Elizabeth McPherson Gives 3 Tips of Advice for Dance Career Seekers!
Artist - Scholar, Elizabeth McPhearson, who earned her BFA from Juilliard in Dance, a Masters degree from City College in NYC and her PhD in Dance & Dance Education from NYU's Steinhardt School for Education, Culture & Human Development shares three pieces of advice for folks pursuing a career in the field of dance!
She is a dance educator, stager, and historian as well as associate professor and coordinator of the BA in Dance at Montclair State University, the executive editor for the journal Dance Education in Practice, and the author of two books: "The Bennington School of the Dance: A History in Writings and Interviews" and "The Contributions of Martha Hill to American Dance and Dance Education". Staged numerous works from Labanotation, with recent projects including Antony Tudor’s “Continuo” and Anna Sokolow’s “Central Park in the Dark” from Scenes From the Music of Charles Ives. Board member of the Martha Hill Dance Fund and member of the professional advisory committee of the Dance Notation Bureau. Enjoy!
