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Ever since middle school Jackson T. Collins has had a passion for filmmaking that continued through high school when he was especially inspired by the advisor in his video class who encouraged him to always to his best.
Lili Diaz would describe herself as someone who’s much less funny than she thinks she is. As a Santa Cruz native Diaz was excited to move back home after graduating from San Jose State University.
Growing up in the San Fernando Valley, Summer Rogers sewed, knitted, and crocheted, like her mother and her grandmother. They also made quilts and even did some tatting, a way of making lace with a shuttle and thread, popular during the Victorian era.
The first thing you need to know about Susan Solt is that she’s a former movie producer.
When Don Williams was in seventh grade, he signed up to be Michael Jackson singing “ABC” in a talent show. He looked forward to singing it before school. But then the boys who were going to play the Jackson 5 backed out.
According to a National Endowment for the Arts report, students who study art are four times more likely to be recognized for academic achievement.
Together, let us continue building our beloved community. Coming together as students, faculty and staff keeps our connections strong as we create new knowledge.
Congratulations to the following Music Department students for their outstanding accomplishments!
Nelsen Hutchison
Ph.D Ethnomusicology Student
Hollywood's Best-Kept Secret: UCSC Alums in Hollywood
If we inadvertently left your name off the list, please forgive us and contact
Erica Gerard Di Bona, Kresge '73-'75 edibona@ucsc.edu