Resume & Curriculum Vitae

Oh, That Man Medley (2019)

• Choreographed a 3 min ballroom dance medley for 16 students between the ages of 7-10. This routine was performed and competed throughout Utah Valley by Island Style Ballroom LLC.

You Are the Reason (2019)

• I was invited to host a master class to teach and choreograph a Lindy Hop routine for the top ballroom team.

Mario Medley (2019)

• I was invited to collaborate in chorographing for the BYU Ballroom Touring team’s Lindy Hop number entitled “Do Your thing” with Curt Holman. 2023

• I was invited to participate about my experinces and process of applying and attending graduate school for obtaining my MFA in Dance. 2023, 2024

Hello Dolly Medley (2022)

• Choreographed and created the routine Hello Dolly for the BYU Youth Dancesport Junior B team, which included 18 dancers between the ages of 12-16. Choreography practices took place from July2021 until March 2022. The entire work was 4 minutes. The routine is still performed and competed throughout Utah.

Pentatonixs Samba (2022)

• Choreographed a number for 18-22 dancers between the ages of 12-16. The entire work was around 4 minutes.

Fragments of Infinity (2023)

• Collaborated with YAWEN LUO in choreographing a work as part of our MFA in dance program. The process of exploration of this piece was to explore opposites and how they are connected and meaningful. Often what might seem meaningless to one has great significance to another, it is all about our perspective. The entire work is 8 minutes.

Feeling Good (2023)

• Developed a work focusing on a unique perspective of chorographing ballroom dancing through a Laban Movement Analysis Perspective. The work focuses on effort qualities of weight, flow, time, and space. The entire work is 4 minutes.

Safety in Danger(2024)

• This choreographic installation explores the complex relationship between feeling safe and being in danger, drawing inspiration from the iconic photograph “Lunch Atop a Skyscraper”. The piece guides the audience through a four-story stairwell, engaging them in dialogue with the performer. along the way a series of safety and warning signs are strategically placed to heighten the tension between the physical environment and the emotional experience of perceived risk and security.

Inferno Samba (2024)

• This choreographic work involved 8 members of ASU’s ballroom dance club known as Devil Dancesport. This performance was 4 minutes in length and was first performed at the ASU homecoming event held in the Mountain American Football Stadium.