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Andrew Chatfield
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Director, Arts Communication, Wesleyan University Magazine
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Biography
Andrew Chatfield MALS ’19 has substantial experience in non-profit arts communications, publications, and marketing, including creating content for expansive online and social media presences, media relations, advertising, messaging, brand management, and overseeing design and public imagery. He has focused on reporting and analysis as well as strategic planning and implementation, and his specialties include copy writing for all collateral, from brochures and websites to print and radio advertising campaigns. Prior to Wesleyan, he worked for the International Festival of Arts and Ideas in New Haven, and the Hartford Symphony Orchestra and the Greater Hartford Arts Council. He received a B.A. in Music from Syracuse University (’99), and a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies with a concentration in the Arts from Wesleyan University (’19). He is a professional musician in four groups: the jazz quartet Stanley Maxwell, jazz/blues group The Castlefield Trio, and both ’80s and ’90s cover bands. He is a candidate for a Certificate in Journalism and Newswriting from New York University's School of Professional Studies ('24).
theaterAndrew Chatfield covers the "arts" beat at Wesleyan University dance and the visual arts. writing about various disciplines including music
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Content
By Andrew Chatfield, Mike Mavredakis| The Wesleyan Connection@ Out of 10 students who pitched their startup ideas at the 2025 New Venture Awards in Memorial Chapel on April 4, three won the top prizes of $6,000 in grant funds from the Patricelli Center for Entrepreneurship. The New Venture Awards, formerly known as the Seed Grants, aim to recognize and support impactful student projects, organizations, and companies across sectors and communities.
By Andrew Chatfield| The Wesleyan Connection@ Immigration officials have detained students and others for protesting and for their speech. Our social media algorithms are flooded with disinformation and imagery created by artificial intelligence. The principles of the First Amendment are at risk. Is the answer more speech in opposition to threats to democracy? Or is it carefully crafted regulation like some European countries have created? These and other thorny topics were the subject of the 32nd annual Hugo L.
By Mike Mavredakis, Andrew Chatfield| The Wesleyan Connection@ By: Phuc Ngo ’27President Michael S. Roth ’78 penned an article for TIME discussing the strategy of de-escalation versus appeasement that universities and other institutions have used in response to attacks on higher education. Roth argues in the piece that while de-escalation with Trump would be a desirable solution, it is currently difficult to achieve. The failure of de-escalation so far has led to appeasement, a far less effective and dangerous strategy.
Company Info
Wesleyan University Magazine
Middletown, Connecticut, United States
+1 860-685-2000