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Loren Palmer (StratComm) joined Alpha Phi International as its conference meeting planner. She is currently organizing the sorority鈥檚 biennial convention in Palm Springs, California.

Ainsley Green (StratComm) is a tour manager and handles sponsorship sales for Matchstick Productions, based in Crested Butte. She is responsible for overseeing the logistics and execution of film tours worldwide.

Izzy Fincher (Jour, Mus) published her undergraduate honors thesis in journalism, 鈥淎n Examination of Mainstream Media鈥檚 Treatment of Female Guitarists,鈥� in the Journal of Popular Music Studies. She presented her work at the National Conference for Undergraduate Research and the International Communication Association Conference in 2023, and at the UW-Madison Women鈥檚 and Gender Studies Consortium in 2024.

Cassidy Davis (StratComm) is based in Seattle and is a corporate partnerships activation associate for the Seattle Seahawks.

Taylor Cislo-Giordano (StratComm) is a corporate event planner for Matrix Events, coordinating worldwide live, hybrid, virtual and on-demand events for corporations.

Andulla Alesmail (StratComm) is continuing his education in mass communication at San Jos茅 State University, where he will pursue a master鈥檚 degree.

Emily Loker (PhDComm) continues to enjoy living in 麻豆影院. After a one-year postdoc and an environmental justice internship at NASA, she started working at the Department of Energy鈥檚 Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Technology Office as an equity and environmental justice coordinator.

Britney Eschelman (StratComm) is based in New York and works for a startup online travel magazine, Hotels Above Par. She started as an editorial assistant and is now the assistant editor, managing editorial and social content as well as partnerships.

Nora Work (MediaSt) freelanced for Modern Luxury Media and was managing editor of Hamptons magazine before taking an associate role at Savor PR, a boutique public relations agency representing food and beverage clients. She lives in Washington, D.C.

Tory Lysik (Jour, PoliSci) is a visual journalist at Axios, focusing on data and graphics. She is also pursuing a master鈥檚 degree from the Columbia School of Journalism.

Natalie Wadas (Jour) reported the news in West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky for two years at WOWK 13 News before moving to New Mexico to work at Albuquerque鈥檚 KRQE News 13.

Emily Cranny (StratComm) graduated from the University of Illinois鈥� College of Law in May 2024 and is moving to Chicago to join a law firm.

After working for a boutique marketing agency in Washington, D.C., Daisy Miller (StratComm) returned to Denver, where she is a dual marketing manager for Curio Collection by Hilton. In addition to managing two properties, she purchased a home and welcomed her first baby.

Adam Titchenal (Comm, Film) is based in Los Angeles and is a project manager at Metastage, which creates mixed-reality content.

Alex Potter (Jour) is a television producer based in New York City with credits that include Animal Planet, MTV and the NFL Network. She is also the co-creator of the award-winning personal finance podcast Future Rich.

Sidney Gomez (Advert, Soc) is managing a 20-person consultant team at 6sense, which provides A.I.- and data-driven solutions for business-to-business organizations. She lives in Lakewood with her husband and two puppies.

Adrian Garcia (Jour) lives in New York City and was recently promoted to managing editor of data visualizations for the U.S. specialist division at the Financial Times.

Thomas Drachkovitch (Comm) launched Dream Bay Entertainment, in London, aimed at producing high-quality films, managing talent and advising media companies on expansion. Previously, he helped grow Amazon Studios.

Morgan Aguilar (Jour) worked in local TV news for five years before transitioning into higher ed communications. She now works for an agency supporting colleges, universities and higher education associations across the country.

Brendon Bosworth (MJour) runs the Communicating Science for Impact program with Dr. Tali Hoffman. Since launching the program, they have trained more than 350 scientists to more effectively communicate their research.