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The future is bright for six aspiring Episcopal artists who recently announced that they will continue pursuing arts education in college. Arts Department Director Louis Gagliano congratulated the students, and the gathered friends and families looked on with pride as the artists introduced themselves and their plans for the future.  Congratulations to the following members of the Class of 2025.

Lila Cook
Savannah College of Art and Design
Major: 2D Animation
Minor: Screenplay Writing

Allie Fain
Chapman University Dodge College of Film and Media Arts
Major: Creative Producing
Minor: Entertainment Marketing and Public Relations

Megan Gibson
University of Delaware
Major: Entomology and Wildlife Ecology
Minor: Art

Ava Rose Robertson
Wharton at the University of Pennsylvania
Double Major: Economics; Art History

JP Saurage
University of Richmond
Major: Undecided, will include art studies

Lily Kathryn Watts
Marymount Manhattan College
Double Major: Behavioral Neuroscience; Theatre Arts

The annual Arts Signing Day highlights the possibilities of an Episcopal education. Students excel in arts, academics, athletics and spirituality/service learning guided by experienced educators who nurture students’ interests and encourage them along their journey. Each year, the Episcopal arts faculty is pleased to celebrate aspiring artists and wish them well on the next steps.

Please join us in congratulating these students in the comments section below.

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