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    The Ballroom Team

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    The SMU Ballroom club aims to promote partner dancing on campus and provide social dance experiences for students. The club hopes to foster community and provide a fun evening activity. Anyone can join regardless of experience level, as classes are designed for all abilities. The vice president is excited to represent SMU in an upcoming dance competition in California. Ballroom brings the art of partner dancing and social connections to campus.

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    The SMU Ballroom club aims to promote partner dancing on campus and provide social dance experiences for students. The club hopes to foster community and provide a fun evening activity. Anyone can join regardless of experience level, as classes are designed for all abilities. The vice president is excited to represent SMU in an upcoming dance competition in California. Ballroom brings the art of partner dancing and social connections to campus.

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    The SMU Ballroom club aims to promote partner dancing on campus and provide social dance experiences for students. The club hopes to foster community and provide a fun evening activity. Anyone can join regardless of experience level, as classes are designed for all abilities. The vice president is excited to represent SMU in an upcoming dance competition in California. Ballroom brings the art of partner dancing and social connections to campus.

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    The Ballroom Team

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    Nikki Dabney
    The SMU Ballroom club aims to promote partner dancing on campus and provide social dance experiences for students. The club hopes to foster community and provide a fun evening activity. Anyone can join regardless of experience level, as classes are designed for all abilities. The vice president is excited to represent SMU in an upcoming dance competition in California. Ballroom brings the art of partner dancing and social connections to campus.

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    the ballroom team

    learning the classic moves of partner dancing

    What is your goal?


    As a club, our goal is to be more widely recognized on campus
    and cause more people to consider going to social dance clubs
    as a clean, fun and more relaxed evening outing. We aspire to
    foster a greater sense of community on the SMU campus with
    the shared experience of social dancing.
    Who is a part of Ballroom?
    Anyone can join SMU Ballroom at any time. Our general
    social classes are designed to be accessible to anyone with zero
    dance experience.
    What are you most excited about for next year?
    I am personally excited to represent SMU in California at the
    Berkeley Classic at the Univeristy of California, at Berkeley.

    Interview with the Vice President of the Ballroom Team,


    sophomore Luke Baker
    In your own words, what is Ballroom?
    Ballroom is an organization that gives college students the ability
    to learn how to social dance and/or compete in the international
    style of ballroom dancing without paying an arm and a leg and
    selling your soul.

    What is your favorite thing youve done with


    Ballroom?
    My favorite accomplishment is developing a love for social
    dancing. I no longer feel awkward in dancing environments.
    Gone are the days of awkwardly jumping around and waving
    my arms attempting to blend in on the dance floor.
    What does Ballroom bring to the SMU campus and
    community?
    SMU Ballroom brings the lost art of partner dancing to the
    SMU campus and community.

    (from left) Front Row: Nikita Taimni, Raphaelle Bernier, Gwen Ward, Johna Rutz, Katie Allen, Laura Spitler, Stefanie Lohse, Hailey Huff.
    Row Two: Ida Bustness, Lucy Yu, Crystal Chen, Ashley Parks, Alison Connolly, Trevor Youngblood, Kayla Goldberg.
    Row Three: Coach Rommel Ladera, Yaw Asante, Areian Kouros, Conrad Appel, Luke Baker, Thomas griffin, Garrett Wilson.

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    Juniors Nick Marshall and Taylor


    Logan practice their frame while
    going through a series of movements.
    PHOTO BY SAYON THILL

    student foundation

    coordinates events on campus

    Max Agadoni, Whitney Babin, Antonea Bastian, Alexandra Baum, Gabrielle Bear, Michelle Benz, Caroline Betts, Olivia Buerkle, Mary Bumpass, Mattie Casey, Lindsey Cianciotta, Sydney
    Clarke, Carson Clifton, Allie Colbert, Barrett Cole, Shannon Coughlin, Christina Cox, Cassidy Curtis, Melody Davis, Kit Dickman, Emily Dunn, Leilani Duran, Melanie Enriquez.
    Elissa Evanich, Caroline Fiegel, Sara Fitussi, Shila Fitussi, Morgan Francy, Madeline Frizell, Max Fuller, Allie Garcia, Sallie Grantham, Alexandra Guildford, Caroline Gurley, Lindsay
    Haller, Audrey Harvey, Hannah Hess, Haley Holland, Mark Honrales, Ali Hopkins, Tatum Johnson, Bo Kamensky, Kat Kappos Phoebe Kennedy, Thomas Kennedy, Vanessa King,
    Kelsey Kitchens, Taylor Lamb, Carissa Laughlin, David Lee, Roderick Linnear, Taylor Lioce, Lori Lizarraga, Ricki Lubell, Shannon Lynch, Lauren Lyngstad, Lauren Marsan, Mackenzie
    Martin, Mallory Massa, Austin McGinnis, Kelsey McLaughlin, Meghan McMurray, Mason Meine, Elizabeth Miller, Jayce Miller, Elisabeth Molloy, Meghan Morse, Dan Mulford, Jack
    Murphy, Sydney Newnham, Amy Paschall, Meghan Patel, Jaci Pellham, Anna Scott Phillips, Charlie Phillips, Evan Porras, Allison Porterfield, Delaney Pouch, Hena Rafiq, Carlyle Reid,
    Danielle Reid, Kenna Rood, Kaleigh Schropp, Alexandra Sellers, Victoria Serra, Megan Shell, Alexandra Silhanek, Will Slack, Camille Smith, Anna Stell, Kathleen Strauss, Sarah Telle,
    Ali Thompson, Kat Thompson, Kathleen Thompson, Taylor Thompson, Olivia Twinning, Schae Vela, Sumer Wachtendorf, Maddie Wallace, Emily Ward, Elizabeth Warsop, Blake Wetzel,
    Averi White, McKenna Wilbur, Hannah Williams, Kelsey Williams, Ruisi Yang, Hayley Young, Allyson Zabeleta, Paige Zellner, Becca Zivin, and Jennifer Zotz

    program council

    coordinates concerts, movie screenings and more


    (from left)
    Row One: Madelyn Ong, Alyssa
    Clancy, Allison Stephens, Lilly
    Foster, Aubrey Richardson, Bailee
    Petty. Row Two: Kellen Casey,
    Geenah Krisht, Samantha Liles,
    Carole Finley, Hannah Tighe,
    Laura Sullivan, Kelsey Cordutsky.
    Row Three: Chint Murdock,
    Nick Lyos, Stephen Rabroker,
    Chase Harker, Charlie Webber

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