Lauren Mobertz
Lauren Mobertz studies Professional Writing and Hispanic Studies at Carnegie Mellon University, and will graduate in May 2012. To fuel her interest in urban studies, Lauren interned at Oakland Planning and Development Corporation in fall 2010. Since she received her passport, Lauren has not spent more than 7 consecutive months in the US. She spent spring 2011 in Santiago, Chile, translating documents for Educación 2020 and practicing her salsa; summer 2010 in Durban, South Africa, studying the social and economic impacts of the FIFA World Cup and volunteering for WhizzKids United; and spring break 2010 hosting art workshops in Siuna, Nicaragua. Somehow, she always manages to keep up with How I Met Your Mother and a little bit of running, no matter what city she's based in. Lauren hopes to settle down in the East Coast and enter education administration.
More by Lauren Mobertz
10 Highest-Paying Jobs Right Out of College10/16/2012 |
What do you mean, no more student discounts?! Graduation (along with flowers, cards and photos) brings with it a few unsettling novelties, including an end to Thirsty Thursdays and a sudden assumption that we have the money to pay full price. And though we’ll surely miss the Friday morning hangovers, having to fork over the same stacks of cash as adults in the Real World is what hits us where it hurts. How can we avoid starvation after graduation while still managing to live on our own and work off our student debts? Let’s take a deep breath. There will be no end to mani/pedis and end-of-summer shopping sprees. According to CareerBliss and Payscale.com, there is a way to live comfortably right out of college. We report to you 10 of the highest-paying entry-level jobs for college graduates that are sure to afford you both some debt-induced stress relief and a few trips to Bloomingdale’s. 10. Information Sciences & Systems $54,038 annually Is the Job for Me? Who Would I Work For? |
Rooming with Your BFF: A Guide to Your Best, Most Drama-Free Year Yet8/17/2012 |
Late August is just around the corner, which means move-in day with your BFF. You couldn’t be happier. From the day you signed your housing agreement, you knew your roommate horror stories of freshman year were over. |
Fuel for Finals that Costs Much, Much Less than Fuel for Your Car5/9/2012 |
During finals week and constant late-night study sessions, midnight cravings are inevitable. Spending a semester’s worth of hard-earned cash on restaurant food, though, is not. HC CMU’s compiled simple tips for eating good, cheap food to help you get your study on (and take a few well-deserved breaks from the books). Good luck on your finals, and bon appetit! Pizza Pizza Let’s start with the staple food of college culture: pizza. This cheesy marinara delight possesses the unique talent of putting our hunger in check without inducing food coma, making it the perfect study food. Atwood’s street of $5 pies For cheap, quick eats order from one of Atwood’s fine dining locations. Antoon’s, Pizza Roma, and more are waiting to fill your tummy for a mere $5. Split a pie with friends or have your way with your own–you can always store leftovers for tomorrow. The Porch This new venue at Schenley plaza (the corner of Forbes and Schenley Drive) has college students and food reviewers alike raving about their talent for taking simple dishes and making them magical. Their magic extends to their intricate pizzas, which they offer for half-price on weeknights from 9:30 til close. Perhaps you’ll try the Bianca (fig jam, goat cheese, mozzarella, arugula, truffle oil) or the Barbeque Chicken (roasted chicken, red onion, pineapple, cilantro, bbq sauce) when you stop in. OrderPitt.com |
Almost Midnight A Cappella5/8/2012 |
Take a break from studying for finals and come out to Almost Midnight A Cappella! Featuring ALL SIX a cappella groups at CMU, and in addition, VULCANIZE as our guest group from California, PA! Counterpoint & Vulcanize! This event takes place on the night before reading day! So that gives all of you more of an incentive to come out - two hours of a cappella is definitely better than two hours of facebook-ing! :) We will be tabling ALL WEEK in front of Doherty! TICKETS ARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR! Pre-sale AND at the door! Hosted by the Treblemakers! |
Peter Sadosky `155/4/2012 |
Hometown: Winston-Salem, NC |
Danswers' Symposium Spring 125/3/2012 |
Come see Dancers' Symposium's Spring 2012 Show: Overdrive!! Join us for another amazing show full of all types of dance brought to you by Dancers' Symposium! Hip-hop, Contemporary, Jazz, Tap and everything in between. Featuring... ... Show Times: Ticket Sales:
**visit out website for more info. Dancers' Symposium (DS) aims to provide an open and supportive environment to further the exposure of dance, music, student choreography, and student performance at Carnegie Mellon University. There are no requirements to audition; people of all backgrounds, cultures, majors, and genders are encouraged to participate. Diverse styles of choreography and lyrical content are encouraged. One two-act show is produced each semester, consisting of professional staging, lighting, and student costume design. All performances are open to the public. Funded in part by your student activities fee. |
Fair Trade Week4/22/2012 |
Come learn about fair trade! Amnesty International and SIFE Global Threads present Fair Trade Week, a week of events dealing with fair trade.
Starting on Monday April 23rd @ 4:30 pm in PH226C, we will have a special screening of "The Darkside of Chocolate," about child labor in cocoa fields, followed by a lively debate. On Wednesday April 25th @ 7:30 pm in UC Connan, we're putting on a fair trade fashion show and marketplace, bringing you the finest fashions in fair trade (We're also currently looking for models - contact croper@andrew.cmu.edu for more info) The week ends on Saturday April 28th with a tour of the La Prima Espresso Company @ The Strip - we will meet 9:00 AM at the UC Turnaround, or meet us at LaPrima @ The Strip at 10 AM! |
My Final Carnival Bucket List4/17/2012 |
Carnival: two days off from school and a weekend of relaxation, competition, and funnel cake (and partying. Lots of partying. Way too much partying). On Thursday time moves slowly, and you feel like you can do it all: buggy, booth, endless barbeques, concerts, holi, fireworks, mobot, a cappella, AB Comedy… The list goes on. And on. So you visit a booth or two, attend the comedy show, and call it a night. |
Scotch'n'Soda Presents The Drowsy Chaperone4/15/2012 |
Come see Scotch'n'Soda's Carnival production of The Drowsy Chaperone! A show that's full of fancy dresses, monkeys, black lesbian aviators, spit takes and the love of musical theatre. |
AB Concerts Presents Passion Pit with Donora and DJ Gusto4/15/2012 |
AB is brining Passion Pit to CFA Lawn! Wristbands for rain location are sold out, but plenty of room for everybody if it's held on CFA lawn! |
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