Each and every English professor is great and I couldn’t ask for better classmates. It was the best decision I made while in school. Gibbons convinced me that I needed to switch majors and return to my original love affair. But after my freshman year at CUA, I missed reading novels and poetry. I was first introduced to the discipline during my junior year of high school (the same year I started applying for college) and was intoxicated by its rigour and intellectualism. Why did you choose to study English at Catholic U.? Even though my favorite subject in school was always English, I actually came to CUA to study philosophy.
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We also teach young adults how to make a positive impact on their communities through advocacy and organizing. We advocate for federal policies that protect exploited workers, safeguard the environment, defend the rights of migrants, and demilitarize our communities. What is your current job/title? I am the Communicators and Outreach Manager for the Columban Center for Advocacy and Outreach. Since his graduation, he has stayed in Washington, DC and accidentally ended up working in nonprofit advocacy and civic engagement. For one year, he served as the managing director for CenterStage Theater Company. While at CUA, he served for two years as the executive editor for CRUX literary magazine. A conversation with Wesley Cocozello, English alumnus Wesley Cocozello graduated from Catholic University in 2014 with a major in English.
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