Pitt In Hollywood

Information on the leaders, members and makers of this organization.

Pitt In Hollywood is:

2005/2006 Officers:
Jamie Walker . Co-President jaw48@pitt.edu
Todd Osleger . Co-President tmo2@pitt.edu
Ryan Krumm . Vice President rmk19@pitt.edu
Rachel Feagley . Business Manager ryf2@pitt.edu
Alex Burkat . Business Manager/Social Events Coordinator asb28@pitt.edu
Robb Allison . Marketing Director rba2@pitt.edu
Keith Parish . Marketing Director kwp1@pitt.edu
Tess Halim . Marketing Director taa10@pitt.edu
Nealey Gray . Floater missblujay@hotmail.com
Carrie Pavlik . Webmaster cap12@pitt.edu
Becky Ondra . Co-Webmaster rlo4@pitt.edu
Cara Spisak . Production Coordinator cspisak@gmail.com
William Maxwell . Production Coordinator maxmediablitz@hotmail.com
Crystal Jenkins . Secretary cdj11@pitt.edu
Nykki Yeager . Secretary nky1@pitt.edu
Faculty Advisors: Carl Kurlander ckpa@pitt.edu An accomplished Hollywood screenwriter who wrote the hit television series "Saved By The Bell" and the popular film "St. Elmo's Fire". He is currently a visiting professor in the English department at the University of Pittsburgh and faculty advisor for Pitt In Hollywood.
Ellen Bishop ebishop@pitt.edu A lecturer in the Department of English and Film Studies Program. Ellen has been helping Pitt in Hollywood coordinate internship opportunities.
Founders:
Patrick Sutton . Founder futonman55@aol.com Patrick Sutton is the original creator of Pitt In Hollywood, and is currently on the Pitt Study Abroad program in England, and interning at a media/fashion design company. Along with Jonathan Wayne, Patrick spent 2 weeks in seclusion at the end of the summer of 2002, overseeing the establishment of this new website.
Jonathan Wayne . Co-founder & Editor-in-Chief webmaster@jonathanwayne.org Born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA, Jonathan Wayne is a 2002 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh with a B.A. in Film Studies. In addition to creating this website, the man makes other killer websites (getting VH1 nominations in the process too), wears conspicuous eyewear, and is usually tough to get a hold of. His eventual goal is to become a director in Hollywood, and create a new hybrid genre: "the sci-fi (dialogue-driven) melodrama".