Loretta G. (Prey) Tobin, Arts ’82, Arts ’96, Published in Fall 2019
In Memoriam: Loretta G. (Prey) Tobin, Arts ’82, Arts ’96
In Memoriam: Gerald F. Gard, Bus Ad ’77, Grad ’82
Gerald F. Gard, Bus Ad ’77, Grad ’82, Published in Fall 2019
In Memoriam: Cherie Lockwood, Nurs ’82
Cherie Lockwood, Nurs ’82
In Memoriam: Chong-Chang Lin, Grad ’82
Chong-Chang Lin, Grad ’82
Regina Dixon-Reeves, Jour ’82
Regina Dixon-Reeves, Jour ’82, participated in the inaugural cohort of the University of Pennsylvania’s MSI Aspiring Leaders Program. The Aspiring Leaders Program is a two-year fellowship that prepares a diverse group of leaders to serve as presidents of minority-serving Institutions. The fellowship includes participating in a forum, working on a capstone project, and matching with […]
Marie Revenew, Jour ’82
Marie Revenew, Jour ’82, was selected to join the Denver Zoo executive team as its vice president for marketing and public relations. She brings more than fifteen years of experience in marketing and communications, involving management positions from several different companies. Prior to joining the Denver Zoo, Revenew served as Group Marketing and Communications Director […]
Anne McDevitt, Arts ’82
Anne McDevitt, Arts ’82, was elected president of St. Gregory the Great Parish Christian Women Organization in Milwaukee, where she will serve a two-year term. She has been an officer and board member with the organization since 2014. She earned a master’s degree in human resources management and health services administration with distinction from Keller […]
In Memoriam: Gerald Bowles, Arts ’82
Gerald Bowles, Arts ’82
Mary Sullivan Josephs, Arts ’82
Mary Sullivan Josephs, Arts ’82 founder and CEO of Verit Advisors, was named a member of the International Women’s Forum. The forum was founded in 1982 in the United States and today spans six continents and 74 local forums representing 33 nations.
Tula Connell, Jour ’82
Tula Connell, Jour ’82 published Conservative Counterrevolution: Challenging Liberalism in 1950s Milwaukee, University of Illinois Press, 2016. The book examines grassroots political challenges to Milwaukee’s socialist mayor, Frank Zeidler (1948–60), during an era of escalating racial polarization and suburbanization, forces that continue to influence city politics today. She earned a doctorate in American history from […]
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