Alumni Blog

Month: November 2009

  • Catherine Rodman 2005

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    Erin Wilken

    I have lived in Washington, DC for the past 4 years and am working at a small non-profit called Samaritan Ministry of Greater Washington. I am currently the Assistant Program Director of the organization. I recently moved in with one of my best friends, Chris Gossett, and live in a small apartment on top of…

  • GLA Online Auction Open

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    Erin Wilken

    Don’t miss your chance to participate in the online portion of the auction – 95 items are available online only. Bidding closes Thursday, Nov. 12, at 9 p.m. CST. New online auction items just added: One week in a beach house on Topsail Island, North Carolina Gopher Hockey Tickets, January 2nd Autographed copy of “Hot,…

  • King ’70 Elected to NCQA Board of Directors

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    Erin Wilken

    The National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) announced today that Talmadge E. King, Jr., M.D., Julius R. Krevans Distinguished Professor and Chair, Department of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco, has been elected to its Board of Directors. Dr. King has a national reputation for his experience concerning the treatment of patients in poor and…

  • Christmas in Christ Chapel

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    Erin Wilken

    You are invited to join the Gustavus collegiate community for “A Liturgy of Letters and Carols,” this year’s Christmas in Christ Chapel worship celebration, on the weekend of December 4-6, 2009. Tickets for the services and buffets at $17.50 each are available online via credit card this year at www.gustavustickets.com.  If you do not have…

  • ’09 Alum Elected to School Board

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    Erin Wilken

    Carla Shutrop ’09 was recently elected to serve on the Shakopee School Board.  Congrats Carla!

  • Travel with Gusties to Northern Tanzania

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    Erin Wilken

    Interested in traveling to Tanzania as part of a Gustavus group? Join Dr. Cindy Johnson-Groh on this unique opportunity.  The course is an introduction to the natural history of northern Tanzania including ecology, geology, anthropology, climate and culture. Participants will be exposed to all aspects of African wildlife conservation issues in the context of increasing…