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Daniel Santiago ’18

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Pace chapter.

Name: Daniel Santiago

Year: Sophomore (’18)

Major(s): BFA Dance

Hometown: Suffolk, Long Island

Zodiac sign: Aquarius

How has your time at pace transformed you as a dancer? How has pace changed your perspective on dance? “Dancing at Pace has helped me grow up in know that dancing isn’t all about how good you are but how smart you are.”

What current pieces are you working on? “Currently working on pieces for our show Dance Out Loud.”

Do you enjoy choreographing more so than being in a piece and being given choreography? “I like being given choreo because it gives me a chance to further explore who I am as a dancer and gives me another opportunity to express my style.”

Where do you hope dance will take you in the future? “I can see myself on Broadway, that’s not my first option as a job but I’m open to everything because I’ve learned that it’s smarter to say yes to everything and say no to nothing.”

Do you ever see yourself on Broadway? “I hope dance takes me anywhere honestly. I’m open to choreography and performance so I’m satisfied with pretty much anything.”

Hey guys, my name is Cas. I am a Senior at Pace Univeristy on the NYC campus. I am currently working on a dual degree in Communications and Fine Arts. I've been working with some friends of mine to start up our own creative platform called FUNKNVIBE. It's basically a way for artists, musicians, film makers and any creative minds to collaborate and create. When I'm not volunteering or with my FNV family I'm reading, dancing or working on my latest art piece. I hope to own and design my own publication showcasing the culture around me. I have a personal blog as well as my Her Campus page. I recently started up a blog with FunknVibe so definitely check it out!  I started out as the secretary at for HCPace but moved my way to VP and CC to now President. I love being able to give students on my campus a voice and connect new students to some type of a community. Her Campus has allowed me to organize myself better and find out what goes into running an organization. It's been an absolute joy and I hope for my last year we have one of the best!