Hannah Johnson ’12 is the new executive director of Illinois Art Station, a local nonprofit that provides “transformative learning through hands-on experiences in the visual arts.” Read more here.
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Category Archives: Jobs
Amber Sipich ’12
An update from Amber Sipich:
I just opened a small store in Chicago’s Roscoe Village neighborhood called “And Studio”. The store builds on my existing graphic design business that I own with my business partner. We are selling prints, home decor and handmade goods that we make in house as well as good from other local artists and makers. I’ve kept up both my art concentrations since attending IWU and now have my own intaglio press where I make the monoprints that we are selling in store. Additionally we are hoping to host workshops and events in our space once the vaccine has been distributed to the public. Our website is andstudiochi.com and we hope to be updating it with all our new vendor’s products soon!
Erika (Olsen) Ohlendorf ’12
Tracy Lytwyn ’12
Tracy Lytwyn ’12 has accepted an account supervisor role in Chicago with Spectrum Science, a leading health and science public relations agency.
Ian Coulter-Buford ’12
Ian Coulter-Buford ’12 has a burgeoning career as a recording artist, actor and choreographer. You can read more about Ian in this recent blog post from The Ensemblist.
Annie Tillmann ’12
Annie Tillmann ’12 is one of 50 people recently selected by the The American Library Association (ALA) to participate in its 2017 class of Emerging Leaders Program. The program is “designed to enable library staff and information workers to participate in project planning work groups, network with peers, gain an inside look into ALA structure, and have an opportunity to serve the profession in a leadership capacity early in their careers.” Learn more about the 2017 ALA Emerging Leaders Program.
Victoria Simmons ’12
Timothy Henry ’12
Timothy Henry ’12 recently joined a newly formed team, Otto/Uber Freight, that is focused on autonomous driving technology in commercial transportation and creating a new way to connect shippers and carriers via technology. He will be helping across the organization to build out process along with products and tooling in San Francisco and Chicago.
