DePaul University
Varvara Bazalev is a skilled professional with experience in writing, photography, marketing, and media relations. Currently serving as a Writing Consultant at DePaul University since August 2022, Varvara has previously worked as a Photographer for Lost Girls Vintage and People Church, as well as held internships in various organizations including the U.S. Department of State and Free People. Varvara's academic background includes a Master of Arts in Digital Communication and Media/Multimedia from DePaul University, along with undergraduate degrees in Public Relations and Advertising and Psychology. Varvara's involvement in different roles, including a nomination for the MCTP 2021 at Publicis Media and research assistance at the DePaul University College of Communication, highlights a strong commitment to professional growth in the communication field.
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DePaul University
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DePaul University is the nation's largest Catholic university, with about 23,000 students and about 300 degree programs. Its partnerships throughout Chicago enable DePaul to provide an exceptional educational experience that is vibrant, pragmatic and socially engaged. Classes are small and taught by knowledgeable and experienced faculty members who take full advantage of Chicago’s corporate, cultural and community resources. DePaul is nationally recognized for incorporating service learning throughout its curriculum and for the academic rigor and prominence of its programs. Founded in 1898 by the Congregation of the Mission (Vincentians), DePaul’s tradition of providing a quality education to students from a broad range of backgrounds, with particular attention to first-generation students, has resulted in one of the nation’s most diverse student bodies. With 10 colleges and schools, DePaul has campuses in Chicago’s Loop and Lincoln Park neighborhoods, three suburban locations, and degree programs in several nations. It is a member of the BIG EAST Conference in Division I sports.