During her last year and a half on Broadway, Jary was a full-time student at Hunter College. The program was really instrumental in helping me with school. I even went on to graduate school and received a master's of social work. After completing her education, Jary returned to CTFD and took on a counseling position, helping other dancers. It's like connecting the dots.
Research shows that people are going to have four to six careers in their lifetime.
This is having everybody get clear about moving on and where and how they can make a contribution in a creative way. There can be a lot more sense of a control in this job market. It's a little bit more unstructured, insecure, but that leads for a lot of opportunities for people. He or she must also have a minimum of 100 weeks of paid professional dance work over a period of seven or more years. CTFD has two offices, one in New York, which was donated by the American Guild of Musical Artists and the Dancers Union, and an office in Los Angeles, which was opened in 1995 by the Screen Actors Guild.