She began dancing at age four at her aunt’s studio, Salt City Stars, and trained there until the studio closed when she was eleven. She continued dancing throughout high school on a competitive traveling team, gaining valuable performance experience while competing in multiple states and training alongside inspiring dancers and industry professionals.

 

Through conventions and master classes, she had the opportunity to train with—and assist—renowned artists, including Derek Hough. At nineteen, she was selected to travel to New York as an assistant for Mia Michaels at the Liberate Artist training program, spending nine immersive days focused on growth, artistry, and learning from influential leaders in the dance world.

 

She began teaching at Project immediately after graduating high school and considers it her home. Grateful for the chance to grow, create, and share her passion in such a supportive environment, she loves investing in her students and helping them develop both as dancers and as individuals.