Spring 2019 Class Schedule

Weekly Classes
All BAM's classes are FREE for club members (become a club member here!) and are held in the School of Public Health (SPH) Gymnasium (Room 2101). The schedule and descriptions of the classes we offer are listed in the tables below. Bronze and Silver classes will start the week of Feb. 5th, and Newcomer classes will start the week of Feb. 12th.

All weekly classes are cumulative. You'll be able to drop in and out of class the first couple of weeks without a problem, but expect the classes to build on themselves after that.

Practice Space
We have free open practice space every semester for all active club members. Subscribe to our email announcements or follow our facebook page to keep up with any last minute cancellations. Spring 2019 practice space times will run from Feb. 5th to May 14th and are as follows:

​Tuesdays 7-9 PM
Wednesdays and Fridays 4-7 PM
Thursdays 9-11 PM
Sundays 2-5 PM
*There will be no practice space Mar. 17-24 due to spring break.*

Class	Time (PM)	Teachers
Newcomer Latin	Tuesdays 7-8 PM	Steph and Ike
Newcomer Latin	Thursdays 9-10 PM	Jeff and Briana
​Newcomer Standard	Tuesdays 8-9 PM	Josh B. and Liza
Newcomer Standard	Wednesdays 6-7 PM	John and Kate
​Bronze Latin	Tuesdays 8-9 PM	Steph and Ike
​Bronze Standard	Wednesdays 6-7 PM	Josh S. and Mara
​Silver Latin	Tuesdays 7-8 PM	Dennis
​Silver Standard	Thursdays 9-10 PM	Lara and Henry

Class Descriptions​

Newcomer Latin	A beginner-level class that covers the basics of Cha Cha, Rumba, and Jive. No partner, costume, shoes, or experience necessary. There are two sections of the class that will run roughly parallel. Come to whichever fits your schedule or both for extra practice.
Newcomer Standard	​A beginner-level class that covers the basics of Waltz, Quickstep, and Tango. No partner, costume, shoes, or experience necessary. There are two sections of the class that will run roughly parallel. Come to whichever fits your schedule or both for extra practice.
Bronze Latin	An intermediate-level class that builds onto the basics of Cha Cha, Rumba, Jive, and Samba, while working through the ISTD and some of the WDSF Bronze syllabi to get you ready for Silver by the end of the class. No partner necessary. One semester of Newcomer Latin recommended.
Bronze Standard	An intermediate-level class that builds onto the basics of Waltz, Quickstep, Tango, and Foxtrot, while working through the ISTD and some of the WDSF Bronze syllabi to get you ready for Silver by the end of the class. No partner necessary. One semester of Newcomer Standard recommended.
Silver Latin	An intermediate-level class that expands on the figure vocabulary taught in Newcomer and Bronze while introducing some higher level technical concepts and continuing to build on the fundamentals taught in Bronze Latin. No partner necessary. 1-2 semesters of Bronze Latin recommended.
Silver Standard	​An intermediate-level class that expands on the figure vocabulary taught in Newcomer and Bronze while introducing some higher level technical concepts and continuing to build on the fundamentals taught in Bronze Standard. No partner necessary. 1-2 semesters of Bronze Standard recommended.