Meghan Wall
She/Her/Hers
FULL-TIME FacultyAssociate Professor
Dance
Phone: 801.832.2820
Email: mwall@westminsteru.edu
Office Location: Jewett Center EEJ-C
Office Hours: Tuesday and Thursday 4pm-5pm
Degrees:
M.F.A. University of Utah
M.S. University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
B.A. Wellesley College
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About
Meghan Durham Wall is a dance artist, educator, and advocate who focuses on human connection, universal design, creative aging, and healing-centered practices through dance. Meghan’s creative research lies in equity-oriented methods of training the body toward performance, whether on the stage or in society at large.She lives, works, and creates on the ancestral lands of the Ute, Goshute, and Eastern Shoshone people and acknowledges the generations of dancers whose imprint is embedded in the land. Meghan has enjoyed a fulfilling career as a professional dance artist, performing on stages from New York City (Lenape land) to Singapore (Orang Laut land), and having her original choreography produced across the US (Turtle Island). Beyond dance choreography, Meghan’s recent theater credits include choreography for My Brother was a Vampire for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival ’25 (Immigrant’s Daughter and Lil Poppet Productions), Medea (The Classical Greek Theatre Festival), and Ride the Cyclone and Stupid Ghost (Westminster Theatre Arts). She is currently an associate professor and chair of the dance program at Westminster University, as well as an affiliate faculty member for the honors college and gender studies department. Meghan has enjoyed previous dance faculty positions at The Ohio State University, Princeton University, Temple University, the University of Utah, BalletMet, and the Bates Dance Festival. She remains committed to increasing access to dance and is a current Faculty Fellow of Universal Design at Westminster while also serving as a consultant to the Adult Disability Arts Program at Tanner Dance at the University of Utah.
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