Class of 2018

Casandra Baird

Colorado State University, studying an undeclared major in the humanities.

Caroline Bennet

Yale University majoring in Middle Eastern Studies.

Annika Bell

City Year Service Project Manchester, New Hampshire

Katelyn Blair

Colorado State University

Estee Dechtman

Barnard College of Columbia University – Double major in theatre and human rights

Wyatt DeShong

Lewis & Clark College, Theatre and Physics

Zeah Edmonds

University of Northern Colorado.

Emily Embleton

Gap Year, then Willamette University

Tanner Gardner

Northwestern University to major in Theatre

Joshua Gelman

University of Evansville to study acting

Aleksandra Goldberg

New York University – Double Major in Journalism and Social and Cultural Analysis

Trinity Grant

San Diego State University

Isabella Harris

The Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts to major in the dramatic arts program

Laura Herronen

Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota

Sequoiah Hippolyte

Stanford University

Kiara Johnson

University of Northern Colorado , theatre major

Gabriel Koskinen-Sansone

Savannah College of Arts and Design, BFA in performing arts

Sophie Krupanszky

Between Sophie’s high school and college years, she travelled to Guatemala, Honduras, and Costa Rica, interning with various organizations and doing volunteer work throughout these regions.

Sophie is currently in Tucuman, Argentina, working with a local cultural and theatre center, hosting her own theatre workshops for children and women in the local community. Sophie is also volunteering and hosting workshops at local Comedor’s (places where volunteers can provide meals for local citizens). She is also interning with artists at the cultural center who bring Theatre of the Oppressed workshops to this community suffering from sexism and egalitarian issues following the Dirty War-Tucuman serving as the central zone during this conflict. Sophie hopes to learn from the leaders at the center who truly believe, like Sophie, that theatre work and workshops can serve as a primary medium for human rights education, awareness, and social justice work. Sophie will soon be travelling to Cordoba, Argentina to continue holding space for theatre workshops with children in childcare centers, schools, and in a female juvenile detention center in hopes of providing empowerment and bringing human rights awareness.

Sophie hopes to keep the combination of travelling and love of theatrical service work in her life as she continues to pursue a career in acting at Pace University in New York City.