AubreyMarieSeader

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LEAPING BACK ACROSS THE POND
Aubrey is Moving to London!
#anaubabroad

In May of 2018, Aubrey was awarded Rotary International's Global Grant Scholarship, a $40,000 award that will allow her to pursue her graduate degree (an MA in Arts & Cultural Management) at King's College London in London, England.
This interdisciplinary course will allow Aubrey to intern for one of London's world-class cultural institutions, take classes outside her department in the War Studies and Global Affairs Department, and will support her thesis research and inquiry into how the performing arts can be a tool for peacekeeping.

Read more about her London adventures here!

The Ivy Tech Storytelling Series

The Ivy Tech Storytelling Series completed its first year in May of 2018. ITSS is true stories told live by Bloomington community members. There were four installments to the ITSS season, each installment focusing on a theme - a social issue of importance to the Bloomington community - and giving a well-rounded, unbiased look into that theme through the experiences of local people, all laid out on stage for the live audience in an original story. Aubrey Seader was the co-producer and director of all four installments of the series, with Paul Daily (Artistic Director of the Ivy Tech John Waldron Arts Center) co-producing. The season would not have been possible without the hard work of Bloomington theater community favorites like Tabitha Burton, Joel Watson, Brennen Edwards, Ken Farrell, Kate Braun, Jonathon Golembecki, and many more. Local community members like Shalom Community Center Executive Director Forrest Gilmore, poet Willy Palomo, Plus Size Magic/Fatness Fiction creator Ellise A. Smith, and grande dame of Bloomington Charlotte Zietlow told their own stories, along with many others. Click here for more on the Ivy Tech Storytelling Series.