Morgan Iannazzo

Dynamic educator and student development leader with a unique blend of creativity, compassion, and strategic insight. With nearly a decade of experience across education, the arts, and wellness, I specialize in crafting transformative experiences that elevate student engagement and enrich campus culture. My approach integrates trauma-informed practices, personalized learning, and holistic wellness—rooted in the belief that education thrives at the intersection of heart and innovation.

I bring a background in dance, yoga, and fitness into every space I lead, fostering environments that are not only inclusive and empowering but also deeply attuned to the social-emotional needs of students and staff alike. Whether designing student life initiatives, leading cross-functional collaboration, or mentoring through movement, I operate with intention, clarity, and a passion for impact.

At my core, I am committed to cultivating communities where individuals feel seen, supported, and inspired to grow. I believe in the power of creativity to change lives—and in education as the art of transformation.

With over nine years of experience in education and wellness, I’ve served in diverse roles including Director of Student Life, dance educator, trauma-informed movement instructor, and personal fitness coach. My career spans private education, public schools, wellness centers, and community programs across Virginia and New York City.

As Director of Student Life at Fusion Academy, I led campus-wide student engagement initiatives, launched student leadership programs, and partnered with educators to strengthen personalized learning and campus culture. I’ve designed and taught curriculum in dance and yoga, coordinated community wellness initiatives in partnership with NYU Langone, and built inclusive programs that prioritize student voice, belonging, and well-being.

B.F.A. in Dance Performance and Choreography from Shenandoah Conservatory, where I cultivated a strong foundation in creative expression, pedagogy, and movement analysis. I also hold a 200-hour Yoga Teacher Certification from Three Sisters Yoga, with specialized training in trauma-informed practices and holistic wellness; equipping me to support diverse learners through mind-body integration and compassionate instruction.