The recent season opener for NRG Dance at Michigan State University saw a vibrant turnout in the basement of IM Circle on September 11. This co-ed hip-hop dance club, founded by Avery Felhandler and Brianna Middleton during their freshman year, has grown significantly since its inception. What began with about 20 auditioning members has now swelled to nearly 100, highlighting the club’s increasing popularity and the thriving hip-hop dance community.
Felhandler, the club’s current president, expressed her mixed emotions about her final season but feels optimistic about the club’s future. Under her leadership, NRG has introduced engaging performance opportunities, such as halftime shows at Michigan State and the Detroit Pistons games, along with master classes from guest choreographers.
New members like Addison Czischke and Iris Daly shared their experiences of finding a supportive and positive community within the club, emphasizing the joy of dancing together and making new friends. With excitement for the upcoming season, NRG Dance exemplifies the spirit of fun and camaraderie in the world of hip-hop dance.
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