Jacqueline Cherry is a versatile artist with a diverse background spanning dance, graphic design, and event organization. She earned her Master of Fine Arts in Dance from the University at Buffalo, specializing in Ballet, Modern, Contemporary, and Jazz styles, from 2019 to 2022. Her journey into the arts began at Buffalo State College, where she completed her Bachelor of Arts in Arts and Letters, majoring in Dance and Theater, mastering a wide array of dance genres.
Jacqueline's dedication to her craft has been recognized through various awards and fellowships, including the Second Place Pitch for the Cause Award and the Celebration of Student Academic Excellence Award.
She also participated in the SCoRE-CMBM 100k Acts of Solidarity Fellowship Program. With a passion for dance and arts management, Jacqueline has organized events, such as Embodiology, Space Artist Workshops, and Center Dance Youth Performance Workshops, showcasing her ability to connect artists and secure funding. Currently serving as the Executive Assistant for the MahataMmoho Collective, she manages marketing, social media, and website content.
Jacqueline also directed the Modern and Contemporary Dance department at the African American Cultural Center. As a performer, Jacqueline has graced stages with her acting, dancing, and singing talents, appearing in productions like "Passing Strange" and "Gospel at Colonus." Her contributions as a dance instructor, choreographer, and liturgical dancer demonstrate her commitment to the arts. Jacqueline Cherry's multidimensional expertise continues to enrich the artistic landscape. You can find her work by visiting
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