Meet Beloit’s next fashion critic-turned-TV personality
First, Gatter Tran’22 created a TV talk show about fashion called “In the Mode” through a production class in CELEB’s BeloitTV station. Now, he’s ready to take the fashion world by storm.
moreFirst, Gatter Tran’22 created a TV talk show about fashion called “In the Mode” through a production class in CELEB’s BeloitTV station. Now, he’s ready to take the fashion world by storm.
moreEva Labson’05 was looking for museum studies, a structured course of study, and hands-on learning opportunities when she applied to college. Beloit College offered all three, and prepared her for a career at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
moreKurt Sundstrom’87 arrived at Beloit thinking he might pursue medicine. He left devoted to the humanities, which helps explain his role today as Senior Curator at the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, NH.
moreAs a Beloit College student, Sasha Vorlicky’19 was involved in a variety of photography and filmmaking projects across campus. Today he’s involved in filmmaking and photography in New York City while working for an interior design and architecture firm.
Yuki Kawamori was a visiting student in the fall of 2018, when he enrolled in “Introduction to Nonfiction Video” and discovered he had a passion for video production.
moreWithin weeks of graduating, Dianne Lugo ’19 embarked on an impressive journalism career. After a brief stint writing for a publication in Los Angeles, Lugo got the opportunity to write, research, and produce for NPR’s acclaimed weekly broadcast, “Code Switch.”
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