Eliana duBois began dancing at the age of 4 at The Repertoire - A Center for Dance in her hometown of Marshall, MI. At The Repertoire she trained in ballet, tap, jazz, modern, contemporary, clogging, pointe, and hip hop, and she was a part of the competition team for 7 years. She was also a part of the Repertoire Dance Company for 6 years. She began student teaching at The Repertoire in 2014, and eventually took on classes of her own in 2020. Since 2020, Eliana has taught contemporary, jazz, hip hop, and tap to elementary aged students, and ballet to students from kindergarten to adult, at The Repertoire, 360 Dance Company and Recreational Sports at the University of Michigan. Eliana is currently a student at the University of Michigan majoring in linguistics and minoring in dance. Outside of school and teaching at DTS, Eliana is a member of the Pure Dance student organization at U of M where she enjoys dancing and choreographing with her friends. Through creating a safe and creative dance space, Eliana aims to foster a love of dance in her students just like her teachers did for her.