Q&A

Last October, d’Andre Willis began her role as CU Boulder’s campus architect and director of planning.

Lolita Buckner Inniss, the first Black dean and second female dean in the law school’s history, discusses student resilience, her research on college history and slavery and the new era of CU Law.

Jennifer Ho, a CU Boulder ethnic studies professor, is a passionate voice in anti-racism conversations at CU and around the world.

After writing for the CU Boulder Chancellor for 14 years, Curtin is retired.

Michelle Anderson is chief financial officer of the Sundance Institute, founded by Robert Redford.

Before being appointed to the bench as a magistrate in August, Michelle Chostner was chief of the country court division in Pueblo County’s 10th Judicial District, and was featured on 20/20 for her work on a homicide case.

Brad Turner, executive producer of Colorado Public Radio’s Audio Innovations Studio, talks about his time at CU, his recent projects and the power of podcasting.

A former Disney executive, Jonathan Treisman is now senior director of strategic partnerships for the Television Academy and Emmy Awards.

After graduation, Adrian Michael Green spent 10 years teaching students of all levels, from Teach for America to the University of California Berkeley.

As a Guggenheim memorial fellow and professor emerita of Williams College, Barbara Takenaga is acclaimed for her large-scale abstract paintings.