UNC Greensboro Dance: Thinking Bodies/Dancing Minds. Within the UNC System, the UNC Greensboro School of Dance is known as the training ground for the contemporary thinking dancer, who values the rigors of both physical, creative, and academic dance studies. The School of Dance prepares students for successful and productive lives as dance artists, educators, and scholars at the state, regional, national, and international levels. Course work in Contemporary dance, African dance, Jazz dance, Ballet, choreography, and performance are central in the curriculum.<br><br>UNCG is the only university in the North Carolina system that offers graduate degrees in Dance, and the only program where graduate students with initial Dance K-12 teaching licensure can earn advanced dance teacher licensure. <br>UNCG Dance faculty, 50% of whom are faculty of color, are active professionals in the dance field. Professor Robin Gee curates the annual Greensboro Dance Film Festival and also curates national and international Dance Film festivals. Associate Professor B.J. Sullivan is known internationally for her Safety Release Technique. Other Dance faculty bring professional experience and innovative pedagogical approaches that reflect the depth and breadth of School of Dance faculty expertise.<br><br>Accreditations and affiliations include:<br>UNCG is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Dance.<br>American College Dance Association<br>National Dance Education Organization<br>N.C. National Dance Education Organization<br>Dance Studies Association