NAIT’s Hip Hop Dance Club Triumphs Post-Pandemic: A Fusion of Move…

In the vibrant corridors of the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT), the Hip Hop Dance Club (HDC) is once again pulsating with energy, marking a triumphant return after the COVID-19 pandemic had forced its closure. Under the spirited leadership of Ally Hamor, the club has reemerged as a beacon of movement and inclusivity, inviting students from all walks of life to express themselves through dance. Advertisment Reviving Rhythms: HDC’s Journey from Inception to Rebirth Founded in 2016, the HDC initially served as a platform for students to engage with hip hop culture and dance, fostering a community of like-minded individuals. However, the pandemic’s onslaught saw the club, along with many others under NAITSA, dissolve amidst lockdown restrictions. In a bold move, President Ally Hamor reignited the club’s flame last year, emphasizing that the HDC’s doors are open to everyone, regardless of their dance experience. The club’s ethos centers around creating a welcoming space where dedication and enjoyment overshadow skill level, a philosophy that has attracted a diverse group of students eager to learn and grow together. Dynamic Offerings: Drop-In Sessions and Performance Teams Advertisment The HDC’s calendar is dotted with engaging events designed to cater to the varying interests...