Colin MacKenzie Mitchell (Santa Barbara, MFA) “The Laundronauts: A Potentially Untrue Tale Based on Actual Events,” an original, scripted, podcast adventure series, written, directed, and
Janis Clapoff ’98 (Santa Barbara, MS in Organizational Management) was appointed the General Manager at Belmond El Encanto in Santa Barbara. She has previous leadership
Steve Langford ’19 (Santa Barbara, MFA) sold another episode to the TV series, Creepshow.
Colin MacKenzie Mitchell ’18 (Santa Barbara, MFA) signed a deal with IHeartMedia to produce, write, and direct a season of his own original scripted podcast
Michelle Wrinkles ’17 (Santa Barbara, MBA) was promoted to partner in Mission Wealth Owners Group.
Ismael Paredes Ulloa ’16 (Santa Barbara, MA) was featured in The Channels, Santa Barbara City College’s (SBCC) newspaper discussing his position as Student Program Advisor
Isis Castañeda ’11 (Santa Barbara, BA) was elected to The Santa Barbara Education Foundation Board of Directors. Castañeda is currently the project coordinator for the
Carly Bass ’08 (Santa Barbara, MA) was appointed Director of Development of Girls Inc. of Carpinteria.
Rebecca Anderson ’07 (Santa Barbara, MA) is the new Executive Director of Ganna Walska Lotusland, becoming the fourth executive director in Lotusland’s 36-year history.
Amy Evans ’95 (Santa Barbara, MA) was awarded the Public Policy Leader of the Year by the Santa Barbara chapter of the National Association of
Luzmaria Espinosa ’95 (Santa Barbara, MA) is the new Ventura County Poet Laureate, a position that enables her to promote poetry reading to the residents
Janet Lucy ’84 (Santa Barbara, MA) published Mermaid Dreams (2019), a children’s book that centers around Maya, a little girl who desires to become a
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