2010s

10 Congrats to Amanda

Amanda Clark married her CA boy, Benjamin Harris, in Kiawah Island SC on June 7. Her bridesmaids included Jackie Doherty ’11 and fellow soccer teammates Michelle (Weissenhofer) Fumagalli and Rebecca Mendoza ’09. Amanda and Ben recently moved from Chicago to Charlotte NC and are looking to connect with fellow Domers. It was fantastic to see many of you at our 15-year Reunion at the beginning of June. I’m already looking forward to regathering for our 20-year Reunion in 2030. Let your classmates know what you are up to. Go Irish! — Matt Molloy; ndclass2010@gmail.com

 

10MBA Welcome Summer

Jeff Hsu shared several recent updates. Last year, Jeff was elected to the board of directors for the Tabor Academy. He’s excited to continue his involvement with such a prestigious institution and looks forward to supporting their mission and future initiatives. Beginning in January 2025, Jeff was elected to the board of advisers for the IIT Institute of Design. In this role, Jeff is looking forward to contributing to supporting the future of design and innovation education. In addition, Jeff was recently awarded the International Award of Merit from the Illinois Institute of Technology. This is recognition of Jeff’s contributions to growing and expanding IIT’s influence and presence globally (www.iit.edu/alumniawards/award-recipients). Jeff shared he is humbled by this recognition and acknowledgement of his dedication to design and IIT. Gina and Brannon Morisoli shared from Dallas that Brannon has joined Ryan Specialty as an SVP of credit in their credit solutions group focused on insurance for various credit-related products. — John Gerberich; cell 847-331-4707; jgerberi@alumni.nd.edu

 

10JD Class Secretary — Jennifer (Hernandez) Laffitte; 10310 Southwest 128th Ave., Miami FL 33186; res 305-322-7154; bus 786-762-3815; jherna11@alumni.nd.edu

 

11 Here Comes the Sun (and Some Babies, Too)

As the days get longer and the weather warms up, so do the life updates! From weddings and new jobs to welcoming future Domers into the world, our classmates are making the most of the season. Let’s kick things off with Christina (Tofani) and Andrew Bentz, who welcomed their second child, Anna Josephine, in May 2024. Amanda and Michael Belatti welcomed their first child, Joseph Owen Belatti, on May 21, 2024. Amy (Langnecker) and Eric Hersom are thrilled to announce the arrival of their son, Spencer Michael. He made his big debut on Christmas Day, and Amy thought he was going to be just the lucky charm the Irish needed to win their first national championship in her lifetime. Almost! Gracie (Fidgeon) and Ryo Isshiki welcomed baby boy number four, Charles Alfred Isshiki, on July 24, 2024. He joins brothers Oliver, Arthur and Teddy. On Dec. 11, 2024, Matthew Gring and his wife, Kirsten, welcomed their baby girl, Mia Lydia. After watching the playoff run in all her newborn ND gear, she can’t wait to visit campus and attend her first game this fall. Sean Poe and his wife, Rachel, welcomed their third child, Lily, in January. She joins ND superfans Andrew (4 years old) and Aubrey (2 years old). The family is enjoying life as a crew of five outside Charlotte NC. David Zimmer and his wife, Jessie, are welcoming a baby girl this summer, joining son Cooper (1.5 years old). David is finishing a surgical fellowship at Vanderbilt and has signed at the U of Louisville Health System. David and his family bought a house and will be moving this summer to Louisville, where David will be working as a head and neck cancer and reconstructive surgeon. Bryce (Durgin) Wargin went on Jeopardy! in April and had an incredible four-day winning streak! Congrats to Bryce on this once-in-a-lifetime achievement. Katie Dufner wed Alex Novack on May 3 in the chapel of her alma mater, Villa Walsh Academy. The wedding party included many Domers: her sisters, Emily Dufner ’19, ’22JD and Jane Dufner ’28, and fellow 2011 grads including childhood friend Paige Gesicki and PE Pyros Karla (Garcia-Huerta) Garcia-DiGioia MD, Isabel (Chirase) Walch, Amanda (Wilson) Breeden and Cara (Norton) Freitas. Many more ND alumni celebrated with them! On April 12, our very own Kate Clitheroe and Rafeel Wasif, together with a close group of friends and family, hiked forested trails and wandered past waterfalls, ate delicious ramen — and, oh yeah, got married with a breathtaking view of the Columbia River Gorge as their backdrop. Turns out, the best weekends are the ones that last a lifetime. Save the date for our 15–year reunion June 4 - 7, 2026 and email me if you’d like to join the reunion planning committee! — Caitlin Burke; class11@nd.edu

 

11MBA Class Secretary — Mimi Wilfong; 903-714-4988; mimitwilfong@gmail.com

 

11JD Welcome, Clyde

Apologies, classmates, on being delinquent these past few editions! To explain for that, Lauren Sharkey ’08, ’11JD and Jack Byam welcomed Clyde Sharkey Byam on March 4. He was full of drama, requiring time in the NICU (cared for by some excellent ND doctors), but came home happy and healthy to older siblings Connor and Brooke. In other news, Danielle ’07, ’11JD and Alex Hermanny ’08MEd, ’11JD turned 40, I mean 21, slamming different jungle juice — aka soccer Kool Aid. I am still underachieving on updates here — so please help an alum out and email me with anything you would like to share — and even things you wouldn’t. — Lauren Sharkey Byam; shark.byam@gmail.com

 

12 Class Secretary — Tyler Harmsen; tharmsen@alumni.nd.edu

 

12MBA Class Notes Author Needed — This class is in search of a Class Notes author. If you would like to volunteer, please contact beth.thomas@nd.edu.

 

12JD Homes and Gardens

Hello classmates! First and foremost, let me apologize for missing last quarter’s column. I actually had something ready to print (and with some of my best work to date), but Alvin Adjei sent me a cease and desist letter because I hadn’t included enough information about his new business venture in the initial draft. I’m happy to report we worked things out and I’m back in business. We have a few quick updates to pass along this month. Abhishek Kambli reports that he recently left the KS AG’s office to join the Department of Justice as a deputy attorney general. Sharon Lim left her role as a civil AUSA in the Northern District of GA to take a position with District Judge Tiffany R. Johnson’s chambers. Sharon worked with Judge Johnson at the US Attorney’s Office for quite a while, and is excited for this next step. Monica Schmucker took my call for any and all updates very seriously, and sent some excellent updates on her home and garden. First, taking full advantage of her location on the FL coast, she painted her house a lovely shade of turquoise that those of us in landlocked suburbs can only dream of. Her transplanted hurricane tomatoes are crushing it, and she recently added basil so she can make bruschetta and caprese on demand (year-round tomato growth being another benefit of a FL residence). Her cilantro plant is struggling, however, which makes the salsa aspects of her garden difficult. She hopes to have the full range of ingredients up and running by next quarter, and will let us know how it goes. A number of our classmates made their way to Atlanta in January for the national championship game, and two of them were lucky enough to score a babysitter recommendation from yours truly. And last but not least, as is required by our settlement, I am happy to report that Alvin Adjei recently became the silent partner in a high-speed go-kart business. I tried to get some details about why, but it was hard to hear him on the phone over the sound of the go-karts. Based on the photos I’ve been getting, I suspect Alvin joined the venture for free go-kart rides — it looks like he’s making employees take turns driving him around in a two-seater so he can pretend to be the Lincoln Lawyer. Anyways, keep sending updates my way! I love hearing from all of you, even Rompf. And as always, remember that the column below mine is written by a boy who spent his whole life in my shadow — if he chooses to lash out at me for missing the previous column, I ask you to give him the benefit of grace and understanding. Thanks! — Jimmy Champlin; james.c.champlin@gmail.com

 

13 The Better Champlin Column

I’d like to take a moment to apologize to the ND Law Class of 2012 on behalf of my negligent brother, James, for his failure to submit a column last issue. If I had known, I would have written it for him just like I wrote nearly every installment of his update in law school. Anyways, on to the intention of the column: updates from our illustrious Class. Michael Massman let me know, just a smidge later, that he married Meredith Sight in June of 2024. Happy first anniversary to the Massmans! Wesley Mullins married Malika Cohen on Oct. 16 in Beverly Hills CA. If you’ve been on campus lately and thought to yourself, wow the steelwork in Jenkins Hall, Nanovic Hall, McCourtney Hall and Shields Hall look fantastic, you can thank Wesley and his company, Lenex Steel. We had a bit of a baby rush — Joanna Sullivan welcomed Eliza Sloane in February. Kat Chew and her husband welcomed their daughter Daisy in April. Joanna, congratulations and I’m glad you’re all doing well! Kat Chew, bless you and your family. Not to be outdone, however, Megan (Buckingham) Krueger, Kat’s roommate, welcomed twin girls into the world. I wish many hours of sleep on the Krueger household. That’s all the updates I got, folks; please send some more my way the next time! — Chris Champlin; nd2013updates@gmail.com

 

13MBA Chill Spring

It was a chill spring, at least from the Class Notes. Dave McCain shot me a quick note to say that he was back at Oracle after a short stint in consulting. He recently was on a work trip to Houston and visited Jenna Lytle, who also is at Oracle. I always like to hear about classmates staying connected! John Lytle would’ve been there too, but he was double-booked. I also heard from Mary Jo Kerrigan, who said that she joined Equitable Advisors in January and is now building her own financial advising practice. The next updates are due to me by July 18. I hope to hear from you! — Nick Imgrund; 314-775-7364; daimgrund@yahoo.com

 

13JD Class Secretary — Alex Blair; apblair@gmail.com

 

14 Sit With Me a Minute

You guys have been reading this column long enough by now to know that I don’t mind using this space to reflect a bit about what’s been on my mind. And because I’m writing this a few months before you’ll get to see it, it’s always a bit of a challenge to make sure that my reflections will still resonate with you by the time you read them. Today, I’m not worrying about that, because what I’d like to reflect on today, even though it may matter more than ever right now, is timeless. Out of respect for His Holiness Pope Francis, who passed away on the day I’m writing this column, I’d like to invite you, if you’ll spare the minute, to sit with me and pray some of the Prayer of St. Francis: Lord, make me an instrument of your peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love. Where there is injury, pardon; where there is doubt, faith; where there is despair, hope; where there is darkness, light; where there is sadness, joy. Thank you. I appreciate it. Now, would you like to hear what’s new? Because I’d love to share it! There are so many beautiful things happening with my lovely classmates, so buckle in! First, I’d love to announce that Nick Keleher and his wife, Katie, are welcoming their second child at the end of April. Baby Keleher’s big sister, Ellie, is 2 and can’t wait to meet him. By the time you read this, Nick and Katie, you’ll be getting those big baby snuggles, and I am so excited for you. Congratulations! I’m also pleased as punch to share that Rob McKenna and wife, Samantha, welcomed little Emmeline Louise to the McKenna clan on Feb. 4! Big brother Theodore (3) can’t get enough of his baby sister, and neither can we. Congratulations, Rob and Samantha! Finally, Jessica (Lencioni) and Austin Lagomarsino welcomed baby Caroline to the family in February. Big sister Kaitlyn (2.5) loves to snuggle with her little sister, because how could she not? Congratulations, Jess and Austin, and thank you for sharing your wonderful news! Moving along the list, I am delighted to share the professional and academic accomplishments of your classmates with you. To no one’s surprise, we are crushing it out there. At the March 2025 NASPA Conference in New Orleans, Rev. Beatrix Weil received the Outstanding Professional Award from NASPA’s Spirituality and Religion in Higher Education Knowledge Community. The award was in recognition of Rev. Weil’s “outstanding advocacy and dedication to transforming Rhodes College through creating prayer space, fostering inclusivity and creating a welcoming environment for Muslim students.” What an incredible recognition — we are so proud of you! Finally, Maria (Fahs) Finan ’14, ’16MA is sailing across the finish line for her EdD degree in Learning and Teaching in Social Contexts from SUNY Buffalo, with a diploma in hand this May. Congratulations, Maria! Can I just say: How amazing it is that our classmates are going on to be teachers, educators, parents and leaders? Sure makes Domerfest feel like a long time ago … I love you all so much — please send my love to your families and friends, keep spreading that light that makes you all so special, and don’t forget to keep sending me your updates! You know where to find me! Until next time, lots of love. — Lizzie (Helpling) Trebbien; ehelplin@alumni.nd.edu

 

14MBA Class Secretary — Jessica Bonanno; 407-808-7148; jbonanno@alumni.nd.edu; Krick Cahill; 518-598-4222; kcahill1@alumni.nd.edu

 

14JD Class Secretary — Rachel Hanley; rachelrhanley@gmail.com

 

15 Congratulations, All

Shannon (Bosché) and Jacob Morse had their second baby, Maria Lucia Morse. Maria joined the family in April 2024, just three days before her older sister, Holly, had her second birthday. Alex Cantrell married Lacey Magee (Rutgers ’21) in June 2024 in Millstone NJ. Carmen Casillas began a new role as leadership giving officer with Planned Parenthood of Greater OH. William Raaf married Katrina Burgos ’16 in September in Dayton OH. Jana (Jenkins) and Tyler Plantz ’14 welcomed their second child in November. Alex (Stembaugh) and Alan Keck welcomed their second child in February. Angela Fu and Chris Gerik celebrated their marriage in February in Chicago. Katy (Anthony) and Christopher Sausen welcomed their second child in February. Emily (Horvath) and Tim Woodcock welcomed their third child in March. Karmela Dalisay and Steven Simpkins welcomed their second child in March. Anna Goike married Eric Brunter (Loyola Marymount ’14) in Detroit in February. Thanks to everyone who made our 10-year reunion such a wonderful experience! — Emily Flores; Pasadena CA; eflores2@alumni.nd.edu

 

15MBA Class Secretary — Valeriano Lima; val@meridianx.com

 

15JD Class Secretary — Alisa Finelli Murphy; alisafinelli@gmail.com

 

16 Our 10-Year Reunion Is Approaching

Time really flies when you’re having fun and missing campus! Mark your calendars for June 4 - 7, 2026 for our 10-year reunion — wild, I know. I can’t wait to see you all there and celebrate you in person, not just in this column! Email me if you are interested in joining our reunion planning committee. Laura Anderson was named as a 2024 Distinguished Early Career Professional by ASHA, recognized for her leadership, volunteering and advocacy in speech-language pathology and audiology. I ran into Andre Bermudez while we were downtown Tampa watching the St. Patrick’s Day Parade; that was fun! Maura Cotter started a new job as VP and senior enterprise communications specialist at M&T Bank. Matt D’Andrade joined ServiceNow Practice at Slalom as a CSM platform architect. Emily (Holzmeister) and Kevin Epp live in Chicago; she works as a pricing strategy and analytics manager for Molson Coors and he works as a senior software engineer with Coinbase. Tommy Flaim has brought Silly Pickles, home to the funnest leagues, to over 45 cities; join one to play games and form friendships. Flor Flores started a new position as marketing manager at Solar Insure. Will Geoghegan started a new position as senior manager of development at Avantus. Maha Khan and her mother, Saman, launched Seenaya, a skincare brand born out of deep love for their Pakistani heritage and their desire to share its beauty rituals with the world. Allie Klein met her Today Show idol, Savannah Guthrie! Zoe (Rote) Kourajian teaches social studies at Edgewood Middle School in MN and has been named a finalist for the MN Teacher of the Year award. Antonio Marchi was named to the Michiana 40 Under 40; he works as the executive director for Right to Life Michiana. Maggie McInerney started a new position as principal manufacturing engineer at Baxter International. Alexis Meruelo was selected for the 2025 US-Spain Council Young Leaders Program and spent the week meeting with global leaders discussing geopolitics and economic policies. Katie Skorcz joined The Berkeley Partnership as a consultant. Frank Spesia started a new position as executive director at Alcohol and Addictions Resource Center. Kyle Witzigman is swiping right on new beginnings; he started a new job of senior policy manager of trust and safety at Bumble. Karie Wolf moved to Nashville and ran the Rock ’n’ Roll 10K. Congratulations to our newly engaged couples: Trevor LaBarge and Jacob Schrimpf, Kit Loughran and Joe Tamburello, and David Streed and Kyle Witzigman. Eryan Gwin and Eddie Neuberger also got engaged and celebrated with such a fun crew including Genevieve (Lyons) Davis, Flor Flores, Nidia Ruelas, Rose Walsh and Naomi Willet. Cheers to these married couples: Katie Elliot and Ryan Culberson, Emily Holzmeister and Kevin Epp, Allie Klein and Zach Miller, Maddy Lugli and Tim King (submitted by the fabulous Kim Sammons), MC McRoskey and Scott Lawley, Bridget O’Hara and Ryan Reddy, and Alyssa Ruiz and Michael Link. Special congratulations to Lizzy Miggins and Barrett King who got married at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in NY last November. Domers in attendance were Anthony Caputo ’18, Liz Hynes ’17, Claire Purcell-Herrera, Emily Beaudoin ’17 and bridesmaid Sara Boukdad with her fiancé, Garrett Duffy. Love these growing families! Congratulations to parents Erin (Moston) and Kevin Barber, Sydney (Golic) and Ben Braunecker, Kelly (Higgins) and Ricky Clark, Megan (Sorlie) and Zac Cockman, Emma (Shannon) and Tom Czaja, Janie Goodson Foje and Nathan Foje ’15, Alexis (Olsen) and Brendan Forte, Jessica (Trinkl) and Shane Giles, Christina (Gutierrez) and Jake Grefenstette, Lizzy and David Katter, Meghan (Kingsley) and Leighton Peters, Carly (Smith) and Mike Petrucci, Courtney and Alex Rizk, Hannah and Kenny Sabacinski, and Lauren and Brendan Thielson. Thank you to Thomas Gallagher ’22MDiv and Shane Giles for your FaithND reflections. I’m not the best at responding sometimes but know I do really love to hear from you! XO! — Bridget (Doyle) Hanle; bdoyle3@alumni.nd.edu

 

16MBA Class Secretary — Claire Kenney; ckenney2@alumni.nd.edu; Kelly Rubey; kelly.rubey@nd.edu

 

16JD Class Secretary — Mack Watson; mack.watson@pm.me

 

17 Thriving

The Class of 2017 is out here thriving, achieving, celebrating, and generally being rockstars — so let’s dive into all the latest updates for summer. Our classmates continue to excel professionally. Joe Wood is now chief of staff at Phusion Projects, while Rose Bernier is leading procurement strategy at National Grid. Lauren Luegers is now manager of market measurement–consumer products at L’Oréal, and Arthur Le Meur joined Synthesia as an enterprise account executive. Gabrielle Lyons is a consultant at BCG, Wynn Stoxen is director of EPC at Nokomis Energy, and Michael Feula was promoted to senior manager at West Monroe. Jacob Dumford is a software engineer II at Pinterest, and Andrew Lehmer is working as a consumption value manager with Mulesoft. Anastacia (Taylor) Anton was named vice president at the Pritzker Organization, and Margaretta Maynard is an account manager at Xero Solar. Joe Ganyard is a director at Guidehouse, Peter McGrane is a senior product manager at WHOOP, and Conor Kinasz is a director at Portage Point Partners. Maggie Moran is associate director of editorial product marketing at Dotdash Meredith, and Melaina LaSalle is director of partnerships business development at Mastercard Data & Services. Will Pensyl is a vice president at First Eagle Investments, and Isabel Cabezas is working as a communications and digital specialist at the Georgetown-Howard Center for Medical Humanities and Health Justice. Meaghan Frawley is principal durability engineer at Pratt & Whitney, Meghan Thompson is a senior engineer team lead at Kymanox, and Victoria Johnston is a staff software engineer at Google DeepMind. Kevin Schmitt is an investment manager at Foster & Motley, and Sean Campbell is a senior associate at Orchard Investment Partners. CJ Humes will return to ND this fall to pursue a master’s in global health. Holden Gangluff is exiting Navy active duty to begin an MBA at Columbia, and Eric Mitchell has started an MBA at Carey. We’re celebrating a number of new MBA grads: Leon Tong from Darden; Clare (Geraghty) Henne, Michael Ruof and Michelle Petrasko from Ross; and Cory Jbara from Booth. George McCabe wrote and published a book, Building Your Wealth Bridge. On the personal front, Laura Bobich achieved her goal of visiting all 50 states — an impressive milestone! There are lots of joyful relationship updates. Jane Pangburn and Simon Pachciarz, Meaghan Frawley and Jesse Warren, Mackenzie Flannery and Ryan Lidge, Kirsten Hoffman and Rae Lowery Hoffman, Olivia August and Nick Tabakow, Lauren Kaye and Zac Morgan, Courtney Denault and Noah Piwonka, Leah Powers and Josh Meyers, and Maddie Thompson and Doug Beilke are all newly engaged — congratulations! We’re also celebrating recent weddings for Catherine Levy and Antonio Scelfo, Catherine Young and Ryan Pachuta, Mylan (Jefferson) and TJ Johnson, and Tiphanie Delepine and Arslan Tooran. The Class baby boom continues with many expecting including Jillian (Finkelstein) and Patrick Hawley, Claire (Sinnott) and Andrew Kelley, Annalisa (Chesser) and Bryan Tisdale, Gabrielle (Davis) and Robert Lyons, Kelsey (Bebout) and Ryan Lank, Sarah (Koop) and Christopher Melillo, Allie Griffith and Frank Karczewski ’19MEd, Savanna (Dinkel) and Joey Ganyard, Mackenzie (Smith) and Mark Shealy, Molly (Burke) and Neil Joseph, and Ashley (Calvani) and Mike Feula. Maggie (McDevitt) and Patrick McMahon are expecting their fourth. Several classmates have already welcomed little ones: Caroline Larsen and James Sigman, Emily (Affinito) and Ryan Casserly, Noemi Ventilla and Lassi Tuominen, and Moira Tripp. Stephanie (Burton) and Brent Jordan also recently welcomed their third child. This update was made possible by input from Clare (Geraghty) Henne, Zach Bequette, Katelyn Wray and social media. If you have an accomplishment, announcement or something else, please send it to me. — Celanire Flagg; cflagg@alumni.nd.edu

 

17MBA Class Secretary — Mary Tomasik; mtomasik@alumni.nd.edu

 

17JD Weddings and New Jobs

Claudia Tran and Brandon MacDonald were married in October 2024 in Kansas City MO. Mollie (Slinker) Bodnar, Jacqueline Brousseau, Brittany Ehardt, Sarah (Wolfson) Butler, Kyle Adams, Dylan Goetsch and John Drosick were in the wedding party and Kate Ballou officiated. Robert Cave has a new job as a real estate associate at Jones Day in Los Angeles. Please send me any personal or professional updates you would like included in the next Class Notes. — Lauren (Nottoli) Schwabe; laurennottoli@gmail.com

 

18 Congrats

Hello friends. Thank you again for your continued support of our Class column and for sharing your updates with our classmates and Notre Dame family. We love sharing in your joys and successes. Matthew O’Brien married Katherine Cienkus ’22JD on Jan. 3 in La Quinta CA. In attendance were many fellow Stanford Griffins, alumni of the Dublin spring 2017 abroad program, and many NDLS friends. Brandon Anderson married Meghan MacKinnon on Dec. 13, 2024, in Gastonia NC. Kyle Williams got engaged to Kelly Galakatos on the winter solstice, Dec. 21, 2024, while back home in St. Louis for Christmas. Katrina and Nick Courtney celebrated the birth of their first child, Theodore Fulton Courtney. Tracey (Schirra) and Brent Marin welcomed their second son, Isaac James, on Jan. 19. — Matthew Peters; mgpeters96@gmail.com

 

18MBA Class Secretary — Patrick McHail; pmchail@alumni.nd.edu

 

19 Summer Updates

Our Class of 2019 continues to keep life interesting! Colleen Fink is stepping into a new adventure as the director of alumni onboarding for the Young ND Board, a role she’ll hold for three years starting in July — plenty of time to make her mark. Wedding bells are ringing for Carolina Botero and Sebastian Alvarado, who are tying the knot Aug. 2 in Colombia, and for Cliff Djajapranata and Katie Wiendenhoft ’19, ’21MEd, who got engaged in March 2024 and are planning a wedding this September on Long Island. Meanwhile, Nicole White and her husband, Devon Euto, have taken “putting down roots” to a new level by purchasing a golf course in Winthrop NY — fore! Melissa Angcaco and Steven Campi got engaged too, despite Melissa’s ongoing rivalry with her ACL. Speaking of ACLs, Hannah Scherer also joined the club, tearing hers and undergoing surgery. Apparently, we’ve discovered our Achilles’ heel: knees. On a brighter note, Claire Turgeon is putting her talent to work as a physician resident at the Shirley Ryan Ability Lab in Chicago, while Caroline Colella has turned her architecture degree into a creative new venture with her own stationery business. Keep those invitations coming, Caroline — our class has plenty to celebrate! — Michael Conlon, Dan Hopkinson, Jane Driano and Eddie Griesedieck; classof2019@alumni.nd.edu

 

19JD Class Secretary — Katherine Miller; miller.a.katherine@gmail.com