April 1992) Midwinter Festival (February 1992) The Nutcracker (November-December 1991); tour to Kokomo, IN Alexander Nevsky (October 1991) Cinderella (April 1991) Midwinter Festival (February 1991) The Planets (April 1990, re-staged October 1990) The Nutcracker (November-December 1988; tour to Danville, IL)

1992-2003 Television Directing and Editing The Willow Maiden (April 2003), WTBU The Nutcracker (December 2001), WTBU Sleeping Beauty (April 1998), WTBU Midwinter Festival (February 1998), WTBU Coppélia (April 1996), WTBU The Nutcracker (December 1995), WTBU Alexander Nevsky (March 1992), WTBU Cinderella (April 1988), Iowa Public Television Network Coppélia (April 1985), Iowa Public Television Network

1992-2003 Lighting Design Senior Production/Jordan Dance Ensemble Concert (March 2003) Summer Dance (1995-2002) The Nutcracker tour performances (1992-2002)

1989-present Sound Design & Music editing Farewell to the Singing Earth - Midwinter Festival, 2005 Enigma Variations - Midwinter Festival, 2004 The Willow Maiden (2001-03) Capriol Suite - Midwinter Festival, 2003 Summer Dance (1990-2002) Petrushka, Song of the Nightingale, and Les Sylphides - Homage to the Ballets Russes, 2002 The Seasons (Alexander Glazunov) – Midwinter Dance Festival 2000 Giselle (Adolphe Adam) – re-mix of scenes usually omitted, 1999 The Planets (Gustav Holst) – mix of symphonic and electronic versions, 1990 The Nutcracker (Tchaikovsky) – sound track for school matinees (1992-2002) Rehearsal sound tracks for all Butler Ballet productions, 1989-2003

1982-1988 Artistic Director, Des Moines Ballet Professional ballet company (18 dancers) and school (200 students) Six seasons with extensive regional touring throughout the Midwest: Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri, North & South Dakota For details of works premiered, please see Choreographic Works Sponsored presentation in Des Moines of the following dance companies: Baryshnikov & Friends (1983, 1987); Nureyev & Friends (1986); Cynthia Gregory & Dancers (1985); Bella Lewitzky Company (1984); (1982) Commissioned the following guest choreographers and guest teachers: Victoria Simon (1988); Marjorie Mussman (1987); Anne-Marie de Angelo (1986); Charles Czarny (1984, 1985); James Starbuck (1983); Robert Beard (1983); Nikita Talin (1983)

1978-1979 Ballet Master, Repertory Dance Company of the Southwest, Dallas, TX Professional company (8 dancers)

1978 Ballet Master/Resident Choreographer, Ballet Del Monte Sol, Santa Fe, NM Professional ballet company (7 dancers)

D. Publications

2010 2 reviews published by the internet publication Dance Insider Online

2004 9 reviews published by the internet publication Dance Insider Online, covering the 2004 Ballet Festival of the , Hamburg, Germany

2003 2 reviews published by the internet publication Dance Insider Online

1998 The Ballet Russe Scenery Collection of the Butler Ballet Extensive web site documenting the scenery collection at Butler, with pictorial representation of the scenery, historical notes on each piece, and musical excerpts where available (http://www.butler.edu/dance/br_scenery.html)

1982 Ballet Terminology A 35 pp. booklet for the Des Moines Ballet School, published in-house

1978 Opera-Ballet: An Essay in Dance and Music History A 110 pp. graduate thesis project at Southern Methodist University

1974 de Deux de Casse-Noisette, a complete step-by-step analysis & description of the Ivanov original choreography of The Nutcracker Grand Pas de Deux

1969-1971 Resident Dance Critic for the Swiss daily newspaper Feuille d'Avis de Lausanne (now renamed 24 Heures). Over 70 reviews published. Special reporting assignments in London, Paris, Copenhagen, Munich, Festival of Nervi, Festival of Saint-Paul-de-Vence.

1970-1975 Occasional reviews for the Swiss periodical Cahiers De La Danse. E. Professional Conferences and Presentations

2015 The Quest for Magic in Speculative Fiction and the Arts, multi-media presentation for the Hawaii International Conference for Arts and Humanities, Honolulu, HI

2009 The Willow Maiden: A Fantasy Ballet, multi-media presentation for WorldCon, the World Conference of Science Fiction & Fantasy Literature. Also on the panels for French Fantasy and Fantasy in Opera in the same Conference.

2006 The Quest for Magic in Speculative Fiction and the Arts, multi-media presentation for MythCon, the annual conference of the Mythopeic Society in Norman, OK

2005 Attendance at WorldCon, the annuals Science-Fiction and Fanatsy conference, Glagow, Scotland, and TolkienCon, the annual conference of the Tolkien Society, Birmingham, England. Member of the Awards Panel for Fiction for the annual Mythopoeic Award.

2003 Pre-performance public presentations for The Willow Maiden, in collaboration with the ballet's composer and librettist

Pre-performance public presentation for Midwinter Festival

2002 Introduction to NASD, a presentation of the philosophy of voluntary accreditation to the NASD Annual Conference in Tucson, AZ.

Attended special workshop on assessment at the meeting of the Council of Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) in Washington, D.C.

Workshop for Visiting Evaluators for new members of the accreditation visit team of NASD, Tucson, AZ

Pre-performance presentations for Compania de Danzxa Antonio Marquez, Midwinter Dance Festival and Homage to the Ballets Russes at Clowes Hall.

2000 Introduction to NASD, a presentation of the philosophy of voluntary accreditation to the NASD Annual Conference in Dallas, TX.

Pre-performance presentation for the Butler Ballet’s Swan Lake, Clowes Memorial Hall

1999 Re-elected Treasurer to the Board of Directors, National Association of Schools of Dance

Pre-performance presentation for Midwinter Dance Festival and Giselle, Clowes Hall

1997 Dancing on the Web, a multi-media presentation to the NASD Annual Conference in Houston, TX

Technology in Teaching, for the Ameritech Technology Conference at Butler University

1996 Dance and the Internet, a multi-media presentation to the Graduate Program of California State University/Long Beach

History of Dance at Jordan College, a multi-media presentation to the JCFA Board of Visitors in Indianapolis

Elected Treasurer of the Board of Directors of NASD

1995 Dance and the Internet, a multi-media presentation to the NASD Annual Conference in Palm Beach, FL.

1994 The Arts Executive at Work, a presentation to the NASD Annual Conference in Tucson, AZ.

The Arts for Academic Competition Coaches, a presentation to the State Academic Coach Conference in Indianapolis.

1993 The Dance Executive: A closet full of hats, a presentation to the NASD Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA.

Elected to the Board of Directors of NASD.

Attended 2-week tour of United Kingdom and Ireland institutions of the Institute for Study Abroad; made presentation on visitation to Glasgow Art Institute to the National Advisory Council in Glasgow, Scotland.

1992 Teaching Choreography, a presentation to the NASD Annual Conference in Dallas, TX

Attended Annual Conference of the National Advisory Council of the Institute for Study Abroad; chaired Academic Programs Committee meeting

Served as moderator for pre-performance interview of Eliot Feld during residency of Feld Ballet/NY at Clowes Memorial Hall

1991 Presentation to the Butler University Board of Trustees Academic Affairs Committee

Attended NASD Annual Conference and participated in numerous panels concerning dance education; participated in all-day seminar on AIDS and eating disorders

Presentation to the Financial Executives Institute, Indianapolis Chapter, on the ballet Cinderella, its history, music, and libretto

1990 Consultant (Site Visitor) for the Indiana Arts Commission

Attended NASD Annual Conference and participated in numerous panels concerning arts and dance education, research in dance, graduate standards, dance ensembles

International Dance Exchanges, presentation at Butler's annual Faculty Forum

1989 The Look of Perfection, presentation at the first Indianapolis Dance Medicine Conference hosted by Butler University. Also active participation in the organization and preparation for this event, coordinating in particular with the Athletic Department, Office of Extended Programs, Jordan Academy of Dance, Indianapolis Ballet Theatre, Dance Kaleidoscope, and Methodist Sports Medicine Clinic.

Attended NASD Annual Conference and participated in numerous panels concerning future policy issues in dance education, tenure/promotion issues for dance faculty, undergraduate standards; participated in training session for accreditation.

Lecture for Indianapolis Public School principals on the role of arts in education

Panelist for the Indiana Arts Commission (Presenters Touring Program, Artists in the School, and Arts in Education programs).

Presentation of the citation for Honorary Degree to Elaine Bauer at the 1989 Commencement Ceremony of Butler University.

1988 Attended NASD Annual Conference and participated in several panels concerning curriculum development, liberal arts/professional training approaches; attended training seminar for accreditation evaluation.

F. Awards, Honors, Grants

2015 Presenter's Grant of $2,400 to partially support presentation at Hawaii International Conference for the Arts and Humanities, various College and University sources

2003 Corporate Sponsorship Grant of $5,000 for the Butler Ballet's 2003 world première of the full-length ballet The Willow Maiden.

2002 Corporate Sponsorship Grant of $2,500 from the National Bank of Indianapolis for the Butler Ballet's 2002 production of The Nutcracker.

2000 Donation to the Butler Ballet from the Chicago Tribune Foundation and Ruth Page Foundation of all of Ruth Page’s Nutcracker sets, costumes, and props.

1995 Grant to the Butler Ballet of $10,000 from Venture Stores Corporation to assist in the production of The Nutcracker.

1994 Joint Provost/JCFA Dean grant of $3,000 for professional travel to England to investigate additional institutions to be added to the roster of study abroad programs at Butler.

1992 Project Grant of $2,840 from the Indiana Arts Commission to assist the marketing of the Butler Ballet's new season ticket campaign

1991 Lilly Faculty Grant of $3,500 for professional travel to Europe to investigate study abroad possibilities in the performing arts (France, Netherlands, Switzerland)

President's Grant of $700 from the Arts Council of Indianapolis to help subsidize the cost of hiring the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra for the Butler Ballet's production of Alexander Nevsky 1990 President's Grant of $ 500 to the Butler Ballet from the Indianapolis Arts Council to help subsidize low-cost tickets for school performances of The Planets Project Grant of $ 5,000 to the Butler Ballet from the Indiana Arts Commission toward production costs and scenery/costumes purchase of Cinderella

1989 Recipient of Lilly Peer Interaction Grant of $2,000 for visits at Middlesex Polytechnic University and University of Surrey in England, and in Switzerland.

Inclusion of Butler Ballet to Indiana Arts Commission's touring roster through its Presenters Touring Program (PTP)

1986 Recipient, as choreographer and director of Cinderella, of the Iowa Outstanding Artistic Achievement Award

1984 Choreographic Commission from the Iowa Arts Council for the one-act ballet The Hunchback of Notre-Dame

1977 & 78 Two grants of SFr. 10,000 each from the Steo-Stiftung, Zurich, Switzerland, for graduate work in the U.S.

1977-1979 Full tuition scholarship from the Canton of Zurich, Switzerland, for graduate school at Southern Methodist University

1977,78,79 Dean's List at Southern Methodist University, Graduate School

1976 Choreographic Fellowship of HFl. 1,000 from the Rotterdamse Kunststichting (Rotterdam Arts Foundation)

1973-1974 Full scholarship (tuition, books, room, board, transportation) from the Canton of Zurich, Switzerland, for undergraduate studies at Southern Methodist University

1964 Award in Mathematics (outstanding senior student), Collège de Villamont, Lausanne, Switzerland

1962 & 1963 Awards in Music (Summa Cum Laude) for research papers on Wagner and Dvořàk, Collège de Villamont, Lausanne, Switzerland

G. University and Community Service

2013-2015 • Faculty Senator (at-large representative for the College of the Arts) • Member of the Dance Search Committee • Member of the First-Year Seminar Advisory Council • Member of the International Studies Council • Member of the Writing-Across-the-Curriculum (WAC) Committee

1994-present • Accreditation specialist for NASD & Hong Kong Council for Academic Accreditation Evaluation visits and reports on accreditation of the following: - Hong Kong Academy for the Performing Arts, School of Dance (Chair) - Center for Education, Atlanta, GA - Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (global institutional re-validation) - Hong Kong Academy for the Performing Arts, School of Dance (Chair) - Joffrey Ballet School, New York, NY (Chair) - Cincinnati College/Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati, OH (Chair) - Oakland University, Rochester Hills, MI (Chair) - Montclair State University (Chair) - Alvin Ailey American Dance Center - School

2004-present • Adjudicator, annual Fantasy Literature Award, The Mythopeic Society

2012 • Member of the University Promotion & Tenure Review Committee • Member of the First Year Seminar Advisory Committee • Member of the International Studies Council

2011 • Faculty Senator • Member of the JCFA Professional Standards Committee • Member of the First Year Seminar Advisory Committee • Member of the International Studies Council

2010 • Faculty Senator • Chair, Dance Faculty Search Committee • Chair, University Promotion & Tenure Review Committee • Chair, JCFA Professional Standards Committee • Member of the Task Force for Implementation of the institutional strategic plan • Member of the First Year Seminar Advisory Committee

2009 • Faculty Senator • Member of the Search Committee for Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs & Interdisci- plinary Programs • Member of the First Year Seminar Advisory Committee • Member of the Professional Standards Committee, JCFA (Chair)

2008 • Faculty Senator

2006 • Adjudicator, National Society of Arts & Letters National Competition, Jacksonville, FL; Overture Awards, Cincinnati, OH

1988-2003 • Chairman of the Department of Dance, Butler University * Obtained full accreditation of Dance Department by the National Association of Schools of Dance (NASD) - 1992, re-accredited 1997 * Completely revised all dance degrees; created Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance Performance degree - 1990

1994-2002 • Member of Board of Directors of the National Association of Schools of Dance (NASD). Treasurer, (1996-2002)

1996-2009 • Member of the National Steering Committee, National High School Dance Festival

1993-present • Member of the Advisory Council of Dance Kaleidoscope (professional company), Indianapolis, IN

2002-2003 • Member of the Steering Committee for the University institutional Self-Study for re- accreditation; co-writer of the Self-Study chapter on academic programs

2000-2002 • Member of the International Affairs Operational Team

1998-2000 • Member of the College Professional Standards Committee

1996-2000 • Member of the University Teaching & Learning Policy Team

1992-1995 • Member of the University Core Curriculum Council

1988-1994 • Member of the University International Studies Council (Chair, 1990-93) * Co-writer and editor of Butler Self-Study for accreditation by Council of International Educational Exchanges (CIEE); accreditation obtained in 1992

1993-1995 • Member of the Search Committee for the Dean of University College

1993 • Consultant for institutional evaluation of the Ballet Department, University of Utah

1990-1993 • Member of National Advisory Board of the Institute for Study Abroad (ISA)

1991-1994 • Member (presidential appointee) of the University Core Curriculum Task Force * Co-writer of Questionnaire to the faculty * Member of sub-committee on Arts in the Core Curriculum * Co-writer of Mission Statement for proposed new Core * Member of sub-committee on Masterworks

1990-1993 • Member of the Butler Academic Grants Committee

1992-1993 • Member of the Search Committee for Executive Director of Dance Kaleidoscope

1991-1992 • Member of WTBU Advisory Committee

1990-1992 • Faculty representative on Board of Trustees Clowes Hall Subcommittee

1991-1992 • Member of Search Committee for the Assistant Vice-President for Academic Affairs

1991-1992 • Member of Search Committee for the Dean of JCFA

1990-1992 • JCFA representative on the Executive Committee of the Faculty Assembly

1991-1992 • Member of Search Committee for Artistic Director of Dance Kaleidoscope

• Consultant for the following Search Committees: * Modern Foreign Languages Department Head * Butler Symphony Director * Director of Sponsored Programs

1991 • Undertook study trip to Europe (France, Netherlands, Switzerland) to investigate opportunities for study abroad for performing arts majors

1989-1991 • Member of University Faculty Affairs Committee

1989-1991 • Member of the Dance Panel & Site Visitor, Indiana Arts Commission

1990-1991 • Chairman of the JCFA Performing Arts Center Task Force * Co-writer of report to President Bannister

1989-1990 • Member of the Butler University/affiliated arts partners Dance Central Task Force

1983-1988 • Member of the Theater and Dance Panels, Iowa Arts Council.

1985-1986 • Member of the Choreography Fellowship Panel, Minnesota State Arts Board.

1982-1985 • Member of the Performing Arts Panel and Policy Panel, Affiliated State Arts Agencies of the Upper Midwest (now Arts Midwest), Minneapolis, MN.

1983-1986 • Consultant for the South Dakota and North Dakota Arts Councils.

1981-1985 • Member of the Dance Panel, Operational Support Panel, and Choreography Fellowships Panel, Wisconsin Arts Board.