This video titled, “Senzeni Na Highlights,” was directed and choreographed by Jason Aryeh, Assistant Professor of Dance, of the Performing Arts Department in McCrary Theatre, Center for the Arts in February of 2017. Senzeni Na (also spelled Senzenina, English: What Have We Done?) is a South African anti‐apartheid folk song. The Xhosa/Zulu language song is commonly sung at funerals, demonstrations, and in churches. Aryeh stated, “Every year I come up with a dance to research around and create dances that will tell a story or address a topic in our community while celebrating humanity. Last year (2016) it was about the trans-Atlantic slavery and this year (2017) Senzeni Na celebrates and remembers apartheid in South Africa (this quote is from Aryeh’s April 6, 2017 email to Linda Lashendock). In the program, there were 17 musical and dance selections. The students in the performances may appear in the highlighted piece of the following 17 musical selections. The musical productions included: Libation, written by Jason Aryeh, performed by Ferginho Philippe-August; Stop Apartheid, written and performed by Andrew Gleckler; Bi Nka Bi, choreographed by Jason Aryeh, performed by Dance 320 West African Dance Class, drummers – Lamar Lewis, Elisha Harris, Atiba Rorie, and Sandy Blocker; Senzeni Na?, Soloist – Tres McMichael, performed by Andrew Gleckler, Brandon Halvorsen, Brooke Banister, Cassidy Hamilton, Diego Sayao, Francesca Mancuso, John Henry Ward, Lexi Carter, Matthew Moore, Michael Moore, Michael Jacobson, Monica Poston, Breia Kelley, and Jasmine Walters, choreographed by Jason Aryeh, dancer – Cierra Seawright; Unspoken, written by Jason Aryeh, performed by Loren Brunson; Sibulawayo (They are Killing Us), choreographed by Jason Aryeh, texts – Africans on Black Lives Matter, dancers – George Roberts and Breia Kelley; The Door of No Return, choreographed by Monica Steffey, music soundtracks from the movie “Amistad” and “12 Years a Slave,” dancers – Arianne Payne, Rachel Linsky, Annie Marx, Victoria Rodriguez, Victoria Bond, Stephanie Pittman, Mariel Loughlin, Emily Patterson, and Taylor Hnatek; No Color, choreographed by Jason Aryeh, music – “Freedom” by Chris Tarpley, dancers – Jason Aryeh and Maxwel O’Connell, dedicated to Nancy Cooper and Sandy Dixon; Akoma Ntoaso (Heart Link), choreographed by Jason Aryeh, music – Femi Kuti- Truth Don Die by Kerri Chandler (Remix), music edited by John Henry Ward, performed by the Elon Dance Company; Nobody, lyrics inspired by the book, “Nobody” by Marc Lamont Hill, written – composed – arranged by Kellcee Batchelor, performed by Kellcee Batchelor; Crossing the Caste Barrier, choreographed by Victoria Bond, music – ‘“Einstein on the Beach, Knee 1” by Philip Glads and Ensemble, edited by Connor Hanson, poem by Victoria Bond, dancers – Rachel Linsky, Brittany Papas, Lindsey Bishchel, and Victoria Bond; Kpanlogo, choreographed by Jason Aryeh, performed by Dance 320 West African Dance Class, drummers – Lamar Lewis, Elisha Harris, Atiba Rorie, and Sandy Blocker; In Your Mind, poem written by Mutabaruka, performed by Ferginho Philippe-August, choreographed by Jason Aryeh, dancers – Abby Corrigan and Rachale Mullaly; Shadowland, music – soundtrack from Disney movie – “The Lion King,” soloist – Breia Kelley and Jasmine Walters, performed by Andrew Glecker, Brandon Halvorsen, Brooke Banister, Cassidy Hamilton, Diego Sayao, Francesca Mancuso, John Henry Ward, Lexi Carter, Matthew Moore, Michael Jacobson, Monica Poston, and Tres McMichael; Is all Love; choreographed by Jason Aryeh, music – “What’s Going On” by Marvin Gaye, performed by Lindsey Bischel; We All Africans, choreographed by Jason Aryeh, music – “Waka Waka” (This Time for Africa) by Shakira featuring Freshlyground, performed by Taylor Hnatek, Cierra Seawright, Megan Siepka, Brittany Pappas, Abby Corrigan, Allison Ivan, Julia Goldberg, Megan Rink, Hallee Bernstein, Erin Maybach, and Jason Aryeh; and Drum Dance, choreographed by Jason Aryeh, drummers – Lamar Lewis, Elisha Harris, Atiba Rorie, and Sandy Blocker, dancers – Jason Aryeh, Patrick Coleman, Tres McMichael, Grant Paylor, Cierra Seawright, Breia Kelley, George Roberts and Ferginho Philippe-August. The video was recorded, produced, and edited by Ted Moree, Video Producer, in Teaching and Learning Technologies at Elon University.