Discover career paths and make valuable connections at our Arts and Entertainment Networking Night
Media, Arts & Communication Networking Night
Join us for an inspiring evening of networking, conversation, and career exploration with Emory alumni and professionals shaping the future of the arts, media, and communications landscape.
Connect with alumni leaders working across a wide range of fields, including performing and visual arts, film and entertainment, museums and galleries, architecture, arts management, writing, publishing, journalism, communications, and more.
Current students will have the exclusive opportunity to:
- Build meaningful connections with alumni and professionals who share your interests
- Explore diverse career paths and hear firsthand stories about navigating the industry
- Gain insights, advice, and insider perspectives on breaking into creative fields
- Expand your professional network and strengthen your personal brand
- Discover opportunities for mentorship, internships, and future career growth
Special Invitation:
Join us for an optional viewing of Walter Wick's I Spy Exhibit after the event from 8:00 pm until 8:30 pm. Special access is for Emory students, alumni, faculty and staff.
Learn more about the exhibit and the artist here.
Discover career paths and make connections.
Past Alumni Co-Chairs
Carlton Mackey 05T
Assistant Director, Community Dialogue and Engagement at the High Museum of Art
@carltonmackeyCarlton Mackey is the Assistant Director of Community Dialogue and Engagement at the High Museum of Art. In this role, Mackey uses complex visual culture to strengthen self-awareness and frame productive public discussion regarding the fundamental issues defining contemporary society.
Kristen Silton 10C
Head of Education Advancement, Alliance Theater
@kgsiltonKristen Silton (10C) is a nonprofit marketing and fundraising professional with 15 years of experience working with Metro Atlanta arts organizations. She is currently the Head of Education Advancement at Alliance Theatre, where she has doubled the size of earned revenue education programs.
