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Alumni News, continuedCortney Healy graduated from AUR in 2008 with a degree in Art History. She recentlyfinished serving with the Peace Corps in Morocco. During her time in Morocco Cortneyworked on a documentary entitled You Can Dream: Stories <strong>of</strong> Moroccan Women Who Do.<strong>The</strong> film can be viewed here: http://womensvoicesnow.org/watchfilm/you_can_dream_stories_<strong>of</strong>_moroccan_women_who_do/Cortney writes:“Things are well here. Peace Corps is great. I finish my service this Friday. I can’t believe it.Such an amazing experience. I’m planning on going back home, to Boston and after, well Ihope to find a job. Ideally I will start Graduate school in the fall but that all depends on a variety <strong>of</strong> things. I wouldlove to go back and study Human Rights and Media studies. I wish I could make it back there.Hopefully in the future.”Filmmaker Bliss Holloway is an AUR alumnus who put the AUR International RelationsDepartment in touch with the Director <strong>of</strong> the Kokrobitey Institute, Renée Neblett Kokrobitey,and made the Ghana Scholarship program possible in the first place. Bliss is now sponsoringthe scholarship winner’s allowance in <strong>Rome</strong>. Many thanks, Bliss.Catherine and Ge<strong>of</strong>frey Maita were Study Abroad students atAUR in 2002. <strong>The</strong> couple met on the island <strong>of</strong> Capri, and weremarried in 2007. Four <strong>of</strong> Catherine’s roommates from AUR attendedthe wedding. “We <strong>of</strong>ten think <strong>of</strong> our wonderful time in <strong>Rome</strong>and hope to return some day,” says Catherine.Sascha Kugel graduated from AUR in 2005 with a degree in Communication. Saschahas taken on a job in marketing and booking at a sailing school in the island <strong>of</strong> Elba. Hehas moved back to Italy and lives on the island.Shortly after graduating from <strong>The</strong> <strong>American</strong> <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Rome</strong> in 2008 with a BA in Communication Michael Mauryaccepted an internship in sales and marketing at Los Angeles Confidential Magazine, a regionalluxury publication in Los Angeles, California. After nine months <strong>of</strong> tedious <strong>of</strong>fice work and redcarpet events, Michael received a job <strong>of</strong>fer from a young entertainment marketing company,Hollywood Branded Inc. Already familiar with the glitz and glam <strong>of</strong> Hollywood, he easily carriedthese experiences and his degree to an agency specialized in product placement. <strong>The</strong> agencycreates marketing campaigns for brands, TV and film production companies alike. A few <strong>of</strong> theagency’s clients include: BlackBerry, Dearfoams, Harman/Kardon and Keurig. Michael alsovolunteers at Best Friends LA, a dog rescue organization where he couldn’t resist adoptingLayla, a Labrador mix. He plans on pursuing his career in marketing and brand managementand furthering his education at a graduate program in the near future.Collin McCanna was a Study Abroad student at AUR through the ISAprogram in fall 2009. Collin exhibited his art and photography November12-21 at the Mudd Art Gallery at the Seeley G. Mudd Library inAppleton, Wisconsin. <strong>The</strong> exhibition was entitled “Pieces <strong>of</strong> <strong>Rome</strong>.”Alexia Pilleris, who graduated in 2010 with a degree in Communication,has been accepted into a master’s program in Florida at NovaSoutheastern <strong>University</strong> in mental health counseling, beginning withthe winter semester.17

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