Constance McIntyre

Dr. McInyre, is presently the Director of CCMS's Dance & Film, Code.org, and their Academies, where she teaches 6th, 7th, and 8th grades. She is the coach for both the CCMS Flags and G.E.M.-Nation's Auxiliary Teams. She is a former guest Lecturer at the University of Miami, has successfully written directed, and produced several short films focusing on mental health and dance education. Her passion for providing social awareness on mental illness, motivated her to study several psychology courses at Harvard's Psychology Graduate Program. Her award-winning film short Gasp, part of her Say Something Project Campaign, which focuses on bipolar disorder and depression has been selected for several film festivals as well as the recipient of several awards. Her recent short-documentary and trailer "The Middle Child: Finding My Voice Through Dance", is destined for success. Dr. McIntyre has productively blended television and dance by choreographing for several television shows such as a PBS television special Faces, 85 South Gospel Street, and the Bobby Jones Awards Show Special on The Word Network. She has successfully created, written and directed three mini-documentaries focusing on: Forgiveness, Cancer Depression, and Arts Education. She is a former instructor in classical ballet and modern dance at Florida State University, a former Adjunct Professor at Florida Atlantic University and Florida International University both with the Department of Theater and Dance Dr. McIntyre is the creator and director of The McIntyre Institute's School of Dance and Education, Lessons Behind the Scenes Web Series. She is the Co-Creator and Executive Producer of America's first National Liturgical Dance Television program, Called 2 Dance®. Dr. McIntyre states. "I desire to strive for excellence in all I do, because my God deserves nothing less."