Elizabeth Hudson
Elizabeth Hudson ’95, when UNCG Magazine last profiled her, was showing the yellowed paper she has long kept pinned at her desk. On it are notes from Charles Davis’ Southern Fiction class at UNCG that she uses as a guide to build each issue of Our State magazine, where she is the editor-in-chief. In recent years she has been a UNCG Alumni Leadership Board member, chaired the Friends of the Libraries Board, and received UNCG’s 2019 Professional Achievement Award.
More Where Are They Now Stories…
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Adam Kampouris:”Theater creates magic”
When Adam Kampouris ’13 graduated from UNCG, he hit the road for a cross-county trip with a friend, then hit New York City. If you’re an actor, it’s the place to be. He’d come to the city the year before as part of his UNCG Theatre cohort’s “Spartan Showcase.” Economically and speedily getting around on […] -
Latoya Jordan develops legal interpreting skills
Latoya Jordan ‘06, featured on the cover in 2019, is an American Sign Language Interpreter and a CODA, a child of a deaf adult. She has worked in several fields within the profession, from interpreting for state and federal agencies, to medical appointments, from theater and film and post secondary education, to concerts and music […] -
More than a meme! Grace Cindric ’16
She’s never been a fan of the spotlight, but she admitted it was fun to laugh at the memes that were made from the viral photograph of her working as a nurse early in the COVID pandemic. She’s now working as a travel nurse in hospital emergency departments around the country. She completed an assignment […] -
A nurse’s life in LA
You may know Amber Gagliano ’17 as the student nursing intern on the cover of the Spring 2017 issue, the one celebrating UNCG Nursing’s 50th anniversary. After graduation she worked as a traveling emergency/trauma nurse, which brought her to LA. Since 2020 she has shifted to a company that provides at-home doctor visits and IV […] -
Notable Illustrator: Ash Mohan
Ash Mohan ’19 created an eye-popping visual of alumna Lauren Holt at Rockefeller Center. Ash currently works in the psychology department of UNCG as an administrator, but keeps crafty, too. Besides creating an online beaded jewelry business, Ash is also applying to become a children’s book illustrator. -
Writer, publisher, entrepreneur: Alex Albright ’75 MFA
Alex Albright ’75 MFA has elevated the literary and artistic vibrancy of North Carolina for several decades. And though retired as a professor, his impactful work carries on. The Graham native makes an appearance in the Gate City at the 2022 Greensboro Bound festival on May 21, 3:30 p.m., as he joins other panelists in […]
