I recently photographed four dancers for Presenting Denver’s “In the Spotlight” interview series. Today, Presenting Denver posted their interview with Sandra Minton, who was interviewed by Deanne Gertner. I strongly encourage you to check it out here, because let’s face it, Deanne is a much better writer than I am.
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Sandra was a dance professor at University of Northern Colorado, Greeley for a number of years. She is now an author of several dance related books, a workshop leader, and a dance specialist at a local public school, where she is working to bring dance and movement into the classroom.

As Deanne Gertner puts it, “as a proponent of multiple intelligences (bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal, verbal-linguistic, logical-mathmatical, naturalistic, intrapersonal, visual-spatial, musical), she tries to connect and expand learning through movement to other learning styles whenever possible.”

Sandra was so full of joy throughout the session. It is always amazing to photograph people doing what they love! “She maintains that out of all her education and teaching, the most important lesson Sandra’s learned over the years is the power of movement, which she sites as the source for a healthy life. You can bet Sandra will be moving Colorado’s dance education community forward for years to come.”
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