Many alumni of the CAC program have gotten involved with incredible projects and programs around Baltimore, and around the country! We will be updating this page shortly, with a list of links about CAC alumni that have been featured in the news, and what our alumni are up to today. Many CAC Alumni have gone on to join their CAC Sites as full-time staff, or now run non-profit organizations of their own. Some have also won prestigious grants awards, including the Open Society Institute Fellowship grant. If you are a CAC alumnus and would like to be included in this page, please contact Sarah Edelsburg, CAC Program Manager, at Sedelsburg@mica.edu or 410-225-4264.
CAC Alumni in the News
- Kim Loper - OSI Fellowship, Awarded for 2017-18
- Ben Hamburger - Baltimore Sun article about Refugee Youth Project Exhibition
- Hannah Brancato - Article about winning the Sonheim Prize in July 2016
- Michelle Nugent - Baltimore Sun article about The Pedicab Project
- Anne Kotleba - OSI Fellowship, Awarded for 2012-13
- Ashley Minner - Baltimore Sun
- Tanya Garcia & Maria Aldana - Warnock Foundation Social Innovation Journal
- Jessie Unterhalter - Baltimore Sun
- CAC Program at Large - in conjunction with other community-based programs at other local Universities
CAC Alumni Serving as CAC Supervisors in 2018-2019
Many CAC alumni have joined the staff at our CAC Host Sites, and now supervise CAC members in the 2018-19 Program Year! This is very exciting for the program, since it helps to develop a tight-knit network of community arts practitioners in Baltimore City.
- Sarah Tooley (CAC 2008-09) and Nathan Paluzzi (CAC 2015-19) - 901 Arts
- Nora Howell (CAC 2009-10), Kim Loper (CAC 2015-16) and Catherine Leberg (CAC 2017-18) - Jubilee Arts
- Sara Kaltwasser (CAC 2016-17) and McKinley Wallace (CAC 2016-17) - Access Art
- Laura Cohen (CAC 2007-09) - OpenWorks
- Hannah Brancato (CAC 2008-10) - FORCE / The Monument Quilt
- Moira Fratantuono (CAC 2008-09) and David Sloan (CAC 2007-08) - Wide Angle Youth Media