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Rutgers University Mason Gross School of the Arts

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IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL

Saturday, 11/1
4:30-6:30pm
Deangelo Blanchard
Contemporary-African 

Mason Gross Dance Presents
“Mason Gross Dance Presents”, courtesy Mason Gross School of the Arts

Rutgers University: Mason Gross School of the Arts
New Brunswick, NJ

The Dance Department offers a distinctive, impactful curriculum that centers diversity, equity, and inclusion across various movement expressions. Our goal is to provide students with an exceptional education in equitable approaches to dance training, dance scholarship, and dance-making. We take this step to open our program to prospective students with diverse proficiencies in dance and to give our students access to an expanded range of careers in the evolving field of dance.

DeAngelo Blanchard
DeAngelo Blanchard

Deangelo Blanchard

Ohioan DeAngelo Blanchard is a dance artist and educator based in New York City. He holds both a MSEd in Educational Leadership & a MA in Dance Education from Hunter College as a Lincoln Center Scholar. He founded the dance program at Bronxdale High School in 2015. He has served as a district facilitator for Connected Arts Network, a Teacher Leader with the Office of Teacher Development & Leadership, and a Master Teacher through the Office of Arts and Special Projects’ Department of Dance and outside of the NYC Department of Education he serves as the Secretary for the Executive Leadership Team of the New York Urban League Young Professionals. He trained pre-professionally at BalletMet Dance Academy, with the Thiossane West African Dance Institute and continued his training at The Ohio State University, receiving a BFA in Dance. He also trained at the American Dance Festival, Henny Jurriëns Studios, The Ailey School and ImPulsTanz. Blanchard has performed professionally for Bill T. Jones, John Jasperse Projects, Larry Keigwin, Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Dance Africa, and has toured nationally and internationally. He continues to fight for equity and access through arts for all children of color.