Nina Serigos

Innovative leader with a focus on merging movement sciences and arts to create transformative experiences in performance and rehabilitation. Extensive experience in choreography and improvisation, effectively organizing performances that foster artistic expression. Demonstrated leadership in directing various dance lessons and managing fundraising efforts for Saint Louis University Dance Marathon. Committed to community engagement and building inclusive spaces through strong problem-solving and communication skills.

• CPR Certified
• First Aid Certified

• Future Team Leader: presented by professional dancer Camille Spencer after a week-long dance intensive .
• Student Choreographer: 1st place in dance competitions for choreography and skill.
• Drama Christian Leadership Award: recognition for leadership and christian representative qualities in the drama department.
• 4 Year Athlete Award: remained an active athlete for entire high school career Academic Achievement Award - maintained the highest GPA on the team for 8 semesters.
• Girl Scouts of America Silver Scout Award: organized and completed a sustainable community service project along with merit badges.

Freelance Choreography Credits:

• Served as head choreographer for Les Misérables, overseeing all choreography and rehearsals.
• Directed choreography for Elf: The Musical, enhancing performance quality and engagement.
• Choreographed movements for Quinceañera, ensuring cultural authenticity and artistic expression.
• Led Martin Luther High School Dance Team, developing skills and performance excellence.
• Designed choreography for various pageants, focusing on stage presence and fluidity.
• Assisted in choreography for High School Musical, supporting main choreographer and cast.

Dancer In "What Do You Feel?"

• Conceptual Dance Project, choreographed by Samanvita Kasthuri.
• Contemporary and lyrical dancer.
• Learned choreography quickly and adapted to changes in choreography seamlessly by maintaining physical and mental flexibility.

Respite Care Program : Buddy Break (2011-2022)

• Directed activity stations to facilitate participant engagement.
• Prepared and organized supplies for all stations to ensure readiness.
• Assisted participants individually, fostering a supportive environment.