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Students selected from Art Saves Lives Summer Intensive to attend workshops and classes in New York City.

July 13, 2016

Students selected from Art Saves Lives Summer Intensive to attend workshops and classes in New York City.
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Students will hold fundraising showcase this weekend to raise funds

PHILIPSBURG:--- Twelve students who participated in Art Saves Lives Summer Intensive were selected as ASL’s 2016 Student Award recipients at the Student Talent Showcase at the conclusion of Art Saves Lives Summer Intensive last week.
The students will attend classes at Alvin Ailey, Broadway Dance Center and other Dance Schools, Private Vocal classes, and acting classes hosted by Google Headquarters; in addition to taking in a Broadway Show during their visit. They will also have the opportunity to enjoy the sights of New York City. The students will be holding fundraising events this weekend to raise funds for the award trip. The students will leave for New York on July 19th and return on July 26th.
Rijkman Hodge, Drake Daboul, Thalia Williams, Kendra Priest, Leann Richardson, Marlo Maduro, Tristan Defoe, Marianna Meit, Caelann Moore, Thalia Chance, Aaliyah Harrigan, and Bernica Michel are this year’s student award Recipients.

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Students selected from Art Saves Lives Summer Intensive to attend workshops and classes in New York City.

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=19030

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