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… By Samantha B. Bonar Ippolita Rostagno '86 embraces the … to keep." With a celebrity clientele that includes Kerry Washington, Kate Hudson, Jessica Alba, and Queen Latifah, … of partnerships in China, Japan, and Russia. It's a long way from the hills of Tuscany, where Rostagno—the daughter …
… Title: History Department Administration Associate In what ways did a liberal arts education help shape your career … arts education shaped my career aspirations in EVERY way. I began my Oxy education looking to do marine biology … is history! Did you utilize services and support provided by the Hameetman Career Center? Absolutely. I worked in the …
… Alejo’s interest in the power of education was sparked during the life-changing experience of attending … through an identity politics approach,” he adds. “Inspired by my educational experiences in the United States, … of disciplines. His major in diplomacy and world affairs (DWA) is supported by not only an education minor but two …
… King. A soprano with the National Negro Opera Company, King was one of the first black opera singers to perform in Aïda and La Traviata . “My grandfather was a multi-instrumental jazz musician, so my mom grew up … to perform with Jean on one of the mainstages at the South by Southwest Festival (SXSW) on March 15. “It was my first …
… says. Making it to Los Angeles to begin her sophomore year was a welcome change that came with more-than-usual … after graduation"—and recognized her priorities along the way. When we first met Ally in 2020, she was set on a path … "Depression, anxiety, and disordered eating were amplified by the situations people were in [during the pandemic]," she …
… to-do lists than truly schedules. But definitely, yes, I was a very organized and structured person.” In its own 21st-century way, DocuSign—founded in 2003—brings organization and … once. After taking his first political science class taught by Roger Boesche, Springer says, “I wanted to be a poli sci …
… and the 2008 winner of the Graham L. Sterling Memorial Award for teaching, service, and distinguished professional … stressor in the form of a mild electric shock, thus taking away the novelty of the taste. But a funny thing happened on … beady pink eyes. “You really can’t tell these rats apart by looking at them. You have to look at their behavior to …
… David Louie ’73 was 32 years into his career as a civil trial lawyer in private practice in 2010, when he was nominated by Hawai‘i’s newly elected governor, Neil Abercrombie, to be … & Goda in Honolulu. “Luckily, I had enough friends and acquaintances that I've garnered my fair share of work and I got …
… Chris Brickman ’86 was heading up the operations of Kimberly-Clark International—a $9-billion business—when he was invited to speak at an MBA conference in New York City. … and learning”) and regarded his favorite professor, Robby Moore, as “the ultimate economist—there was no emotion …
… Schulz tells Gad. “Younger students have been inspired by your work already.” Schulz feels lucky when students like Gad walk into his “path of existence,” and many other professors feel the same way about their students, many of whom become involved in …