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Karyn Kesselring (Law鈥�18) recently joined the law firm Erise IP as an associate in its Denver office.听

Ishani Shrestha (Mgmt鈥�18) graduated from CU鈥檚 Leeds School of Business in December. Ishani was crowned Miss Nepal 2013 in Bali, Indonesia, where she won the prestigious Beauty with a Purpose title for her work to educate rural communities in Nepal about the importance of oral hygiene.听

Nick Mott (MJour) is a reporter at Montana Public Radio and a producer for the podcast Threshold, which is focused on tackling environmental issues. The podcast was founded by Amy Martin, a former CU Center for Environmental Journalism Scripps Fellow. Nick鈥檚 reporting has been featured in The Washington Post and on NPR鈥檚 Morning Edition. Threshold鈥檚 second season, 鈥淐old Comfort,鈥� won a regional 2019 Edward R. Murrow Award in the News Series category.

Zo毛 Rom (MJour) won the Colorado Broadcasters Association Award for Best News Feature for her story 鈥淐arbondale Wild West Rodeo Is a Family Tradition.鈥� Zo毛 is a morning host and producer for Aspen Public Radio. When she鈥檚 not telling stories, she鈥檚 running up mountains.

For the past year, Kelsey Simpkins (MJour) has worked as the digital and engagement editor at Anthropocene magazine and at Future Earth, a research initiative on global environmental change and sustainability. She鈥檚 based in Boulder.

Wide receiver Juwann Winfree (Soc) was selected by the Denver Broncos in the sixth round of the 2019 NFL Draft. Winfree played in eight games as a senior and recorded 28 receptions for 324 yards and two touchdowns.

Interior design expert Kate Chapman (MBA) was appointed managing director of the new Denver studio of Blitz, an award-winning design firm. She currently serves as president elect for the International Interior Design Association鈥檚 Rocky Mountain chapter.

Morgan Liphart (Law) published her first poetry chapbook, Barefoot and Running. Morgan鈥檚 contemporary poetry has been anthologized in journals across the world, such as the University of Oxford鈥檚 Literary Imagination, The Comstock Review and Third Wednesday.听

While at CU, voice performance graduate Mary Kettlewell (MMus) received a graduate certificate in arts administration, which she credits for helping her land her position as program administrator at the Texas Commission on the Arts, a state government commission in Austin that works to fund arts organizations in Texas.

The book Activist Media: Documenting Movements and Networked Solidarity by Gino Canella (PhDComm鈥�18), published in May, details Gino鈥檚 documentary filmmaking with activist groups Black Lives Matter 5280 and Denver鈥檚 Service Employees International Union Local 105. Gino is an assistant professor of journalism and media studies at Boston鈥檚 Emerson College.

On Sept. 15,聽the poetry聽collection Gash Atlas聽by Jessica Lawson聽(MFA鈥�18) was published聽by Kore Press Institute,聽which also selected聽the book to receive its聽poetry prize. Jessica is聽a Pushcart-nominated聽writer, teacher and聽activist based in聽Denver. To learn more聽about Jessica, visit聽.

In 2021, inspired by a mushroom foraging trip in the Rocky Mountains, Nick Erokhin (CompSci鈥�18) founded Urth Naturals, a mushroom supplement company aimed at making mushrooms more accessible. Made from a powerful blend of 10 functional mushrooms, Urth Naturals鈥� gummies are designed to help people reach the fullest potential of their mind and body. The gummies are made in the U.S. and sourced with ingredients from local farmers.

This spring Kelsey Simpkins (MJour鈥�18) left her position as science writer in media relations at CU Boulder after more than three years. She joined Colorado鈥檚 Regional Air Quality Council, the lead agency for improving air quality in the Denver metro area, as its communications and programs coordinator. She lives in Broomfield, Colorado.

Alejandro Brown (IntlAf鈥�18) is the founder of I-70 Things, a page on Instagram (@i70things) with more than 400,000 followers. Some of the account content serves as entertainment and some content is safety-oriented for those traveling the I-70 corridor through the Colorado mountains. 鈥淚 wanted to be able to provide an outlet for people to not only share what they鈥檝e seen but also check it out before they go to the mountains or before they come home,鈥� Alejandro told The Denver Post in January.

Katherine Hupp (MPubAd鈥�18) is an attorney at Lewis, Longman & Walker in West Palm Beach, Florida. Hupp practices environmental, natural resources and Native American law. Recently, Hupp co-authored a paper concerning Florida鈥檚 404 permitting program.听