
The Dance Society is a fun, exciting experience that is open to all dance and non-dance students. Participants will develop new skills, apply techniques, and find a greater purpose and passion in dance.
What is Dance Society?
Dance Society is a National Honors Society offered to any BYU-Idaho student and prides itself in giving students the opportunity to:
- Attend annual trips to conferences
- Meet and network with dance professionals and alumni
- Implement changes to the Dance Program
- Take initiative in student-to-teacher communication
- Attend workshops
- Learn dance techniques and styles that aren't offered on campus
- Collaborate with other societies on creative projects
Why Should You Join Dance Society?
By joining Dance Society, students have the unique opportunity to meet outside of the classroom and fine-tune new skills. You will be able to:
- Learn new skills and techniques through specialized instruction
- Present your ideas for programs and dance activities
- Advocate change within the Dance Program
- Mediate communication between dance students and faculty
- Meet new friends at socials and weekly meetings
- Find purpose in a dance education
- Feel like you're making a difference
- Apply the techniques that you learn in class
- Teach others in workshop settings
- Experience various facets of dance, and make decisions on your future based on that experience.
- Test and prove your skills
- Learn in a flexible, unconventional setting
- Graduate with honors if you become a member of the Council
- Participate in service projects

How Do I Join Dance Society?
To become a member of Dance Society, you must be currently enrolled in at least one dance class, but you are not required to be a dance major.
Workshops and other Dance Society activities are open to everyone!
If you want to become a member of the Dance Society Council, you must fill out an application. Applications can be obtained from a current member of the Council.