Dancer

Kennedy Pozzi-Mondeau’s journey in dance began at the age of two, where her passion for the art of dance quickly became a defining part of her life. Trained in an impressive range of styles, including ballet, jazz, lyrical, hip hop, musical theater, contemporary, tap, and modern, Kennedy has cultivated a versatility that sets her apart in the dance world.

Her dedication to the art form was evident throughout high school, where she spent four years on the varsity dance team, honing her technique and performing at a competitive level. These formative years instilled in her a strong sense of discipline, teamwork, and a love for the stage that she carries with her to this day.

Kennedy’s passion for dance continued to flourish at Central Michigan University, where she minored in dance within the Central Michigan Department of Theatre and Dance program. She also was a proud member of the Central Michigan Dance Team. Beyond the team, she immersed herself in the campus dance community, joining various clubs and further exploring her artistry. Kennedy also pursued a dance minor, pairing her academic studies with her lifelong dedication to the performing arts.

From an early age to her collegiate career and beyond, Kennedy has consistently demonstrated her commitment to excellence in dance. Her journey is a testament to her passion, resilience, and desire to share the transformative power of dance with others.