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Alumni dream jobs
Despite the intrinsic value of education, alumni ultimately hope degrees will lead to dream jobs. Many of them have, and the range of occupations is rich -- coaching a national championship team, acting in movies, designing "Star Wars" toys or David Copperfield illusions, dancing for the New York Knicks, heading multi-billion-dollar corporations or playing "Taps" in Arlington National Cemetery. These are stories of how UC degrees have changed lives.
Natalie Bradshaw belts out a song during a CCM original showcase in New York before agents and casting directors. Photo/Andrew Higley
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David Copperfield's designer: Homer Liwag
Running Radio Disney: Jill Casagrande
VP at Paramount Studios: Tom Bruehl
Dancing for NY Knicks: Erika Hamilton
Guarding African human rights: Tracy Dexter
Caring for Appalachia's poor: Bryan Byrd
Building Old World pipe organs: John Brombaugh
Trumpeter honors heroes: Jason Sanders
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