Drew’s nickname may be Dr. Ew among a close circle of friends, but anyone who meets her knows this is a lovable inside joke. Those who know Drew are immediately enthralled by her loveliness. Right now, Drew is taking the world under her wing, and she’s proud to say it’s nestled in quite comfortably. Growing up in both downtown suburbia and small town nowhere, her heart’s rooted firmly in two hometowns, but she intends to stretch it to encompass the globe. All that moving has provided her a unique perspective on people and a renowned palate for Kansas City barbecue.

When Drew isn’t instructing yoga classes at the MizzouRec or designing graphics for Mizzou Operations, she’s sharing her faith with others. She strives to demonstrate her admiration for Christianity in every part of her life, difficult as it may be. She spends much of her time writing and leading a small group of middle school girls at The Crossing church, keeping herself caffeinated all the while. Her missionary work has led her on travels through the hallways of Mizzou’s campus to the villages and cities of Japan and Jamaica. For the rest of her life, she wants to be an art director, hopefully somewhere adventurous where she can flex her Spanish. No matter where she goes, she’ll be tightly hugging those she meets and gets the chance to love along her high-spirited journey.

Meet Alex Lofaro, a graphic designer from Springfield, Missouri, whose uncanny attention to detail and artistic talent originated with his passion for college sports. He remembers a childhood full of watching football and basketball games with his family – sparking an unfailing love for Mizzou, and giving him his first exposure to branding. It wasn’t very long before he was drawing team logos on the whiteboard in his dad’s office, applying to the school of his dreams, and landing a position here at MOJO Ad.

For the last few years Alex has worked as a designer for the Mizzou Volleyball team, where he has produced digital graphics, printed recruitment materials and took a lead design role on the art that would complete their facilities renovations. He also does freelance design work all year around, creating logos, graphics and other miscellaneous branding for restaurants, sports teams and bands throughout the United States. Outside of work, he relaxes by listening to music or playing the guitar. After graduation, he hopes to work in-house at an athletics department.

Over the summer, Allie spent her time across the pond interning for Emagine, a creative agency based in Ireland. She took on web design, print projects and drank plenty of Guinness. Allie’s creativity doesn’t stop at the canvas. She also loves writing and has worked as an academic writing tutor at Mizzou’s Student Success Center for the past three years. She also serves as an ambassador for the MU Honors College, where she talks with and mentors prospective students both on and off campus.

Cameron used to be able to solve a Rubix cube. After he forgot how, he moved on to design. His earliest work in graphic design started at a young age and usually involved him crafting extravagant pictures on Microsoft Paint. Cameron has worked at the global advertising agency VML as a design intern and in the Student Design Center, creating posters, flyers, logos and social media graphics for campus organizations. When he’s not designing, Cameron’s on the leadership team for MizzouThon and is a member of the Alumni Association Student Board. Cameron’s graphic design heroes are masterminds like Aaron Draplin, Tad Carpenter and Dan Cassaro. He admits he would fanboy hard if he met any of them. Outside of work, Cameron hopes to visit every National Park in the United States. This might take Cameron a while because he never misses any days of school or work … ever. He’s so present that it’s said his teachers begged him to leave. Alas, he had perfect attendance all through high school. Maybe that’s why he’s so good at designing. You’ve got to pass the time in school somehow.