Kiley Griffith ’13
Class of 2013, Major in Dance and International Studies
On her experience in South Africa: “I created activities that promoted critical thinking skills, team building, and English proficiency. As you can see in the pictures, I also created a danced-based program for children (ages 2-5) in “creche” or preschools in two communities within the township, Khayelitsha.”
Kiley Griffith, a double-major in Dance and International Studies, spent a summer enacting her commitment with the Clinton Global Initiative University to create an after school program for children living in the impoverished township of Nyanga, Cape Town. Upon her return to MMC, she undertook an independent study to analyze how to combine dance and development.
Class Year and Major
Class of 2013, Major in Dance and International Studies
Testimonial
On her experience in South Africa: “I created activities that promoted critical thinking skills, team building, and English proficiency. As you can see in the pictures, I also created a danced-based program for children (ages 2-5) in “creche” or preschools in two communities within the township, Khayelitsha.”
