Morgan Davison started her dance training at Riverside Ballet Arts under the direction of Glenda Carhart and then furthered her studies at Ballet Pacifica. Morgan began her professional career with the Suzanne Farrell Ballet. She continued her education on scholarship at the University of Utah, dancing with the Department of Ballet’s resident student company, Utah Ballet. She was then invited to join Nashville Ballet’s second company. While in Nashville, she became more interested in exploring modern and contemporary dance by working with Banning Bouldin and Gina Patterson. She decided to explore these genres further, moving to Chicago to train at the Lou Conte Dance Studio under the direction of Claire Bataille. After a year in Chicago, she danced with the Madison Ballet in Wisconsin for a year. Since returning to Southern California, Morgan has danced with CalliOpus Contemporary, Kenneth Walker Dance Project, and Intersect Dance Theatre and has been a guest artist with San Pedro City Ballet and Inland Contemporary Ballet. She is on the faculty at Riverside Community College and several studios in the area.