Chloé Ashley Crowley
A native of Jackson, MS and graduate of Murrah High School, was trained in ballet, modern, and jazz at Power Academic and Performing Arts Complex. After high school, she obtained a bachelors degree in economics from Jackson State University while performing in the Sonic Boom of the South marching band as a member and captain of the Prancing J-Settes. After her undergraduate matriculation, Mrs. Crowley obtained a masters degree in dance education from New York University. While in New York, she choreographed, taught and performed various genres of dance ranging from ballet to East African. In May of 2013, she performed at Radio City Music Hall.
With over 10 years of teaching experience, she previously taught ballet, jazz and cheer at New Hope Christian School. Currently, she is the Director of the Prancing J-Settes at Jackson State University who were recently featured in an HBCU Campaign Commercial with AT & T featuring recording artist, dancer and singer Ciara, as well as a MAC Cosmetics commercial. As a dance educator, Mrs. Crowley feels that her greatest strength is the ability to build positive working relationships with her students. She acknowledges that dance is evolutionary and believes in the continuing development of the dance world and the impact that it plays in society. While teaching, she has epitomized that rare mix of compassion and approachability with the ability to set high expectations for her students as dancers and choreographers. Her main goal as an educator is to grow intellectually and professionally with her students. Mrs. Crowley also expects that her strong passion, enthusiasm and respect for the dance profession will positively influence and greatly affect future generations of students.
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She and her husband Brandon, are the proud parents of two, Wesley and Cassidy.
