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Juliana Johnson

Juliana Johnson also known as Julie Johnson (born August 10, 1988) is a Boca Raton, Florida, Florida-based socialite, Philanthropy, former political spokesman, and gaming influencer. She was born in Barrington, Illinois. Her insightful political analysis has appeared in numerous media venues, including Fox News.
== Early Life ==
After attending Lake Zurich High School, Johnson earned a psychology Bachelor's degree from DePaul University.
== Personal Life ==
Johnson is the daughter of Finance Craig Johnson, the granddaughter of former Illinois Chief Medical Coordinator Kenneth Eggen, and the niece of former Cook County Republican Party Chairman Cook County Republican Party, who served for nearly two decades. Kyle, her younger brother, resides in Kildeer, Illinois, as a present. Johnson contributes to numerous organizations through her membership in the Metropolitan Club of Chicago. She was known as a "party girl" and socialite in the northwest Chicago metropolitan area. As a prominent heiress, her romantic relationships have often been the focus of controversy.
== Career ==
Johnson began working for David McSweeney (politician) congressional campaign in 2006. She was appointed national communications director for the Tea Party protests after directing communications for the DontGo organization. As the national Director of communications, Julie Johnson was responsible for organizing the Tax Day Tea Party in Montgomery, Alabama, in 2009. In 2008, Juliana Johnson got an award from American Association of Political Consultants, which hosts the sole competition for global political and public affairs consultants. Dan Proft, the owner of Urquhart Media, LLC, chose to hire her as a Political consulting. Johnson is currently a specialist in public relations, strategic communications, and campaign management for Urquhart Media, LLC.
== Philanthropy ==
Johnson has dedicated her time and experience to numerous boards and non-profit organizations in Chicago and Boca Raton, Florida. She has invested most of her family’s wealth in the Medicine and trading professions. In 2022, she co-hosted "A Night for Novak's House" with MTV star Brandon Novak to benefit sober living scholarship programmes. Almost $70,000 was raised, and WPTV-TV|WPTV, Yahoo! Sports, and ESPN covered the event. In 2022, Novak and Johnson sponsored an art exhibit at Mountain Dew|Mountain Dew's Dew Tour in Iowa.
== Gaming ==
Johnson's success in the competitive mobile app environment has made her Game of War: Fire Age, Wahid1, a household name among mobile game enthusiasts. When she resumed gaming after a prolonged break, she immersed herself in the Mechanist Game titled Game of Sultans.
Category:1988 births
Category:People from Boca Raton, Florida
Category:DePaul University alumni
Category:Philanthropists from Florida
Juliana Zara

Juliana Zara (born 16 April, 1993) is an American opera singer.
==Early life and education==
Zara grew up in Oxnard in Ventura County, California.
 She attended Oxnard High School, where in 2019 she won several prizes with the Vocal Ensemble at the Heritage Festival in New York.
 She studied with scholarship at the Claire Trevor School of the Arts, part of the University of California, Irvine, before she changed to Oberlin Conservatory of Music in August 2013.
 There, she earned her Bachelor of Music in 2016, and took part in Marilyn Horne’s Master Class, from which she won the Rubin Scholarship, a financial endowment to support career development.
 After this, Zara studied at the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler with Anna Korondi,
 where she completed her Masters in 2020.
 
==Career==
Parallel to her studies she was a member of the Opera Studio of the Bavarian State Opera. In Munich she sang, amongst other roles, in the world-premiere of the opera Singularity by Miroslav Srnka, Frasquita in Carmen, and Transstimme by Fabia Santcovsky at the Munich Biennale,
 as well as Bubikopf in a concert performance of Der Kaiser von Atlantis.
 In June 2023, she was nominated for Opus Klassik Singer of the Year for her work on Der Kaiser von Atlantis. 
Zara has been a member of the ensemble at Staatstheaters Darmstadt since the 2021-2022 season. In 2021 she sang as Daisy in the operetta Ball im Savoy,
 in 2022 as Alice in Anno Schreiers children’s opera Wunderland and Pedro in Massenets Don Quichotte,
 in 2022-2023 as Zerlina in Mozarts Don Giovanni,
 and in 2023 the title role in Alban Bergs Lulu.
==Discography==
* Ullmann: Der Kaiser von Atlantis. Adrian Eröd, Lars Woldt, Johannes Chum, Juliana Zara, Tareq Nazmi, Christel Loetzsch, Münchner Rundfunkorchester, Dirigent: Patrick Hahn (BR-Klassik, 2022).
Category:1993 births
Category:American people
Category:Opera singers
Category:Sopranos
Juliane Golbs

Juliane Golbs (* June 23, 1987, in Schwerin) is a German author and painter who lives in Hamburg.
==Life==
Juliane Golbs was born in Schwerin and lived there until the age of 17. At 18, she moved to Hamburg. Golbs studied Philosophy and Pedagogy at the University of Hamburg and Fine Arts at the Hochschule für bildende Kunst (HfbK). Since 2018, she has been an ambassador for the NCL Foundation, which focuses on researching and finding cures for childhood dementia.
Golbs is married to entrepreneur Nicolas Krohn. Their daughter was born on March 27, 2023. Jenny Elvers is the godmother of their daughter.
==Work==
Juliane Golbs is known for her expressionistic works. She gained significant attention through her collaboration with Peter Schmidt, who conceived her exhibition at the Barlach Halle K. The press has dubbed Juliane Golbs with the artist name "Promimalerin." In the NDR show Das!, a painting was presented to Jan Hofer.
In 2013, Golbs published her first book: "... und der Igel legte sich zum Sterben auf die Autobahn," a novel about life. Her second book, "Kreidezeit," is set to be released in 2025. In this book, Golbs discusses the outdated education system and advocates for a systemic change, emphasizing the importance of a child-centered approach to education.
==Publications==
** ... und der Igel legte sich zum Sterben auf die Autobahn. BoD – Books on Demand, 2013, ISBN 978-3844895414.References
==Exhibitions==
** 2023: ARTMUC
** 2022: Barlach Halle K
** 2021: Barlach Halle K
==Awards and Honors==
* Appointed as an ambassador for the NCL Foundation.
* Awarded a grant from the Carolina D'Amico Foundation.
Category:1987 births
Category:People from Schwerin
Category:German writers
Category:German people
Category:Painters
Juliane Herrmann

Juliane Herrmann (born 28 April 1989) is a German photographer and curator based in Cologne. She studied photography at the Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Germany and the AKV St. Joost in the Netherlands. Herrmann's work is known for her visual research on closed communities such as Freemasonry, Scouting, and Students' union. Since 2017, she is editor of the photography magazine Beyond. In the last years she has been curating photography exhibitions as Facing Gender – f2 Fotofestival, in the Kulturort Depot, Dortmund , and Beyond III – [post]koloniale Gegenwart, in the Altes Pfandhaus, Köln.http://www.africologne-festival.de/programm/beyond/|title=BEYOND|publisher
==Work on closed communities==
Herrmann visual research is focus on closed group identities. She works with the stereotypical image on those groups to create a deeper analysis by mean of humanistic documental photography. She started working on the German student fraternities known as Studentenverbindung, the Corps Saxonia, one of the German Student Corps in Jena. Nevertheless, her most recognized work was her visual approach to the Freemasonry. It includes photographs of members of the Freemasonry, their lodges, and rituals, including ordinary pictures of the dailylive in the lodges and the regular activities of the freemasons, documented during 5 years of research. Herrmann’s was published in 2017 for the 300-year jubilee of modern Freemasonry, being controversial within Freemasonry as it may have revealed many of its secrets. Nevertheless, as Herrmann work was published by the German national weekly newspaper Die Zeithttps://www.zeit.de/zeit-magazin/leben/2015-12/freimaurer-logen-fs in 2015, it was referenced by the own Freemason community as a „clear up of outdated prejudices.“ Since then she is working with Scout groups in North Rhine-Westphalia, following them in summer camps, assemblies, hikes and big events such as the 24th World Scout Jamboree. A selection of pictures of scouts from different countries was exhibit in the MOUNTAINVIEW Gallery in 2021. 
==Female photographers rights==
Besides her outstanding contribution to closed communities photography, Herrmann is a well regarded female photographers rights activist. Together with the photographers Laura Morgenstern, Melina Mörsdorf, Alexandra Lechner, Claudia Gödke and Claudia Masurand Angelika Zinzow, she was one of the founder members of the association Female Photoclub, established after the original idea by Nora Tabel and Laura Morgenstern in Berlin in 2017. Thanks to the club, according to Herrmann "the women are becoming bolder and more self-confident and are exchanging and networking more with each other."Female Photoclub has as mission to increase the visibility of female photographers and to draw attention to grievances, shape public discourse, and cause perspectives of women photographers to be seen. 
Category:1989 births
Category:People from Jena
Category:Architectural photographers
Category:Photographers from Cologne
Category:German women photographers
Category:German contemporary artists
Julie (Kiss of Life)

Julie Han (hangul=한 쥴리; born March 29, 2000), known mononymously as Julie (쥴리) is an American singer-songwriter and rapper based in South Korea. She is the leader of the South Korean girl group Kiss of Life, formed by S2 Entertainment in July 2023.
On July 5, 2023, Julie released her first solo, Kitty Cat, as part of the group's first EP Kiss of Life.
==Early Life==
Julie was on March 29, 2000 in Hawaii, United States. She lived there for thirteen years during which she pursued ballet. She moved to South Korea at the age of thirteen where she was a student at Def Dance Skool and Def Music Academy, through which she was selected as a trainee for The Black Label, a sub-unit of YG Entertainment.
==Career==
===2017-2021: Auditions and trainee life.===
Julie auditioned for The Black Label at the age of seventeen through Def Academy. She trained under the label for three years before moving to Swing Entertainment but soon parted ways with the label.
===2022-2023: Pre-debut and formation of Kiss of Life.===
In December, 2022, Julie was seen alongside her future bandmates Natty, Belle, and two unknown people in a British documentary about K-pop trainees. It was alleged that they were to be a part of an upcoming girl group of S2 Entertainment. Julie auditioned for S2 Entertainment with a video of her singing Billie Eilish by Armani White.
On December 27, 2023, S2 Entertainment announced the launch of a girl group in 2023, following which Julie was revealed as the third member of Kiss of Life on May 17, 2023.
===2023-Present: Debut of Kiss of Life.===
Julie is positioned as the leader and the main rapper of Kiss of Life, which debuted on July 5, 2023 with their mini album of the same name. They also held a press showcase at Yes24 Live Hall in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, South Korea on the afternoon of the same day.
She released her first solo song on July 5, 2023 called Kitty Cat under their debut album alongside her bandmates who also released their solos in the same week.
On September 2023, S2 Entertainment announced the release of the group's second EP Born to be XX on November 8, 2023. The album was critically acclaimed with Carmen Chin writing for NME, describing the sophomore album as " a diamond in the rough" and Kim Do-heon of Zenerate, who ranked the album at number 6 for their list of The 15 Best K-pop Albums of 2023.
==Discography==
===Composition credits===
 List of songs, showing year released, artist name, and name of the album
Title 	Year	Artist 	Album 	Lyricist	Composer	Reference(s)
"Shhh" (쉿) 	2023	Kiss of Life	Kiss of Life 	 	 	rowspan="2"
"Bye My Neverland" (안녕,네버랜드) 	2023	Kiss of Life	Kiss of Life 	 	 	
"Bad News (Eng Ver.)" 	2023	Kiss of Life	Born to be XX	 	 	
"Nobody Knows" 	2023	Kiss of Life	Born to be XX	 	 	
Category:2000 births
Category:People from Hawaii
Category:Rappers
Category:Singers
Category:American people
Julie B. Staunton

Julie B. Staunton is a British theoretical physicist. She is a professor at the University of Warwick. Prior to taking up an academic position at Warwick, Staunton was a postdoctoral researcher at Imperial College London. She completed her PhD at the University of Bristol under the supervision of Balázs Győrffy.
Staunton is known for her work on magnetism, alloys, and relativistic effects. In particular, she has pioneered applications of the Disordered Local Moment (DLM) picture to a variety of problems in magnetism. The DLM state, which is based on density functional theory, aims to model magnetic materials at finite temperatures, including above their Curie temperatures. Staunton has leveraged aspects of this approach to describe the temperature dependence of magnetic properties such as magnetic anisotropy, successfully describing systems based on both transition metals and rare-earth elements.
Category:British people
Category:Alumni of the University of Bristol
Category:Theoretical physicists
Category:Professors
Category:Researchers
Julie E. Buring

Julie Elizabeth Buring is an epidemiologist and professor at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Burnt is also a professor at the Boston University School of Public Health.
==Biography==
===Education===
* Harvard University, ScD Field of Study: Epidemiology
*University of Washington, MS Field of Study: Biostatistics
*Pomona College, BA Field of Study: Mathematics
==Awards==
She has been recognized as an educator, scientist, writer, and doctor. In 2022 from the webpage, Research, she got the Best Scientist and Best Female Scientist awards. From Pomona College, she received an honorary doctorate degree. From the Harvard School of Public Health, she received the Roger L. Nichols Excellence in Teaching Award. As well as from American Public Health Association, and she received the John Snow Award, Epidemiology Section award.
==Publications==
Julie has been involved in over 80 publications. All of them are related to her work and clinical trials. Some of her more well-known works are Women In Clinical Trials-A Portfolio for Success and her findings on low-dose aspirin and its effects in cases that involve women’s cardiovascular problems.
==Career==
Buring works with Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital. She is a professor in the epidemiology department at Harvard and a medicine professor. She teaches and directs the course EPI 200: Principles of Epidemiology. In all her clinical trials, she also serves as a principal investigator. She is the chair of the Institutional Review Board of Harvard Medical School. She works with students nationally and internationally to train students about the epidemiology of cardiovascular disease., 
==Clinical trials==
The prime focus of her research it's the prevention of cardiovascular disease and cancers. She connects risk factors like stroke and blood pressure into her investigation of cardiology. Two of her most famous clinical trials are a randomized trial of low-dose aspirin and vitamin E in the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease and cancer, along with the use of vitamin D in the prevention of cardiovascular disease and cancer. In her first study with vitamin E, there was over 40,000 participants. In her vitamin D study, there were over 25,000 participants. All her trials have in common the prevention of cardiovascular disease and cancers in women specifically. She was involved in designing, analyzing, and practicing these large clinical trials
Category:Harvard University alumni
Category:University of Washington alumni
Category:Epidemiologists
Category:Professors
Julie Gholson

Julie Gholson (4 June 1958) is an actress best known for her role as Mary Call Luther in the film adaptation of Where the Lilies Bloom.
She was born into an Alabama acting family. Her father was part of a local theatre group and decided to keep the family in Alabama rather than relocate to California. She had one sister who became a ballerina.
 
Gholson was encouraged to audition for Where the Lilies Bloom by a friend in the local theatre group. She was attending Mountain Brook High School at the time. "It was a real fluke," Gholson told al.com in 2015. The film's producer, Robert Radnitz, told Roger Ebert in 1974, "We held auditions all over the state," he said, "and when we saw her, we knew we had something special." One reviewer noted that Gholson "didn't need any professional experience -- she is Mary Call.
She was ultimately nominated for a 1975 Golden Globe award for "New Star of the Year" with Valerie Harper and Helen Reddy, an award won by Susan Flannery for The Towering Inferno.
Earl Hamner Jr., who wrote the script for the film, lauded Gholson's work, saying, "I thought Julie Gholson was just smashing in the role [of Mary Call] and I have often wondered what has become of her. She showed such promise." 
Ultimately, she remained in Alabama, attending the University of Alabama after her high school graduation. Gholson married Doug Carmichael, a retired Air Force pilot who flew F16s who was her high school sweetheart.. They had two children: Hunter and Kathryn. Gholson said they went on to move "all over the world" as a result of her husband's career. She most recently worked as executive director of an Alabama non-profit.
She has two grandchildren and said she has no regrets about leaving acting. 
Category:1958 births
Category:Actresses
Julie Leopold Alf

Julie Leopold Alf (born 1971) is a Danish businesswoman, entrepreneur and the founder and CEO of Enter Art Fair, Scandinavia’s largest art fair dedicated to international and contemporary art. 
==Career and background==
Julie Leopold Alf was born in Charlottenlund and graduated from Gammel Hellerup Gymnasium in 1990. She obtained a Master's degree in Business Administration and Commercial Law (Cand.Merc.jur.) from Copenhagen Business School in 1998. She started her career in sales at Spies Rejser, and went on to organize large-scale lifestyle and hospitality events at Forum including BogForum, Alt for Damernes livsstilsmesse, Bedre Bolig and Designer Forum. In 2014 she initiated and launched Code Art Fair at Bella Centret.
In 2019, she founded Enter Art Fair which has become Scandinavia’s largest international art fair. The annual event takes place in August and is located at Lokomotivværkstedet. Attracting over 20.000 visitors, the 2022 edition included more than 78 galleries from 23 countries and over 350 artists were represented. The fair is backed by Danish investor Lars Seier Christensen among others and has since its inception had a strong focus on digital art and new ways to experience and acquire art.
Julie Leopold Alf was in 2019 recognized with the ‘Gold Woman Award’ by lifestyle magazine Femina.
She has three children with her first husband Sebastian Arnstedt, and is married to Danish gallerist Hans Alf.
Category:1971 births
Category:Living people
Category:Danish women in business
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:People from Charlottenburg
Julie Matheson

Julie Matheson is a founding member of the Financial Planning Association (IAFP 1987) and one of the first registered Certified Financial Planners in Australia (1992). She was awarded the FPA Distinguished Service Award (2016) for exceptional contribution to the profession and in the same year received the WA Local Government Merit Award for volunteer service to the community through the local government of Subiaco.
Matheson's formative years were in the Pilbara mining town of Port Hedland where she was born to parents Colin and Cecily Matheson and is the eldest of six children. Colin arrived in Port Hedland in the early 1960s as a postal clerk and brought his love for football to many towns in the Pilbara including Port Hedland, Marble Bar, Goldsworthy, Shay Gap, Finucane Island and South Hedland forming the De Grey Football League in 1969. He was elected Councillor to the Shire of Port Hedland in 1971 and Port Hedland got its first grassed oval at the Port Hedland Race Track.
After leaving Port Hedland in the mid 1980s, Matheson started her career in financial planning and by the 1990s she had her own AFS Licence providing financial services to business professionals and retirees. From 2006 to 2020, Matheson has been elected four times to the Board of the Financial Planning Association by connecting and listening to members around Australia.
During her business career as a financial planner and AFS Licensee, Matheson completed a double major degree at UWA in Political Science and International Relations, and History and then went into local Government where she was elected to Subiaco Council in 2011.
As a Councillor, Matheson took part in the campaign to Scrap the DAP, made changes to local government meetings so they were heard in public and was the first WA woman to register a political party in WA and Canberra, Western Australia Party.
In 2019, Matheson stepped down from Subiaco Council to appeal the Local Government Standards Panel's decision to uphold a complaint against her that she used her position to gain an advantage by writing to the Post Newspaper on the "paranoid" activities of Subiaco Council. Matheson won her appeal and the council was forced to pay legal costs in 2020.