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Sydnie Mosley

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Photo credit for Sydnie: Jamie McClean @jmxcleanPhoto credit for Michelle : Jonah PesterIn our previous episode of the LLAB, we spoke with three Black dancers about their experiences and challenges with navigating undergraduate dance programs. This week, we wanted to take it a step further. We expanded our dialogue to the often overlooked subject of being a Black dancer in a graduate program. Our guests, Michelle Gibson, Iyun Harrison, and Sydnie Mosley, share stories, lessons, and laughs on what it was like pursuing their Master’s of Fine Arts (MFA); they also provide advice for others interested in pursuing an MFA.Michelle Gibson, MFA, is a cultural ambassador, choreographer, educator, and performing artist, as well as a faculty member at Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts.Iyun Harrison, MFA, is choreographer, educator and the founder and creative director of Ballet Ashani. Contribute to the GoFundMe for Iyun’s Doctoral Program Fundraiser here! gf.me/u/yqzvwnSydnie Mosley, MFA, is a performer, choreographer, artist-activist, and educator, and artistic director of Sydnie L. Mosley Dances (SLMDances).This is the 2nd episode in our new fall series, The LLAB with Antuan Byers. LLAB stands for listening, learning, and building. The overall goal of this series is to create a space to share marginalized Black voices, to learn from their experiences, and dream for ways in which we can move forward.

<a></a><a></a>Photo credit for Sydnie: Jamie McClean @jmxclean Photo credit for Michelle : Jonah PesterIn our previous episode of the LLAB, we spoke with three Black dancers about their experiences and challenges with navigating undergraduate dance programs. This week, we wanted to take it a step further. We expanded our dialogue to the often overlooked subject of being a Black dancer in a graduate program. Our guests, Michelle Gibson, Iyun Harrison, and Sydnie Mosley, share stories, lessons, and laughs on what it was like pursuing their Master’s of Fine Arts (MFA); they also provide advice for others interested in pursuing an MFA.Michelle Gibson, MFA, is a cultural ambassador, choreographer, educator, and performing artist, as well as a faculty member at Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts.Iyun Harrison, MFA, is choreographer, educator and the founder and creative director of Ballet Ashani. Contribute to the GoFundMe for Iyun’s Doctoral Program Fundraiser here! <a href="http://gf.me/u/yqzvwn" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">gf.me/u/yqzvwn</a>Sydnie Mosley, MFA, is a performer, choreographer, artist-activist, and educator, and artistic director of Sydnie L. Mosley Dances (SLMDances).This is the 2nd episode in our new fall series, The LLAB with Antuan Byers. LLAB stands for listening, learning, and building. The overall goal of this series is to create a space to share marginalized Black voices, to learn from their experiences, and dream for ways in which we can move forward.

LLAB Ep 2: White Supremacy in Dance Education Pt II – w/ Michelle Gibson, Sydnie Mosley & Iyun Harrison

Tune in this week where I sit down with Sydnie Mosley of SLM Dances where we talk about all the things she's up to.We talk about her Solo for Solo with Dyane Harvey premiering at Gibney June 4th! We talk about ProfessionalDevelopment for the People a summer intensive hosted at BAX June 25th-28th! And her upcoming audition forcreative collaborators for the 2019/20 season. Sydnie is about to get us strategically planned so that we moveintentionally, where we want to be! As always, Make it Live, Make it Breathe, Just Make It!

Tune in this week where I sit down with Sydnie Mosley of SLM Dances where we talk about all the things she's up to.We talk about her Solo for Solo with Dyane Harvey premiering at Gibney June 4th! We talk about ProfessionalDevelopment for the People a summer intensive hosted at BAX June 25th-28th! And her upcoming audition forcreative collaborators for the 2019/20 season. Sydnie is about to get us strategically planned so that we moveintentionally, where we want to be! As always, Make it Live, Make it Breathe, Just Make It!

We Makin It: All of the Things With Sydnie Mosley

Tune in this week where I sit down with Sydnie Mosley of SLM Dances where we talk about all the things she's up to. We talk about her Solo for Solo with Dyane Harvey premiering at Gibney June 4th! We talk about Professional Development for the People a summer intensive hosted at BAX June 25th-28th! And her upcoming audition for creative collaborators for the 2019/20 season. Sydnie is about to get us strategically planned so that we move intentionally, where we want to be! As always, Make it Live, Make it Breathe, Just Make It! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tune in this week where I sit down with Sydnie Mosley of SLM Dances where we talk about all the things she's up to. We talk about her Solo for Solo with Dyane Harvey premiering at Gibney June 4th! We talk about Professional Development for the People a summer intensive hosted at BAX June 25th-28th! And her upcoming audition for creative collaborators for the 2019/20 season. Sydnie is about to get us strategically planned so that we move intentionally, where we want to be! As always, Make it Live, Make it Breathe, Just Make It! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

All of The Things with Sydnie Mosley