Mission Statement

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Dancing since the age of 3, Asajahnique has trained in the styles of Ballet, Jazz, Contemporary, Hip-Hop, Tap, African, and Pointe. In 2018, Asajahnique transitioned from dancer to choreographer, creating pieces that captivate audiences. With signature pieces such as Fallin' and the Disruptive Liberation, Asajahnique blends storytelling and movement to create a unique experience for her audiences.

Gaining a Masters in Television, Radio, and Film from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, Asajahnique specializes in live productions and event work, capturing moments that count. Her visual storytelling combines real life experiences, highlighting stories that often go untold.

Asajahnique has a Bachelors and Masters in Communication and Rhetorical Studies from Syracuse University. In her studies, Asajahnique takes an interdisciplinary approach intersecting Black feminist and gender studies, performance studies, digital spaces, pop culture, and rhetorical theory.