Featured Scholar: Juliana Azoubel
Juliana Azoubel learned to dance while growing up in Brazil. The diverse
cultural mix of her hometowns Recife and Olinde allowed her to experience
a variety of dance traditions and styles. "African and European influences
are common in Brazil, and I began to make connections between different
dances and different cultures," she says. "As dance became a more
important part of my life, I wanted to know more about the culture and traditions
behind the dance."
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Short Movies of the Agbedidi African Dance & Drum Group
Nov, 18, 1999, Center for the Performing Arts
The Zaouli Mask (7.5mb)
The Zaouli Dance, by the UF Dance Ensemble
, the New World School of Art and the Guest (5.5mb)
The Djoanigbe Mask (5 mb)
(Get QuickTime Player)
Featured Mentor
Dr. Ken Wald, Mentor to Jeff Corey, Department of Political Science, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Papers
Juliana Azoubel, College of Fine
Arts(Mentor: Joan Frosch)
The Cote d'Ivoire Mask Tradition
from the Viewpoint of Dance Ethnology: Dancing the Gap between Spirit and
Human Worlds
Jennifer Chodzinski, College of
Nursing (Mentor: Carolyn Yucha)
The Effect of Rhythmic Breathing
on Blood Pressure in Hypertensive Adults
Ognjen Sosa, College of Engineering
(Mentor: Carl D. Crane III)
Development of a Portable Control Unit
for Use with an Autonomous Vehicle
Juan Varela, College of Medicine
(Mentor: Gregory Schultz)
Gene Transfer in Ischemic Rat Skin
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