Author: Sherrie Negrea

Architect Neal Barber ’14 draws inspiration from the natural landscape.

From selling ice cream dreams to planning African safaris, the work of these graduates heats up in summertime.

Norvella Pendergrass ’11 is making a difference as Erie County, NY, assistant district attorney.

Comics writer Jack Butterworth ’64 specializes in all things creepy.

Dr. John Meisel ’91 has embraced the community as a family physician in Hawaii.

As an architect and health planner, Lisa Marchi ’09 is changing health care spaces to meet patients’ needs.

Documentarian Xan Parker ’92 has covered everything from forest fires to the crippling effects of poverty.

Dagmara (Cepuritis) ’91 Kokonas leads the women’s adventure hiking group Top Set Trekkers.

Frank Pommersheim ’65 is an appellate tribal justice, the highest position in the Native American court system, helping develop the future of Indian law.

Kyle Reilly ’16 connects working parents who need childcare with professional performers who provide virtual entertainment to kids.