Gabriela Marcu Combines Academic Career with Passion for Improv
October 28, 2024
Gabriela Marcu, an assistant professor, blends academia with improv, finding joy in the unexpected intersections of her life.
Gabriela Marcu, an assistant professor, blends academia with improv, finding joy in the unexpected intersections of her life.
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