Student Co-managers

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  Ela Kowardy

  Ela is a freshman from the Big Island of Hawai’i and can’t wait to meet you while she is working at CFG this year. She is still exploring different majors but at this moment, is interested in either environmental science, fine arts or a combination of both. She loves to spend her extra time going for hikes, painting, practicing yoga, crocheting, cooking and listening to a wide range of music from David Bowie, Mac Miller, Gorillaz, Glass Animals to Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass Band. In general she strives to try things she has never done before so don’t be surprised if she looks confused.

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  Riley Sobel

  Riley, a junior from Los Angeles, is excited to be a CFG manager this semester. She is a political science major with psychology and self-designed journalism and photojournalism minors and a concentration in peace, justice and human rights. Outside of the gallery, Riley is an editor for the Tri-Co Law Review, a media editor for the Clerk, and assists with research with Lives Beyond Borders. In her free time, she loves to cook, thrift (and thrift flip), and spend time with friends. She’s always looking for a good book or movie, so stop by the gallery if you have any suggestions!

Gallery Assistants

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  Alice Creed

  Alice is a junior coming from Jacksonville, Florida. She is a history major and an anthropology minor with an interest in gender and sexuality studies and art history. Outside of the gallery, Alice is a member of the women’s track and field team. In her free time, she enjoys reading, crafting, spending time with friends and baking. Alice loves all things art and history so come by the gallery to have a chat with her!

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  Teri Ke

  Teri is a junior from Philadelphia majoring in History of Art and minoring in Computer Science. They are excited to join CFG for the first time and look forward to the exhibitions and programs this year holds! In their free time, Teri likes making art and music, as well as exploring every nook and cranny of the city on their bike. Teri is also planning to start a bi-co pottery club soon: please don’t hesitate to reach out if you are interested / have ideas!