Germaine Ingram is an American choreographer, born in 1947.
Biography
Germaine Ingram is an American lawyer, dancer, and choreographer. She was also the first Black woman to be appointed as a full-time faculty member at Temple University School of Law in Philadelphia in 1972. Prior to earning the title of assistant professor, Ingram served as a law clerk in Pennsylvania's Supreme Court for Judge Theodore Spaulding. Furthermore, she was the recipient of the Rocky Award from DanceUSA in 2011 and the Tap Preservation Award in 2016, among many others.
Contemporaries
Ulysses Dove
American dancer and choreographer (1947-1996)
Laurie Anderson
American artist and musician (born 1947)
Liz Lerman
American choreographer
Margo Sappington
American choreographer
Elizabeth Aldrich
American historian
Wendy Perron
American dancer and choreographer
Roselee Goldberg
South African-born art historian
Denny Martin Flinn
American screenwriter (1947–2007)
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