Jill Homan Randall (she/her) is a San Francisco Bay Area artist. Her work in the field of dance is wide and varied as a performer, teaching artist, arts administrator, publicist, and writer. Jill’s 18 year performing career included 14 years with Nina Haft & Company as well as extensive work with Paufve Dance, Dana Lawton, and Martt Lawrence. She is currently the Director of Artistic Programming and Staff Support of Shawl-Anderson Dance Center and an adjunct assistant professor at Saint Mary’s College of California, working in the LEAP Program and MFA Program. Jill has taught in K-12 public and independent schools, dance studios, and community centers. She received the Herbst Foundation Award for Teaching Excellence in 2013. As a writer, Jill serves as a Contributing Editor for Dance Teacher and directs several writing projects on her own, including: Life as a Modern Dancer, Dancing Words, and MFA Dance in Review. Jill holds a BFA in Modern Dance from the University of Utah and an MFA in Dance: Creative Practice from Saint Mary’s College of California.