And Now, a Word from Our President
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Dennison W. Griffith
What does it feel like when a college is good? Not just ok, but really good?
To be honest, at CCAD, we’re starting to think we know. Of course it’s great to have a compact, attractive campus right in the heart of downtown. Lots of new talent arriving every semester. Strong fundraising, with committed donors and dedicated volunteers. Insightful, thought-provoking conversations going on all over the place.
But what comes of all this after students graduate and leave campus? That‘s what’s making us feel extra-great this spring, so we’re putting it right up front in this issue. A college’s truest measure is the accomplishments of its alumni—and we’re ready to brag.
- Nathan Greno (Associate 1993–1996) made his feature film directorial debut with a movie that not only updated some hoary gender clichés, but also topped the box-office rankings for weeks. … more
- Package designer Michael Carney (CCAD 2004) won a 2011 Grammy. (For his work on an album by an Ohio band, no less!) …more
- Je Jung (CCAD 1998) and Rujira Lawonvisut (CCAD 1999) are pulling down raves in places like Vanity Fair as they take their fashion line global. …more
- Corey Favor (CCAD 2002) is back on campus at the center of a revival of CCAD’s Black Student Leaders Association—and he’s brought Marshall Shorts (CCAD 2006) with him. …more
Feeling really good yet? There’s more. Don’t delay, start reading!
Warm regards,
Dennison W. Griffith
President
Tags: alumni news, bsla, class of 1996, class of 1999, class of 2002, class of 2004, class of 2006, Corey Favor, Dennison W. Griffith, Denny Griffith, je jung, marshall shorts, michael carney, nathan greno, rujira lawonvisut, spring 2011 issue
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