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Kendell grew up in Dallas, Texas and graduated from Southern Methodist University with a B.F.A. in Dance Performance, a B.A. in Human Rights, and a minor in Women’s and Gender Studies in May 2018. She has worked to combine her passions for human rights and dance through her choreography. Her piece, “Thoughts and Prayers” was performed at the 2018 Dallas Dance Festival. Starting this fall (2020), she’ll be attending the University of Michigan to earn her Master’s of Integrative Design with a focus on equity and access.
Updated May 2020
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