class notes
2015 Mary Lukasiewicz ’15 graduated from the Maine Criminal Justice Academy and is now a police officer in Portland, Maine.
Elena Robertson ’13 is the development coordinator of individual giving at NPR headquarters in Washington, D.C. She began serving in this role last September. Photo credit: Maggie Sherwood
2014 Vivian Agcanas ’14 will attend medical school at the University of Santo Tomas in Manila, Philippines, as a member of the Class of 2021. Elena Colón-Marrero ’14 is the digital processing archivist at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California, and resides in San Mateo. Grace Currier ’14 was selected in 2015 to participate in the Walt Disney World College Program and spent a year working at the most magical place on Earth in entertainment costuming, working on parades and shows at the Magic Kingdom. She now teaches English and coaches a thriving theater program at a high school in Marion County, Florida, and enjoys being involved in Ocala’s community theater. Currier most recently directed “The Tempest” for Florida’s District 12 one-act competition.
Emily Schulz ’14 lives in Los Angeles, California, and was recently promoted at Independent Studio Services. She creates props for many feature films and TV shows. Due to her promotion she now exclusively makes props for Marvel films, such as “The Avengers,” “Guardians of the Galaxy,” “Spider-Man” and “Black Panther.” Additionally, Schultz works part time on the TV show “The Fosters.”
Jessica Eichlin ’14 has accepted a position as photographs manager at the West Virginia and Regional History Center, part of the West Virginia University Library system. She moved to Morgantown in 2016.
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Photo credit: Alice Boyd, PA-C
Arielle Iley ’14 is returning to Hampton Roads after obtaining a master’s in physician assistant studies from MCPHS University in New England. Iley looks forward to practicing with Sentara Medical Group in Norfolk starting this year.
As of January 2017, Nicholas Sherwood ’14 is in the first master’s program cohort in human rights and peace studies at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB). Under the tutelage of a former CNU professor (Dr. Tina Kempin Reuter), Sherwood helps run the Institute for Human Rights at UAB as a graduate researcher.
2016 Sarah Wagner ’16 will receive a master’s degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Education in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in December. She is studying technology, innovation and education and looks forward to a career in educational technology.