Not only is she the SGA president, she also has put in long hours all summer to help inspire people through dance.

  Senior at NH Cassidy Miller has been a dancer all of her life, and has put in the hard work and long hours . Miller has been dancing for Rage Box Dance Studio for five years where she has received teaching by Lance Guillermo and Danielle Sten-Guillermo. This summer Miller proved her love for dance by being one of eighteen dancers in Working America , a production put on by her two instructors.

  ” The purpose of this show was to help Lance and Danielle’s dream come true,” said Miller. ” Also to get the important message across about the daily struggle of working in America.”

  Not only did the show display dancers, there was also a spoken word artist, Rudi Goblen.

  ” The way he would speak was so fascinating, the words were rolling off of his tongue in so many directions,” said Miller. ” His monologue was so un predictable but told such a strong story.”

  This was the first professional gig that Miller had been able to participate in, and the first time she had met most of the other dancers.

  ” It was great working with some dancers I have never worked with before,” said Miller. ” It was nice because we have never met each other before in our lives but we meshed together so well.”

  The show was put together in a period of two weeks and took place at Anne Arundel Community College.

  ” I was amazed that we put on such a complex show within two weeks,” said miller. ” It was so advanced you would think we have been putting it together for a year.”