Princeton university dance program

Taught by Jasmine E. Her work explores the politics of Black movement including dance, performance and diasporic travel. Class meets Tuesdays, p. For more information about the Program in Dance, please contact Program Associate Cindy Rosenfeld at or cr17 princeton. New Dance Course for Fall Associate Director. Tina Fehlandt Lecturer in Dance. Aynsley Vandenbroucke Lecturer in Dance. Alexandra Beller Lecturer in Dance. Francesca Harper Lecturer in Dance. Dyane Harvey-Salaam Lecturer in Dance.

Jasmine E. Johnson Visiting Assistant Professor of Dance. Joseph Schloss Lecturer in Dance. Samantha Speis Lecturer in Dance. Sasha Welsh Lecturer in Dance. Michael Breeden Guest Artist. Omari Wiles Guest Artist. Leslie Cuyjet Hodder Fellow. The Program is open to students of all backgrounds and areas of training. We focus on movement, the body, and dance as primary sites of exploration and ways of knowing and experiencing other fields.

Repertory workshops expose students to significant works from the choreographic canon and emerging choreographers; interdisciplinary and collaborative courses centered on embodiment, pedagogy, and choreographic research. Dance courses fulfill several distribution requirements. The curriculum offers expansive, rigorous training and the creation of original works of choreography, performance, and academic analysis with professional choreographers, dancers, interdisciplinary artists, and scholars.