Nick Davis

Nick Davis is a PAC Instructor at Oregon State University, affiliated with the School of Exercise, Sport, and Health Sciences. He has been involved in dance since 1998, specializing in Lindy Hop since 2002. As the founder of Track Town Swing in Eugene, Oregon (2012), he has globally developed his skills through engagements at Herräng Dance Camp and other international events. His role at Oregon State University involves teaching Lindy Hop and promoting its cultural and historical significance.

His expertise spans jazz music history, community-building through dance, and social dance pedagogy. He actively teaches at events like Camp Jitterbug, Lindy Bout, and Midwest Lindy Fest while DJing at major dance gatherings. His 2014 appointment as a Frankie Manning Foundation Ambassador underscores his contributions to preserving Lindy Hop traditions.

Nick’s work emphasizes communal joy and cultural heritage, aligning with Oregon State’s focus on health sciences and physical activity. While no academic grants or formal student advisement are listed, his impact is centered on experiential education and fostering inclusive dance communities.