About 

Mandi Moore is a choreographer, performer, educator, and collaborator. She holds a Master of Fine Arts - Dance Choreography (The University of North Carolina at Greensboro) and a Bachelors of Science in Education - Dance (Bowling Green State University). As a choreographer, she researches and creates work focused around various functions of the brain and the effects of psychological experiences. She fuses jazz, contemporary, and acrobatics into her movement. Her choreography is shaped by what she thinks will stimulate and be informative for the audience.

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Her work has been presented at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, The Greensboro Fringe Festival, Stephen F. Austin State University, and as an Artist in Residence at Dance Project. As a performer, she has worked with Tammy Metz Starr, Colleen Murphy, Deborah Tell, Jane Weiner, B.J. Sullivan, and Cynthia Ling Lee, and Heather Samuelson. She has taught at various universities which include North Carolina State University, Elon University, and The University of North Carolina Greensboro. Currently, Mandi is an Assistant Professor of Dance at Stephen F. Austin State University.  

Mandi continues to think of herself as a student; every moment is an opportunity to learn and grow. She hopes to continue to see the world through this perspective. She cherishes creating, learning, and experiencing life through dance and will continue to grow and share herself as a choreographer, dancer, educator, and collaborator. 

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