• You can add yourself to the mail list server at http://listsdev.u.washington.edu/mailman/listinfo/salsa_uw
• Email us at uwsalsa@u.washington.edu and ask to be added on the mail list server. You can also email us for general questions.
• Come to one of our Practicas and we'll get you signed up!
  You are always welcome to come to a practica and check it out for free and see if you are interested, there's no pressure to join. Stop by and see what you think!

Officers

	Tien President Junior/ Life I began dancing salsa two years ago during a Dawg Daze event. I quickly fell head over heels for the dance and have since expanded into bachata and a few other styles as well. For me, dancing is more than just a fun activity; it's an intimate way of communicating aspects of myself that I can't do with words. My goal as president is to see club members fall as hard for salsa as I did, and discover themselves along the way..
	Kenji Vice President Junior / Bio-Physics & Mathematics I started Salsa dancing in the Autumn of 2010 under the instruction of Juliet McMains. I later took lessons from Michelle Badion through ASUW and then joined the Salsa Club @ UW my Winter Quarter. Salsa's been a joy thus far!
	Noah Treasurer I began taking salsa last year after noticing a lesson available during dawg daze. Ever since I have been going to club practicas, social dancing, and taking lessons at Century Ballroom to consistently improve. I still have a very far way to go, but I enjoy every moment of it."
	Stella Webmistress Physics PHD student I took Salsa classes for a couple of years when I was 12, but at that age there isn't much social dancing. My sister started taking classes and dragging me with her to Salsa events, and then I realized how fun it can be! I jumped in the oppurtinity to join the club, remember what I once had learned, and learn more. And I have been an avid salsa fan since then!
	Josh Biochem Junior