Through her work as a research assistant at Wiggins Memorial Library, an anchor on the Campbell athletics’ student show, ‘Camel Cam,’ and as a videographer, producer, and sideline reporter for athletics events, she has learned “what proper work ethic looks like, how to be responsible, and how to be dependable.” Once navigating busy days in college, she now balances two jobs and a dedicated fitness routine, all of which requires the strong work ethic she learned at Campbell. While she is working towards that goal, she will carry skills she learned at Campbell University with her. “We won the lip-sync battle and I had an amazing time with my sisters and the brothers of Kappa Sigma.”īurley hopes to open her own dance studio one day, to “share my love and passion of teaching dance to other people,” she said. We put on a wonderful show and I’ve never felt so close to the Greek organizations as I did in that moment,” Burley said. ’ Since I’m obsessed with choreographing I began making a music mix and dances over a month before the performance.
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I remember pulling our theme out of a hat and getting the movie The Lion King. “ That year, Delta Phi Epsilon and Kappa Sigma were paired together against the rest of the Greek community. In fact, her favorite memory at Campbell is from Greek Week 2017, a time where Campbell’s sororities and fraternities engage in friendly competition involving scavenger hunts, obstacle courses, and a huge lip-sync battle.
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Malia Burley (‘18)īurley took full advantage of the fitness resources Campbell offers, as she served as president of the Campbell dance team, was both founder and teacher of a hip-hop group fitness class for Campus Recreation, and choreographed dances for lip-sync battles as part of her sorority, Delta Phi Epsilon. “My short term plans are to stay active and live a healthy lifestyle, to keep up with my fitness, and be able to perform at my best in all aspects of my two current jobs,” she said.
Burley, a communication studies major, has recently begun a new job as a member of a NFL cheerleader team, a lifelong dream turned reality.īurley balances long days of training in preparation for football season with her second job as a dance instructor for Ludmilas European Performing Arts Academy. No better place to utilize those teamwork skills than in a large group of competitive girls. “The number one thing that Campbell taught me was how to work with others,” Malia Burley (‘18) said.
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