C.A.S.T. Party Celebrates Legacy Of Schmidt Family Foundation

Tony Award-winner And FAU Alumnus Marc Kudisch Headlined The Event

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Florida Atlantic University’s (FAU) Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters’ Culture, Arts and Society Today (C.A.S.T.) Party had the largest attendance to date. Held to raise funds for student scholarships, this year’s party celebrated the 30th anniversary of the naming of the college by honoring the legacy of Dorothy F. Schmidt and the Schmidt Family Foundation. Three-time Tony Award nominee and FAU alumnus Marc Kudisch headlined the event, which was emceed by Jamie Ostroff, investigative reporter at WPTV television.

Photos by Jeffrey Tholl