In Person: 8:30 am–5:30 pm M, T, RRemote: 8:30 am–5:30 pm W, FAdvising: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm, 1:00–4:00 pm
Vincent Cheng is an Undergraduate Program
Advisor at the Arts Group Advising Center. He is passionate about
helping students succeed by empowering them with the resources,
knowledge, and skills they need to achieve their goals. He left
medical school to explore other fields where his strengths can
contribute the greatest impact in the lives of others. Prior to
advising, Vincent has coached gymnastics, run business
competitions, and built LGBTQIA educational resources. He
graduated from Harvard with a B.S. in Biology.
In his spare time, Vincent draws a comic strip he started as an
undergraduate for The Harvard Crimson. He enjoys watching anime,
playing video games, and spending time with his husband and their
two dogs.
Huryoung Vongsachang is an Undergraduate Program Coordinator and
Academic Advisor in the Arts Group Advising Center. His
experiences, centered around student advocacy and support,
first-year transitions, and cross-functional event coordination,
in conjunction with his STEM and healthcare background, bring a
unique new outlook to the advising center. Huryoung has held
previous positions at the University, from the Medical Center to
the Student Housing and Dining Services, and the Cross Cultural
Center. Huryoung is a first-generation college graduate and holds
a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of
California, Davis.
More About Huryoung:
His passions as a Coordinator and Advisor lie in facilitating a
fulfilling, holistic experience for undergraduates and improving
the quality of work and life. In his free time, Huryoung
thoroughly enjoys nature, food, sports, dancing, and playing the
violin.
PhD, Theatre Arts and Performance Studies, Brown UniversityM.A., History and Theatre Arts and Performance Studies, Brown UniversityB.A, History with minor in Drama, Stanford University
Doria E. Charlson is thrilled to be joining
the faculty of the department of Theatre and Dance at UC Davis as
a Visiting Assistant Professor. Doria earned her PhD in Theatre
Arts and Performance Studies from Brown University, from which
she also holds MA degrees in History and Theatre Arts and
Performance Studies. She also earned a BA in History with a minor
in Drama from Stanford University.
L. M. Bogad is a Guggenheim Fellow, author, performance
artist/activist, educator, Director of the Center for
Tactical Performance, and co-founder of the Clown Army. He has
performed across the United States, Europe, and South America,
from SF MOMA, the Whitney Museum, Yerba Buena Arts Center, and
the Mattress Factory to occupied zones and a squatted military
base in Barcelona. He has led Tactical Performance workshops
around the world, including in Cairo during the first month of
the Egyptian Revolution.
M.F.A. Classical Theatre, The George Washington University at The Shakespeare TheatreB.S. Interdepartmental Studies, School of Speech, Northwestern University
Margaret Laurena Kemp has appeared on regional
and international stages including Arena Stage, Mark Taper Forum,
Yale Rep, South Coast Repertory, La Mama Theatre (Melbourne,
Australia), Theatre of Changes (Athens, Greece), Red Pear Theatre
(Antibes, France), and The Magnet Theatre (Cape Town, South
Africa).
Ph.D. Duke University, 1999B.A. University of Cincinnati, Phi Beta KappaPerformance Studies
Jon D. Rossini received his PhD in English from Duke University
in 1999 and is Professor in the Department of Theatre and Dance
and the Graduate Group in Performance Studies at UC Davis as well
as a CAMPSSAH affiliate. He teaches courses in the History of
Theatre and Dance, Latinx Theatre and Performance, Race and
Ethnicity in Performance, Dramaturgy, Playwriting, Performance
Theory, and Performance/Performative Writing.
