Patsy Lowe is a dancer at SUNY Fredonia where she is taught modern, ballet, jazz, tap and many more.

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Before Fredonia, Patsy’s interest in the arts started with “The Music in Me” by Rebecca Torres.  She spent her formative years learning the art of dance under the tutelage of Bernice Johnson. Patsy possesses a love and a passion in the area of dance for which she has a natural grace as evidenced in her movement. 

 

To hone in on her skill, Patsy has taken numerous master classes under notable instructors such as Matt Steffanina, Dana Alexa, Earl Mosley, Erika Pujic, Dwana Smallwood, Wade Robson, Chanel DaSilva, Paula J. Peters, and many more. Although Miss Lowe embraces various genres of dance, she has been trained in Lester Horton and Martha Graham techniques. She translates and shares this passion and training by teaching others proper dance technique.

 

Patsy was selected among professionally trained dancers at 2015 Dancing Preachers International (DPI) Conference to minister Holy Spirit Rain Down by Alvin Slaughter on Broadway at the Palace Cathedral in New York, NY, choreographed by Apostle Sabrina McKenzie, Founding Director of The International Dance Commission and Dancing Preachers International of which Patsy is also a member of the New York State Chapter.