Chief Business Officer Nicolle Taylor (‘98, JD ‘02) has had many roles, including working at an investment firm and starting her own graphic design company. Taylor said the key to being a successful woman in leadership is having confidence and having mentors and supportive co-workers to help.
Creativity
New Tenure-Track Stars: Screen Arts Professor Emboldens Students through Film
Paul Kim, a new professor of Screen Arts in the Communication Division, enjoys forming meaningful relationships with students and helping them throughout their creative journeys. Kim is also working on a creative scholarship project to develop new documentaries with students, alumni and faculty.
Petty Perspective: The Artistic License of Plates
Each state has a duty to exemplify their license plates by drawing on their state’s best qualities. In this ranking list, I decide the level of creativity of these states.
Small Studio Sessions: Alexa Borstad
Alexa Borstad was the first guest on Small Studio Sessions.
Late Nights with an Introvert
Daniel Perez is a graduate student, surfer, skater and songwriter who comes alive at night.
Making Music in the Dark
Student, DJ and music producer Rowland Evans opens up about his creative life as a night owl.
Writing After Hours
Marina Sangit improves her everyday well-being by setting time aside for creative writing.
Jaibir Nihal Singh: The Night Owl, The Rebel
Some work better to the crow of the early bird, others to the hoot of the night owl. India native Jaibir Nihal Singh fights against the stigma surrounding night owls in America.
‘Black and White’ Exhibit Arrives at the Weisman Museum
“It’s All Black and White” is filled with social commentary, beauty and opportunity, observers said.
It’s OK To Be a Child
One of the most challenging things about college is remaining a child at heart when life gets rough.
