Dance is a platform for social connection. | Kelsha Anderson | TEDxCedarCity

Описание: Kelsha is a scientist, a dancer, an avid reader and fan of the audio books. She enjoys drawing, driving, knitting, hiking, traveling and riding her motorcycle. Kelsha has moved frequently during her life and considers every place she has lived to be home. Kelsha's work experience includes changing oil in cars, as a food server, building range fence, staff at children's center, youth center, and in-house treatment center for drug and alcohol addiction. Kelsha has volunteered her time through church service, as a victim advocate for Iron County, UT, visiting homes for elderly, giving presentations for youth groups learning about women in science, and as community organizer in her local dance community. Kelsha has a Bachelor of Science in Geology and a Master of Science in Hydrology and currently work's as a Hydrologist for a land management agency in Los Angeles. In this talk she explores the significance if physical touch in our lives as we connect to others. Kelsha is a scientist, a dancer, an avid reader and fan of the audio books. She enjoys drawing, driving, knitting, hiking, traveling and riding her motorcycle. Kelsha has moved frequently during her life and considers every place she has lived to be home. Kelsha's work experience includes changing oil in cars, as a food server, building range fence, staff at children's center, youth center, and in-house treatment center for drug and alcohol addiction. Kelsha has volunteered her time through church service, as a victim advocate for Iron County, UT, visiting homes for elderly, giving presentations for youth groups learning about women in science, and as community organizer in her local dance community. Kelsha has a Bachelor of Science in Geology and a Master of Science in Hydrology and currently work's as a Hydrologist for a land management agency in Los Angeles. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx