Membership Directory

MA Yu [马昱], PhD, Associate professor，Graduated from the Dance Deparement, Art and Communication College, Beijing Normal University. Dr. Ma was invited to New York by the Martha Hill Dance Fund. She is currently on the faculty of the Dance Department, Xi`an Conservatory of Music, Shaanxi province, China.

Paloma Macías Guzman, PhD, is a spanish dancer, teacher and researcher. She studied Spanish dance with Ana María Sánchez, Manolo Vargas and Mercedes Amaya. She is a CMA and a certified specialist in Language of Dance. She teaches theoretical and practical subjects at the National Institute of Fine Arts. She has created reading excercises and a record of Oscar Tarriba ́s Spanish dances using motif writing. She is a founding member of the Centro Mexicano de Estudios Coreológicos A.C.

Sheila Marion is a fellow of ICKL and taught Labanotation at Arizona State University and The Ohio State University.  She was Director of the Dance Notation Bureau Extension at OSU from 1995 to 2007.  She is currently retired and living in Montana.

Kevin Martial joined the National Center for Contemporary Dance in Angers in 2015, earning a National Higher Professional Diploma in Dance and a Bachelor’s degree in Social and Human Sciences. He holds a State Diploma in contemporary dance instruction from Le Pont Supérieur in Nantes. Kevin has performed with several dance companies and developed original choreographic works. He currently teaches at the Conservatory of Clermont-Ferrand and creates choreography for the Jeune Ballet. He completed his training in Laban movement analysis and notation at the CNSMD de Paris in 2025, receiving a Master’s Degree Level Second-Cycle Diploma. He is now developing a movement notation program at the CRR of Clermont-Ferrand. His work includes restaging an excerpt from Dominique Bagouet’s repertoire, designing an exhibition on dance notation, and collaborating as a movement notator with choreographers Yuval Pick and Louis Barreau. Through his dedication to teaching, choreography, and movement notation, Kevin continues to contribute meaningfully to the field of dance.

Beth Megill is a professor at Moorpark College with a specialty in modern, jazz, choreography, improvisation and dance notation. She founded Megill & Company in 2001 with her sister Heather and has produced four original musicals and ten evening length dance programs. The mission of MeCo is to create dance works that are vibrant, quirky, meaningful, intellectual and entertaining. Beth is also active in CDEA and NDEO, frequently presenting on dance literacy and jazz dance pedagogy. She is founder of LAdancereview.org and enjoys tweeting about life, dance and art at @bethmegill.

Gábor Misi is a computer programmer MSc. He was a performer in an amateur traditional dance group in Hungary for 15 years and led field works filming dance in 20 Transylvanian villages. He taught Kinetography Laban for 5 years at the Hungarian Dance Academy. He is a contributor of the Institute for Musicology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. He is a fellow member of the International Council of Kinetography Laban (ICKL). He is a member of the International Council for Traditional Music (ICTM) Study Group on Ethnochoreology and a founding member of the Hungarian Society of Ethnochoreology. His research areas include analytical methods for Central European traditional dances, theory of Kinetography Laban and computer-aided dance analysis

Carol-Lynne Moore, Ph.D., C.M.A., and Registered Movement Pattern Analyst, has been involved in the field of movement study as a writer, lecturer, and consultant for five decades.  A master teacher of Laban Movement Analysis, she has a deep practical and theoretical understanding of Laban’s work.  She has taught in over 25 Certification Programs in the U.S. and Europe and currently directs MoveScape Center in Denver, Colorado.  Her recent publications include Meaning in Motion (MoveScape Center, 2014), Beyond Words, 2^nd ed. (Routledge, 2012), The Harmonic Structure of Movement, Music, and Dance According to Rudolf Laban (Mellen, 2009), and Movement and Making Decisions (Rosen, 2005).  In 2018 she was honored to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies.