Jane Walsh is graduating with a major in Film and Media and a concentration in Sociology. She's served three years on the executive board for Latenite, including one term as Co-President; two years with the Kings Crown Shakespeare Troupe and Columbia Undergraduate Film Productions' e-boards; and two years as a University Life Ambassador focusing on Diversity and Inclusion initiatives. She co-translated and made her New York stage directing debut with "Antigone," which enjoyed a limited run in the Glicker-Milstein Theater. Also in the GMT, she co-wrote and co-directed "Crowd Work," a stand-up comedy play. During her time at Columbia, she has written three feature film scripts and directed seven shorts – including "Maximum Feasible Participation," which premiered at the CUFP film festival. She is an actor, and recently played Antony in KCST’s "Antony and Cleopatra." Jane hopes to develop a career in the entertainment industry dedicated to serving socioeconomically disadvantaged communities.