I recently played a minor actor role in a TV series for the web.  “Twenties: The Series” follows three young men who move in together other (despite their misgivings) and navigate the vicissitudes of life, while overcoming the anxieties, pressures, and heartbreaks of the twenties. It was such a wonderful experience for me to play my character, Alex, especially as he encourages his partner, Ryan, to feel comfortable with his (Ryan’s) own sexuality.  I know that viewers will be able to relate to the issues in this show.  It has been particularly satisfying to stand up for being, and loving, yourself, which is what Alex essentially does in the show.  I think that many young adults struggle with that at some point.  It’s so critical for actors in TV and film to remind us that we are not alone: we all deserve love and support, and someone to be there for us when we are feeling anxious or uncertain.

Watch all nine episodes at www.youtube.com/twentiestheseries!  Start with the pilot, and look for me in episodes 1-4, with an appearance at the very end of the finale, Episode 9.
Check it out on IMDB: Twenties: The Series.

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Thanks! –Daniel

Trust Company of Illinois (TCI) announced today that Kathryn E. McGough, Esq. has joined the company as an account executive. She supports TCI relationship managers to provide financial planning services, assist with investment management, respond to special requests and handle client account maintenance. McGough began her career as a law clerk at the Chicago Office of the Public Guardian, Underwriters Laboratories Inc. and the City of Chicago.  She completed her Juris Doctor degree from the DePaul University School of Law after graduating with a bachelor of political science degree, cum laude with research honors, from Illinois Wesleyan University. McGough is a member of the Chicago Bar Association and Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity. She lives with her husband in Downers Grove, Illinois.

Congratulations on your recent achievements, Kathryn!

My Suburban Life

Nicholas Reinhart ’11 wrote a musical that will premiere

at the Madison Street Theatre in Oak Park,

featuring three fellow alumni in the cast:

Kyle Blair
Erika Lecaj ’11
Elizabeth Schwarzrock ’10

Congratulations on your recent achievements!

Katie Heaney had an excerpt from her book published on Huffington Post today.

The book is for sale at Barnes & Noble, Target, Amazon, and Urban Outfitters.

Check it out here

Or on Amazon!

Jordan Jeffers’s book was published in November of 2013.

The Towers – For generations, the mountain people of Cairn Meridia have lived
free, defending themselves from the dark army of the Nightmare with the
strength of their towers, the wisdom of the Prohibitions, and the magic of
shame and grace. But now, as a masked rebellion festers in the heart of the
city, the Nightmare comes again, twenty years too soon, and the fate of
Cairn Meridia hangs upon a terrible choice. Here is a tale of lies,
loyalty, and above all love.

Click here to visit his website

Congratulations, Jordan!

I am happy to report that I have been promoted to the role of Director of Fine Arts Programs at Robert Morris University.  In addition to overseeing all department responsibilities, I will be working to improve the musicianship of all students in our marching band, pep band, choirs and jazz band!