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Andrea H. Parrish was named one of The Daily Record's 2019 Leading Women. Parrish completed a certificate in Advanced Study in Education, Educational Leadership, and School Improvement at ¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ in 2011.

M.A.H.P. professor David Rotenstein will discuss ways historic preservationist and folklorists can guide community projects to address diverse constituent needs at the 2019 American Folklore Society meeting in Baltimore this October.

Naomi Davidoff, M.A.A.A. ’19 applies her arts administration education to her work as a development director, project manager and costume designer.

Deborah Spears Moorehead M.A.C.S. '13 is painting the history of her tribe on a mural in Providence, Rhode Island.

M.A. in Arts Administration student Quodesia D. Johnson received a Career Development Grant from The American Association of University Women (AAUW). The grant provides funding to women who are perusing a graduate education, and are preparing to advance their career, change their career, or reenter the workforce. Learn more about Johnson on AAUW's website.