Dance (BFA): Related Content

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Image of Erick Montes
Former Faculty

Erick Montes is a choreographer and an interdisciplinary artist. His independent research explores the nuances of movement and technique in the context of improvisation and the field of the abstract imaginary, as essential aspects to the embodiment of his dances and training. 

Image of Sidra Bell
Visiting Faculty

Sidra Bell is the founder of Sidra Bell Dance New York and a dancer, choreographer, and educator.

Image of Juel D. Lane
Former Faculty

Juel D. Lane is an artist from Atlanta and the current director of the UNCSA Choreographic Institute. Passionate about telling compelling stories infused with a personal touch. His work strives to reveal the humanity within each artist and performance.

Image of Kingsley Ibeneche
Former Faculty

Kingsley Ibeneche is a Nigerian-American Choreographer, Dancer, Musician, and published writer.

Image of Paul Matteson
Former Faculty

Paul Matteson MFA '07 is a BESSIE Award performer and former member of the internationally touring Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company. 

Image of Mark Haim
Former Faculty

Mark Haim is an internationally acclaimed figure in the contemporary dance world, known for his work as a performer, choreographer, and teacher.

Image of Rena Butler
Former Faculty

Rena Butler is a recipient of the 2019 Princess Grace Foundation Award and the 2024 Isadora Duncan Dance Award for Choreography. She was Gibney Company’s inaugural Choreographic Associate, and has created works for Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, AIM by Kyle Abraham, Whim W'Him, Het Nationale Ballet, The San Francisco Opera, and many more.

Image of Jasmine Hearn
Former Faculty

Jasmine Hearn is an interdisciplinary artist, teacher, doula, performer, and organizer and was recently named one of Dance Magazine’s “25 to Watch” (2025).

Image of Kyle “JustSole” Clark
Visiting Faculty

Kyle “JustSole” Clark is an award-winning dancer, choreographer, and street dance competitor who has dedicated 20+ years to the cultivation, transmission, and preservation of Hip Hop/Street and club dance forms/cultural traditions.

Image of Emily Wexler
Visiting Faculty

Emily Wexler is a Bessie-nominated choreographer and dancer whose work explores the existential capacities of dance and performance through a collective exploration of memory and time. She works collaboratively in her work with dancers, students, artists, and senior citizens.