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Kelsey (Ludwig) Stefanich '20 and her fellow nursing seniors couldn't do their capstone clinicals because of the pandemic. Even without the capstone, Stefanich found she was well prepared to dive into the nursing profession when she got a job at a hospital in Juneau, Alaska.
Rather than jump directly into a career after graduation from Viterbo, Marne Boehm '20 was inspired by her ethics studies to devote a year to volunteer service with Mercy Volunteer Corps in San Francisco. She loved it so much, she will do a second volunteer year, this time in Philadelphia.
Nathalia Duque's musical theatre and business management studies at Viterbo have served her well since she graduated in 2018. She is a performer at Hong Kong Disneyland, a job she landed thanks in part to an internship at Walt Disney World during her time at Viterbo.
Tanner Sanness '19 jumped right into a job in his major field—marketing—after graduation, but he soon found a way to put his business education and ag background to work in a new way. He started his own business, Reconnected Farms, offering as his first product oyster and lion's mane mushrooms.
Wednesday, May 12
7 a.m.–7 p.m. Mathy Center open.
Noon Mass – San Damiano Chapel
2–3 p.m. Retirement Reception for Vicky Eiben and Laurie Kessler – Reinhart Center Room 134. Everyone welcome.
9 p.m. – Taize Prayer
Coming Up:
Friday, May 7
Robin Haugh, nursing, was named the 2021 Teacher of the Year at the annual Viterbo University Rose Awards ceremony May 6. Margy Krogman, director of residence life, was named Employee of the Year.