Faculty
- Lee and Linda Wakefield:
Lee Wakefield and his wife Linda are former U.S. Theater Arts Champions. They are the directors of the BYU Ballroom Dance Touring Company. Lee was removed from his office as the chair of the Department of Dance at BYU in Dec 2010, but is the Ballroom Director for the National Dance Council of America.
- Curt and Sharon Holman:
Curt and his wife Sharon are former competitors in Professional Latin American and Theater Arts Category. As Cabaret dancers they were finalists in U.S., British and World competitions. Both have Masters Degrees in Dance (MFA, Brigham Young University) and are dual licentiates with the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dance. Curt, an associate Professor, is currently the division director of Ballroom Dance at Brigham Young University. Sharon directs the BYU Ballroom Dance for youth program.
- Marci Edgington:
Marci Edgington directs the Social Dance Program at the University. She holds a Masters degree in dance (MFA, Brigham Young University) and is a dual licenciate with the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dance.
- Claudia Hill:
Claudia Teaches in the Social Dance Program at the University. She holds a Masters degree in dance (MFA, Brigham Young University) and is a dual licenciate with the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dance.
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