After Lewis & Clark
Graduates go on to fulfilling careers in arts ranging from professional artist work to socially engaged nonprofit work to arts administration and more. Here’s a small sampling of our recent alumni:
- Joseph Coulter, ’19: Assistant Audio/Visual Producer at Oregon Public Broadcasting
- Jackson Thein ’18: working on a master’s in public health at the University of Edinburgh after a summer internship with Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley
- Zoey Kambour ’19: sang in the choir, gave multiple voice recitals, and now working on a master’s degree in Art History at the University of Oregon, focusing on Early Islamic Art
- Angie Epifano ’16: graduate student at the University of Chicago, working on a doctorate in African art history
- Sophie Eisenstat ’14: Field Producer, Samantha Bee’s Full Frontal
- Robert Amico ’16: puppeteer for Artist Repertory Theatre and production assistant at Laika
- Audrey Gutierrez ’19: winner, F(r)iction Literary Magazine Winter 2019 Short Story Award; attending Iowa Writers’ Workshop
- Zein Hassanein ’13: board certified music therapist who works both in hospital settings and with nonprofits serving youth who have experienced trauma
Corey Van Landingham BA ’08More about CoreyThe interdisciplinary possibilities at L&C opened new worlds for my poetry, and have greatly informed how I write to this day. I learned how to pay exquisite attention to the world around me, and how to see structures and form all around me.
Smith “S.” Yarberry BA ’16More about Smith “S.”The most important thing I learned while at L&C was how to communicate my ideas and questions most articulately. By that I mean not only how to write clearly, but also how to speak in class and engage with my peers.
Hannah Stubee BA ’21More about HannahThe theory I learned in class and the practical work experience I was able to get were a really great introduction to the work I’m doing now.
