Events
Details and Logistics
We are pleased to invite you to engage with the Department of Dance Performance & Choreography. Below, you will find our registration form. The fall semester festival is specifically designed for high school Juniors and Seniors to gain insights into our department and the curriculum we offer, as well as to explore an interdisciplinary approach to liberal arts education ahead of the November 1st Early Action / Early Decision deadline. Please be aware that space is limited; once registration reaches capacity, a waitlist will be established. Individuals placed on the waitlist will be contacted only if a slot becomes available, with both registration and the waitlist following a first-come, first-served policy.
Location: Mary Schmidt Campbell Center For Innovation & The Arts, Spelman College
Registration Fee: $100 per participant
Dates: Oct. 16 - 18, 2026
Registration Directions:
Please review all necessary steps to confirm your registration is complete.
Please bring or present digital copies of your registration confirmation and payment receipt upon arrival to ensure a smooth check-in process.
1. Click Register Here to submit your name for participation. Please be sure to fill out all the requested information.
2. Click the Read and Submit Waiver Participation button to sign and submit your waiver form.
3. Click Submit Registration Payment Here to finalize your festival payment.
View the Registration and Digital Brochure
Department Mission Statement
Mission | Creativity Meets Critical Thoughts
Dance at Spelman is a critical and creative thinking laboratory that nurtures women of the African Diaspora. Students investigate intersections of experimental creative practices, cultural discourse, and technology. In keeping with the College's focus on social justice and innovation, the department's theory and composition classes fuse technology and womanist theory along with other social discourses. The curriculum centers on the choreographic process through the lens of Black feminist theories, contemporary dance techniques, and interdisciplinary collaborative practice.
