Argentine
Tango Club
University of Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Board
Members
What does the Tango Club Board do anyway?
The tango board is a group of tango enthusiasts who meet regularly to make the Tango Club events and classes happen. We arrange for practice and lesson space, hire teachers, organize fundraisers, write grants applications and Tango FAQs, etc. You’ll see many of us out dancing at least once a week, helping out at the University practica, and with the beginner classes as well.
Board Members 2009
Katie Thompson
Come and ask me about my tango bio.
Michael Peascoe
I've been dancing for fun for several years, and dabbled with tango for a couple of years because of the wonderful music. I've been a member of U Tango since September 2008 and am having a blast. Little did I know how wonderful and exciting it is to tango. It's a challenging dance so give it a little time, but hopefully you will give it a try.
Jessica Falksen
Come and ask me about my tango bio.
Sara Susca
Ciao a tutti! I started Argentine tango in February 2009 and I got hooked. it is a dance that will push you to have the perfect balance of elegance, passion, technique, enthusiasm, and .... gorgeous shoes!
Lola Hou
I am a passionate dancer, come join us and you will find out.
Chin Chih Chen
I think UTango is a good place to learn Tango. Good dancers here show me the joy of dancing to the melody in the music.
Galyna Ivaschuk
Come and ask me about my tango bio.
Willianto Kurniawan
Hi everyone, I started Argentine Tango in January 2008. I find that this dance is the most challenging and interesting dance I have ever taken. It requires a lot of patience but it is fun.
Try it for a semester; you might fall in love with it just like us!
Student Teachers
Katie Thompson
Michael Peascoe
Willianto Kurniawan
Jessica Falksen
What does the Tango Club Board do anyway?
The tango board is a group of tango enthusiasts who meet regularly to make the Tango Club events and classes happen. We arrange for practice and lesson space, hire teachers, organize fundraisers, write grants applications and Tango FAQs, etc. You’ll see many of us out dancing at least once a week, helping out at the University practica, and with the beginner classes as well.
The Tango Club is still fairly young, having been founded in 2004, and our goals include growing into a better organized and self-sustaining club that will get students out on the dance floor to discover what lured all of us board members to tango in the first place, and what keeps us coming back to the dance week after week.
Board Members 2009
Katie Thompson
Come and ask me about my tango bio.
Michael Peascoe
I've been dancing for fun for several years, and dabbled with tango for a couple of years because of the wonderful music. I've been a member of U Tango since September 2008 and am having a blast. Little did I know how wonderful and exciting it is to tango. It's a challenging dance so give it a little time, but hopefully you will give it a try.
Jessica Falksen
Come and ask me about my tango bio.
Sara Susca
Ciao a tutti! I started Argentine tango in February 2009 and I got hooked. it is a dance that will push you to have the perfect balance of elegance, passion, technique, enthusiasm, and .... gorgeous shoes!
Lola Hou
I am a passionate dancer, come join us and you will find out.
Chin Chih Chen
I think UTango is a good place to learn Tango. Good dancers here show me the joy of dancing to the melody in the music.
Galyna Ivaschuk
Come and ask me about my tango bio.
Willianto Kurniawan
Hi everyone, I started Argentine Tango in January 2008. I find that this dance is the most challenging and interesting dance I have ever taken. It requires a lot of patience but it is fun.
Try it for a semester; you might fall in love with it just like us!
Student Teachers
Katie Thompson
Michael Peascoe
Willianto Kurniawan
Jessica Falksen
This page was last updated
on 09/09/2009
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