Teachers
Sue and Katie Hawn
Elective - Beginner Charleston
More information will be added shortly.
Paul and Ansley Hoke
Elective - How to Teach - This class will be geared to beginner teachers.
Paul & Ansley Hoke have been inspiring & teaching people in Greenville, SC and beyond to dance for over 10 years now. They love introducing people to Swing and giving those beginners with "two left feet" more confidence and ideas for the dance floor. They teach thousands of students each year including about 400 Clemson Univ. students that get PE credit for learning to dance. What a great way to improve your GPA!!! Currently they host two of the most successful dances in the Southeast, in Clemson on Monday and in Greenville on Tuesday night. We promise you'll find they teach fun, entertaining and helpful classes from the beginner to the adv dancer. If you like the game "Where's Waldo" you'll enjoy trying to spot Paul & Ansley in the movie "The Notebook", but Paul assures us we will never see the video of them dancing in "embarrassingly" purple & black striped outfits for the Super Bowl in 2000.
Jeff and Liz Camozzi
Elective - Advanced Musicality
Jeff and Liz are local Atlanta instructors, having been spotted teaching at Down South Swing, Atlanta's Hot Jam, Swing Soulstice, Georgia Tech, Kennesaw State and Emory University. They have competed and placed in regional competitions including the 2006 Hawkeye Swing Festival in Iowa, the 2007 Gulf Regionals in Florida and 2007 and 2008 Lindy Focus in North Carolina and the 2008 Ultimate Lindy Hop Showdown in Minneapolis. They have taught in weekend events in Atlanta, Georgia through Down South Camp Meeting and the ASEDA beginner bootcamp, Asheville, North Carolina's first Lindy Forum, Iowa City, Iowa in the 2008 Hawkeye Swing Fesitval and their hometown of Minneapolis, Minnesota for the 2008 St. Olaf Lindyfest. Recently they began and teach at their own Atlanta-based dance venue, Swing Soulstice, weekly. Their unique and energetic style of teaching teamed with their creative movement makes for a dynamic pair.
