Volume 9 Authors
Read interviews from our authors featured in Inventio Issue 9!
An Interview with Matthew Cutrona
Author of "The injustice of the Accused by the Accuser: The Aftermath of the Right to Counsel Prescribed by Gideon v. Wainwright (1963)." Matt is a Junior Politics major with a double minor in Sports Management and Philosophy from New York City, New York. Matt is involved in Campus Ministry, Mock Trial, and is currently interning with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Laudato Si’ Advocates Program. In his free time, if he has any, you can find Matt enjoying all things baseball such as playing it, conducting research about it, and talking about it.
An Interview with Annaliese Haman
Author of "Monvel and the Maid of Orleans: Sources of Inspiration in the Joan of Arc Paintings." Annaliese graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Art History in the Spring of 2023. She is currently working at CUA in advancement for the architecture and engineering schools. She is also currently working on a Master's Degree in Library Science here at Catholic. Annaliese loves art and coming to know the experiences and hidden lives of artists to better understand the true and expansive influences on a given work of art.
Author of "Frankenstein’s Robot: The Creation of Dysfunctional Artificial Intelligence." Maria Love is a member of the class of 2026. She is currently pursuing her Bachelor's Degree in International Politics minoring in both Irish studies and Peace and Justice. Maria also is participating in the Environmental Studies Honors Track. Maria has interned with the Summit for International Religious Freedom and the representatives of the Holy See at the United Nations and is currently studying abroad in Rome where she is teaching elementary English to Italian Children.
Author of " “Facebook’s Accountability Crisis: The Factors Influencing Modern Digital Censorship” Joseph is a member of the class of 2024. Joseph is pursuing his Bachelor's in Media and Communications Studies and Psychology.
An Interview with Katherine Mackenzie
Author of "Incessant Conflict: Vera Brittain's Witness to the Female Trauma of the Great War." Katherine Mackenzie is a junior History and Music double major from Kansas City, Missouri.
An Interview with Elizabeth Hashimoto
Author of "Inescapable Incarceration: Hansel Mieth’s Photography at Heart Mountain." Elizabeth Hashimoto is an alumnus of CUA. She received her undergraduate degree in Anthropology with a minor in Studio Art. She has since completed her master's degree in Art History and Museum Studies at Georgetown University and is now living and working in her home in Hawai'i as a cultural resource manager.
