Aaron lives a quieter life in Salt Lake now. He attends the University of Utah and is looking forward to writing after graduation with his undergraduate degree in English. 

Jen has lived in Salt Lake City most of her life apart from year-long forays to Belgium in high school, Japan in college, and her stint in Massachusetts for undergrad. She taught high school English and currently wrangles middle school and high school students as a tutor to improve their writing and reading comprehension skills. She has worked as a river guide since 1990 and enjoys spending time exploring the outdoors with her husband and two children. Jen is passionate about conserving public lands in Utah, cooking, hands-off gardening, traveling, and  reading for pleasure  (at least when she had time before starting the EH program). She also feels strongly about recycling glass.

Visual Artist Leslie D. Pippen was born in Wolfe City, TX in 1974. He studied at Texas A&M University-Commerce and at Kings College in London. Currently, he lives and works in Salt Lake City, UT. For more, please visit his web site.

Victoria Vuyovich flirted with many majors within the humanities and behavioral science departments during her four years at the University of Utah, breaking up with dozens before finally settling down with Gender Studies and English. She discovered on graduation day, unfortunately, that she was destined to devote the rest of her days to the service industry. She now spends her free time convincing people to share their intimate stories, drinking, reading, re-watching Season Two of Arrested Development, and life-coaching her cat, Linus, who refuses to get his act together.

Andrew Shaw is a musician, librarian, and art enthusiast who transplanted to Salt Lake City from Lincoln, NE, in 2003. As a child, when asked what his favorite food was, he would reply, "salad bar." Currently, Andrew is the lead singer for Color Animal.

Adam Bateman received a BA in English and Spanish at BYU and an MFA in Sculpture from Pratt Institute. He is an artist and curator who has exhibited his work internationally, across the United Sates and at every major art museum in Utah. He is the 2008 recipient of the Div of Arts and Museums Visual Artist Fellowship and the 2013 Joan Mitchell Fellowship. He has curated projects in Los Angeles and New York City as well as for a few venues in Utah including CUAC, a non-profit space that he has operated for nine years.