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Gabriella Hsu

Senior Program Manager for Curricular Improvement

As Program Manager for Curricular Improvement, Gabriella Hsu works closely with the Vice President of Policy and the Director of Curricular Improvement. Gabriella oversees the digital and web-based aspects of the What Will They Learn?® project and coordinates the internship program. In addition, Gabriella conducts rapid-response research and provides written content regarding trends in higher education.

Prior to joining ACTA, Gabriella studied the Great Books at Thomas Aquinas College and participated in the John Jay Fellows Program in Philadelphia. Outside of the office, Gabriella dabbles in fine art and wedding photography and enjoys reading literature, poetry, and philosophy.