Angie DelCollo
The past 4 years I have been passing my knowledge along to fifth and sixth grade students. I am currently working towards a masters degree in education and becoming an expert in being a mom.
As always, I am working on expanding my knowledge of event planning and production, choreography, and photography. I have a background in stage direction, team building events, and various genres of dance, cheer and choreography. I am most passionate about helping people work together to build something amazing.
You don’t have to let your problems with someone get in the way of creation.
My mission is to help others overcome their differences, find self-love, and be creative.
May 2018 - I earned my Bachelors of Science in Business Administration in Marketing and a Minor in Event Planning and Production!
May 2019 - I earned my Bachelors of Liberal Arts and Sciences in Psychology!
November 2016 - I founded the Rider University Dance Troupe, a group of dancers dedicated to telling a story and volunteering in and around the Rider University and Lawrenceville communities.
January 2017 - I became a sister of Phi Sigma Sigma! I sat as the 2018 Sisterhood Bonding, Senior Programming, and Fashion Design Chairmen.
July 2020 - I began teaching all subjects at the 5th grade level.
June 2021 - I stated my journey as a cheerleading coach!
July 2022 - I made the switch from 5th grade to 6th grade, and moved up to a Head Coach.
January 2023 - Tied the knot!
February 2024 - Became a mom!
If we wait until we’re ready,
we’ll be waiting for the rest of our lives
During my time at Rider University, I was elected the Public Relations chair of the Residence Hall Association as well as Vice President the following year. During my time in RHA I planned multiple events including a Breast Cancer Awareness event and a Rivalry Football night. These events were very successful and guests left feeling empowered and satisfied.
While in Phi Sigma Sigma, I planned many sisterhood events designed to being sisters together regardless of their differences. Field trips to the aquarium and Hershey Park, as well as multiple “throwback” events that consisted of nostalgic food and games. Sisters left these events feeling more connected to one another and happier than when they walked in.
In 2016 I was asked to choreograph three dances in three weeks to assist for an upcoming theatrical poetry performance. Having pulled off such a feat, my dancers and I branched out to become a separate entity on the Rider University Campus. Since then, I have directed multiple semester showcases, and choreographed countless routines that have been performed in multiple venues on and around the Rider University campus.
