D. M. Spratley is a writer and intersectional equity strategist and educator. Her writing has appeared in Poetry, 32 Poems, Shenandoah, and the Lambda Literary Poetry Spotlight, among other journals. She has received awards and honors from Princeton University, Sundress Publications, Rattle, and the North Carolina Arts Council. D. M. was the 2022 Visiting Writer in Residence at Lenoir-Rhyne University.

D. M. is currently at work on a full-length poetry manuscript and a fiction project.

Kalliopi Monoyios is an artist working to mature the conversation around plastic. Fighting against a tide of reductionist arguments and politically motivated spin, she uses art to bring people back to a state of childlike inquiry, where we can see our collective behavior and societal decisions with new eyes.

Trumpet player of 10 years, improvisatory and written music, occasional composer.

I'm a composer, bass-baritone, and conductor interested in choral, chamber, and electronic music. I enjoy many kinds of musical and interdisciplinary collaborations, especially for new works.

Jeanette Beebe '14 is an audio producer, fact checker, journalist, and writer, mostly of poems. She supported The COVID Tracking Project at The Atlantic, and she wrote a daily newsletter for the Center for Cooperative Media. Her reporting has appeared in Time, Scientific American, NPR/WHYY, etc. She lives in Akron, Ohio

Gloria Yin is a conductor, pianist, and singer from London, UK, now based in the USA. Recent conducting highlights have included a multi-media performance of Missy Mazzoli's opera Song from the Uproar in collaboration with the David Geffen School of Drama, Yale Schwarzman Center, and Yale Opera, which they co-directed with projection designer Camilla Tassi, and Sarah Kirkland Snider's Mass for the Endangered. As a champion of new music, they have conducted numerous premieres, including Calvin Van Zytfeld's chamber opera Don't Trifle with Love, Daniel Knaggs' motet O vos omnes, and Shruthi Rajasekar's horn dectet Goddess.

I'm a multi-disciplinary multi-hyphenate whose work pushes the boundaries of diversity and inclusion in multiple arenas.

BA, Art and Archaeology, 1978. Department Store Buyer (7 yrs), Swim Team Coach (20 yrs), Art Museum Curator (4 yrs). Married for 41 years, Mother of 3, Grandmother of 5 (and counting!). My husband and I collect Texas Hill Country art and help sponsor Marble Falls’ annual Paint the Town plein air event.

Cara is an NYC-based theatrical director, writer, producer and arts educator. She is the Producing Artistic Director of Prospect Theater Company, which she co-founded in 1998, and is a leader in the field of new musical theater development.

Peter Mills is a critically-acclaimed composer/lyricist and bookwriter working in musical theater, who has created over a dozen original musicals which have been produced in NYC and around the globe. He is also a music director, and teacher of musical theater writing.

I'm a novelist and instructor of creative writing. I am the author of THE DEVOTED, published by W.W. Norton, which was longlisted for The Center for Fiction's First Novel Prize. My work is published in The New England Review, Electric Literature, The Georgia Review, Guernica, Paris Review Daily, West Branch, and elsewhere. I received a 2018 Pushcart Prize, two Pushcart Prize nominations in 2019, and another Pushcart nomination in 2021.

Please see: www.Alden.Media/bio

Oriana’s work is interdisciplinary and focuses on the nexus of marine science, art, and food from the sea. Her mission is to inspire awe for the ocean and her creatures.

writer + translator + spoken word enthusiast

“There are no limits for those that refuse to accept them” is a quote by Chuck Norris I try to live by. I believe in the hope of rainbows and starry skies, the power of children in creating better tomorrows, and the wonder that our creativity helps bring to the world.

Jessica Roemischer is an award-winning pianist, storyteller, and visual artist. Evocatively combining music and spoken word in live, interactive events, Jessica conjures a world beyond divisions, freeing the stories that are held in the silence of our hearts. New York-born and raised, Jessica lives in Sydney, Australia.

Equity stage manager for theater and live events.

Photographer

Artivist, lawyer, community leader and founder of Art Against Racism, an organization focused on social equity and justice through art.

Entertainment strategy professional with experience in Corporate Strategy and Content Strategy across the NFL, Universal Pictures, and Netflix. Strong understanding of the arts landscape, with experience on everything from sports rights deals to the movie/TV series green light process.

AG is a poet with a special interest in performance poetry. A thesis candidate in Princeton's creative writing department, AG's poetry thesis explores grief, love, and their hometown in rural, Western KY.

Actor, Director, Enthusiast, Playwright, Producer, Writer

Hi! I play the cello and I'm from Mesa, Arizona.

Oakland CA photographer, business owner, and change management strategy consultant; co-developer of 185v76 online exhibition in 2021 for Princeton U.

Zhoushu Ziporyn is a violinist, composer, and junior scholar, gaining award-winning recognition in all three domains. Zhoushu has been taught the traditional art of Kyōgen under master Tōjiro Yamamoto, culminating in a hired performance with the Yamamoto family themselves at the National Nō Theater of Japan. Gagaku music, shō (Japanese mouth organ) player, and zoomusicology.

I'm a computer science major at Princeton (class of '25), and I love art, music, and puzzles! I'm considering certificates in visual arts and linguistics at the moment. In my free time, I help the Daily Princetonian with crossword construction and journal away my stresses.

William Keiser is a screenwriter, podcaster, and former dancer. His credits include story editing on the reality TV show My 600 Lb Life on TLC and the interview-based podcast Queers & Careers with USA Today's Claire Thornton '19. Outside of work, William is an Enneagram medium (an incorrigible four... what are you?) and unintentional comedian (people think I'm funny when I'm being serious).

I write creative nonfiction that straddles genres: critical and lyrical, verse and prose, visual and text.

Ani Liu is a research-based artist working at the intersection of art & science.