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Sydel received a grant from Bowdoin’s career exploration office to fund her summer internship; hers was the Annual Fund for Career Readiness Award. It is one of nearly 100 “funded internships” the College awarded students this summer to pursue unpaid opportunities.
“Movement Research isn’t about just dancing to be a good dancer—we have lots of classes that focus on movement, somatic practice, and physical inquiry,” Sydel said. The company also hosts community forums and reading groups, and recently offered a workshop on gesture and performativity. Twice a year, it publishes a performance journal; the latest is about performance and indigenous cultures.
Sydel is a marketing and communications intern for the company. She handles social media accounts, works on the newsletter, maintains the website, updates press lists, and corresponds with visiting artists.
But she still manages to squeeze a bit of fun into her busy work days. “A really cool part of the job is that I get to take free classes as a part of my internship. Each day I can take one to two classes before I go into the office.”
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