Raymond Ejiofor

A recent graduate of Carnegie Mellon University with B.S. in Decision Science with a double minor in Engineering Studies and Technology and Policy. Ejiofor is a recipient of the prestigious Gates Millennium Scholarship. Raymond began his training under Judith Rhodes Calgaro in Arlington, Va. From there Raymond has worked with various choreographers including Kyle Abraham, Darrell Grand Moultrie, Michele de la Reza, Peter Kope, Princess Mhoon, Jamie Nichols, Deborah Brockus, Pearlann Porter, Christopher Huggins, and Robert Battle. He has also had the opportunity to trained with the Los Angeles based Brockus Project Dance Company as well as the Los Angeles Contemporary Dance Company. Ejiofor is the founding, Artistic Director of the student-run Dancers Symposium Dance Company at Carnegie Mellon University. As an instructor, Raymond teaches introduction to advanced jazz and hip hop at a number of studios and universities around the Pittsburgh area such as Carnegie Mellon University, University of Pittsburgh, the Jewish Community Center, Hill Dance Academy Theater, and the Boyd Community Center. Raymond currently is a company member of the August Wilson Center Dance Ensemble.