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Brown ’24 Selected to Participate in TikTok for Black Creatives Program

Luke Brown ’24 (Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre) was selected to participate in the TikTok for Black Creatives program. He is one of 100 creators who will partake in an array of educational events to help develop his artistry and foster professional networks. The program was featured in an article published by the Rolling Stone. Visit www.tiktok.com to learn more.

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