Ambitious, Joyful Graduates
Welcome to the Archer Alumni Association!
It’s not uncommon to hear Archer graduates call their alma mater their second home. When you notice the joy and warmth around campus, it’s no surprise why. Through the Archer Alumni Association, we invite you to share your expertise with current students during class, reminisce about throwback photos and campus traditions, visit your favorite teachers, attend a performance or game, reconnect with your classmates at an event, and more.
Welcome home!
With gratitude,
Rebecca Samuelson ’13
Alumni Relations Associate
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Clancey Cornell '11
Clancey has been interested in archives since studying in Buenos Aires, where she facilitated the recovery of a damaged photo archive for the Association of Graphic Reporters for the Republic of Argentina. She has since engaged in archival projects in Argentina, Hawaii, and Los Angeles. Currently, she manages archival projects for the Los Angeles Poverty Department’s Skid Row History Museum. Clancey also works with Womens Voices Now, a non-profit organization with special consultative status to the United Nations Economic and Social Council that uses film to champion global women's rights through educational screenings and public programs. -
Rebecca Dersh '08
After going on her own health and wellness journey, Rebecca became a consultant for Beautycounter—a skincare and cosmetics company that creates safe and effective products and prohibits the use of over 1,500 questionable or harmful ingredients.Rebecca also recently moved to Austin, Texas and is the Public Relations Manager at global software company, Cision. In her spare time, she volunteers with Dress for Success, a nonprofit that empowers disadvantaged women to achieve economic independence. -
Ashlee Sausedo '14
Ashlee graduated Magna Cum Laude from USC last spring (after just 3.5 yrs!) with a degree in Business Administration and Finance. She was involved in Sigma Alpha Pi Leadership Honor Society, Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society, and the Black Business Student Association. She was also inducted into the Order of Troy. After working in the Finance Development Program for Apple last year, she was offered a full-time position which she began last fall. -
Chloe Makhani '09
Chloe Makhani '09 has opened a new Space to add to her hospitality portfolio. Starting with Estate Restaurant & Bar in Santa Monica, she has since introduced Stanley Social.Born in the heart of Los Angeles, Stanley Social is 5,000 square feet of classic Moroccan culture with a modern Hollywood twist. The versatile environment gives them the edge to play host to any and all types of occasions. Once known as the infamous Dar Maghreb, the opulent eatery and event space is now reclaimed as the one and only Stanley Social. -
Candy Ramirez '05
Candy just celebrated her first year of practicing as a birth and postpartum doula in Los Angeles. Through her company, Bearing Heart, she supports families by taking the fear out of birth and helping moms and dads in their transitions into parenthood. Giving back to her community is one of her greatest passions, and she volunteers her time with Our House Grief Support Center and the Joy in Birthing Foundation. As well as serving on the Archer Alumni Board, she is a junior board member for MOMS Orange County, a nonprofit that provides prenatal and postpartum support for underserved women. -
Coco Maurice '12
Coco Maurice '12, known as "Ivy Coco" professionally, graduated from Syracuse University in just three years and has since made a name for herself as a bicoastal lifestyle and fashion blogger. Coco is currently applying for her Master's degree in social media from programs around the world.
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