by Felisha Felix, photographer/reporter
The Hispanic Heritage Celebration on the AAS campus was enjoyed by a member of the UVI president’s cabinet. Dr. Camille McKayle Stolze, the Provost, shared a dance with UVI students.
SALSA ON STX
11 responses to “SALSA ON STX”
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This sounds so fun, its very heartwarming to se both teachers and students enjoying themselves.
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this is cool to see and looks fun!
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This is so cool to see!
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Great photographs, Felisha Felix. I am glad that the University of the Virgin Islands holds activities such as these. Hispanic Heritage is very important. There are a large amount of people in the U.S. Virgin Islands who are Hispanic. It is awesome to see cultures represented with such fun activities. I have never done salsa dancing before, so the next time they have a salsa event, I would love to join.
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It appears that STX had a great time. I love seing students and staff enjoying themselves collectively. I remember when STT use to have good time like STX. Great pictures!
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I wish I could’ve gone I love me a good salsa.
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This article made me so happy! So nice that Dr. Camille McKayle Stolze joined. Good job with this story.
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Events like this are a great way to build community and camaraderie amongst students and staff. Kudos to the individuals that put it together!
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This event sounds so cool!! It’s nice that Dr. McKayle Stolze participated with the students 💃
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It is heartwarming to see the students and Dr. McKayle Stolze actively participating in the Hispanic Heritage Celebration at AAS. Their engagement reflects the importance of celebrating cultural diversity and fostering a sense of community on campus. It is not only a delightful moment but also a symbol of unity and inclusivity. Kudos to everyone involved in making this celebration a success! 🎉💃🕺🌟
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Good Job on this article. It seemed like you guys had fun. I wish the St. Thomas campus would have something like this for students.
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