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|  Jennifer Dorsey began her dance training in Ellicott City, MD at Kinetics Dance Theatre. She then attended the Tisch School for the Arts at New York University where she received her B.F.A. in Dance Performance. She also holds an M.F.A. in Dance Performance and Choreography from the University of Maryland at College Park (UMCP). While at NYU, Professor Dorsey danced in works by Doug Varone and Sean Curran, and her choreography was presented in Second Avenue Dance Company concerts. She also studied the Pilates Method under Kathy Grant, an original pupil of Joseph Pilates. At UMCP, she performed in works by David Parsons, Ed Tyler, and Doug Varone. Her work, Meeting Falling In, was chosen to represent UMCP in the May 2002 National American College Dance Festival at the Kennedy Center. Ms. Dorsey's choreography has been commissioned by Carver Center for Arts and Technology, Dickinson College, Kinetics Dance Theatre, and UMCP. Dorsey is currently an assistant professor in the Fine and Performing Arts Department here at Bowie State University and teaches dance and theatre courses such as: Pilates Fitness, Stage Movement, Modern Dance Innovations, Jazz Dance Technique, and Choreography. She has also choreographed for Ain't Misbehavin, The Wiz, Grease, Platinum, and As You Like It, and has produced dance concerts at BSU. In her spare time, she is a member of the professional dance company, Kinetics Dance Theatre, which performs across the Maryland, D.C. area. |
My experience at Bowie State University has been great. Looking back to my freshman year when I first enrolled into the school, I have done nothing but grown. 
Dr. Kehbuma Langmia teaches research and other media-related courses in the Department of Communications for Bowie State University. A graduate from the Television and Film Academy in Munich, Germany, Langmia has extensive knowledge and training in media productions and management. 
When Kristin Evans was a Bowie State University graduate student pursuing a master’s degree in organizational communications, she knew that she wanted a career in teaching communications at the college level. “I always knew that I wanted to get my PhD,” she says. “I decided to get my master’s degree first, because I wasn’t sure what area of communications I wanted to focus on.”
