Black College Dance Exchange

Posted By: Elaina Hamilton on March 23, 2005

The annual event, Black College Dance Exchange(BCDE), will be held at Grambling State University, in Louisianna on April 6-10, 2005. The event is geered towards black college and universities, to showcase and exchange the art of dance. This 5 day experience allows students to take an array of dance classes, network and experience a location that may be new to them. If you are interested in participating please inquire within your "professional" dance group on campus.
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Elaina Hamilton
From Matthews, NC
North Carolina Central University class of 2006
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