Our Alumni

Class of 2022, Major in Film and Media Studies 

Having the ability to individualize my education at MMC to be aligned toward all facets of the music industry gave me the confidence I needed to jump headfirst into the industry of my dreams with zero hesitation post-grad. I learned about topics such as music video production, business, and marketing.

Class of 2017, Major in Communication and Media Arts

My professors in the Dept. of Communications & Media Arts at MMC always encouraged me to intern outside of school and the combination of my internship experience and hands-on learning in class helped to get me where I am today.

Class of 2020, Major in Cinema T.V. and Emerging Media and Digital Journalism

I had the best time at Marymount and give so much thanks to my professors and mentors that I met throughout my college career. The intimacy of Marymount really allowed me to get to know not just my classmates really well but also my professors and in my opinion made college that much better because I built relationships with professors that can be hard to come by at large more traditional schools. 

Class of 2019, Major in Digital Journalism 

Class of 2021, Major in Film and Media Studies

One thing that I greatly appreciated while studying at MMC was the culture fostered by the faculty and staff. The learning environment nurtured at MMC has inspired me to look for jobs in my field where I felt that I could be the most comfortable and thrive

Class of 2019, Major in Digital Journalism and Cinema, TV, and Emerging Media

Class of 2016, Major in Communication and Media Arts

Class of 2020, Major in Digital Journalism

Class of 2020, Major in Digital Journalism 

With thorough feedback and guidance from dedicated professors, MMC’s Digital Journalism classes gave me hands-on insight as to what creates effective storytelling. They also provided me with valuable perspectives on how an adaptable journalist survives and thrives in today’s fast-paced, ever-evolving media industry.

Class of 2018, Double Major in Communication Arts & Cinema, Television and Emerging Media

Marymount’s emphasis on developing real world skills in combination with small classroom sizes and one-on-one mentorship gave me the confidence and skillset needed to thrive in the television industry from the start.

Class of 2020, Major in Communication and Media Arts and Business Fashion

Class of 2018, Double Major in Communication Arts and Digital Journalism

I double majored in Communication Arts and Digital Journalism during my time at MMC. Taking a variety of classes under the communications umbrella - ranging from public speaking and interpersonal communication to journalism and editing courses- gave me skills that I have since applied to various jobs.

Class of 2019, Major in Film and Media Studies 

My Comm Arts classes at MMC prepared me for my career after college because I gained a great foundation and understanding of the TV industry. I was able to apply what I learned about content creation, critical thinking and team collaboration in my entry level position at a syndicated daytime talk show and after just 8 short months I was promoted to Executive Coordinator.

Class of 2006, Communication Arts major

“I was able to challenge myself with the classes I chose and the professors I wanted to study with. The greatest thing a liberal arts program can provide is the opportunity to learn purpose and creativity and to foster personal growth.”

Class of 2012, Major in Communication Arts 

After graduating from MMC’s Communication Arts program in 2012, Blumenthal began work as Brand Ambassador for Lion Brand Yarn, creating videos and online content for the popular textile company. She is also the founder of Hat Not Hate®, an anti-bullying campaign, developed in 2018 to help empower students across the country. 

Class of 2013, Communication Arts major, Journalism minor

Three-time Emmy-nominated Lorenza Brascia Ingram graduated with a BA in Communication Arts and a minor in Journalism in 2013. While at MMC, she interned with CNN as a public relations and marketing intern. After graduating, she stayed with CNN and worked her way up to editorial producer. She is now the founder, editorial director, and executive producer of Lorenza Ingram Media, working with clients on content creation and strategy, strategic events, production, and creative consulting.

Class of 2016, Major in Communication Arts and Minor in Journalism

“Before going to MMC, my career path trajectory was cloudy. I knew I loved writing and TV, but it wasn’t until I took Journalism 101 and my first screenwriting class at MMC that I found my true calling as a creative writer and journalist.”

Class of 2011, Communication Arts major, Business Management minor

I was never a student who could be a number instead of a name, which was one of the highlights of attending MMC. As a CommArts student, I was very lucky to take courses with passionate professors who truly cared about what my goals were. Each semester, professors would work with me to make a game plan to make sure I was getting the most out of each course and applying these lessons to what would be my career. Being in New York City, my options for internships were endless and knowing that I had a great support system truly helped me to grow.

Class of 2014, Communication Arts major

Amari Collins graduated in 2014 and has spent the past year working with Warm Springs Production as a casting producer. Between graduation and her current gig as a freelance casting director with Conde Nast, she worked as a casting associate producer for the Food Network’s show Chopped, in addition to casting for History Channel’s Pawn Stars as well and FYI’s Tiny House Nation and Food Porn. While at MMC, she was a production intern for shows such as Bravo’s Millionaire Matchmaker, ABC’s The View, Showtime’s Homeland, and she casted for Broadway’s Pippin, Chicago, and On The Town. 

Class of 2012, Major in Communication Arts

“It wasn’t until after I graduated and really started to thrive in my career that I realized how helpful my academic program and major really was. I took an editing class which has allowed me to create reels and promos for my classes and, as a result I’ve traveled the world teaching. Classes like interpersonal communication help me with tools to teach a great class and communicate with all types of people .”

Class of 2013, Communication Arts major

Richard Cortes graduated in 2014 with a degree in Communication Arts. He spent six and a half years an Art Coordinator for the Rachael Ray Show. Now, Cortes is a freelance art coordinator and has worked with companies such as National Geographic, the Discovery Channel, Crate and Barrel, and Amazon Live. In February 2019, he joined Amazon as the company’s newest art director.

2013

Chelsea graduated from MMC in 2013 and went on to receive her Master’s in Communication and Entertainment Management from the University of Southern California in 2015. She is the senior manager of the Creative Services division at Live Nation. Previously, she served as an art coordinator for Warner Music Group and creative coordinator for Madison + Vine. While at MMC, she was a writer and editor for MMC’s The Monitor.

Class of 2018, Communication Arts major with a concentration in Creative Media

“The relationships I formed through MMC have been long lasting, whether it be friends, professors, or coworkers. I’ll be forever grateful to MMC for surrounding me in such a positive, supportive group.”

Class of 2014, Communication and Media Arts major

“Every communications arts course that I took at MMC prepared me for my current role in some way: Jenny Dixon’s courses taught me about the workplace and dealing with different personalities, Peter Schaefer’s courses sparked my interests in technology and communication in today’s digital world, and Corey Lieberman taught me the art of persuasion and strategic relations, something that is key in my industry. The amazing staff in the Communication Arts department all had a huge impact on where I am today and where my career is headed.” 

Class of 2014, Communication Arts major

Molly Kessler graduated with a BA in Communication Arts (with a creative media concentration) in 2014. While at MMC she was a production intern for The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. After graduating, Molly got a job as an account coordinator with Rubeinstein Communication. She currently works as an assistant to the executive producer and co-hosts of hit show The View.

Class of 2014, Communication Arts and Graphic Design double-major

Emil graduated in 2014 and double majored in Communication Arts and Graphic Design. Currently, he is a photo editor for The Wall Street Journal. Previously, Lendof worked as a multimedia editor for the New York Post, photo editor for The Daily Beast, and freelance photo editor for Nickelodeon. While at MMC, he interned for multiple offices with Essence magazine.

Class of 2022, Major in Communication and Media Arts

Class of 2014, Communication Arts major

The Communication and Media Arts alumna credits her MMC education with preparing her for a career in writing. “The writing exercises and books recommended to me by my professors have stayed with me over the years,” she says. “To this day, I use these tools in my work.” 

Class of 2012, Communication Arts major, Creative Writing minor

“Intern, a lot. Internships allowed me to figure out what areas of my industry I liked and which I didn’t like. I interned every semester on top of a fully loaded class schedule and I was able to complete my college degree in three and a half years. I grew my network, received reference letters, and interview opportunities at past companies.”