Alumni Blog

Year: 2010

  • Jon R Almgren ’64

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    Erin Wilken

    Jon R Almgren ’64 entered new life on July 21, 2010. He is survived by his wife Diane M Hoppe ’64.

  • Gusties in Mankato

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    Erin Wilken

    Over 75 Gusties gathered in Mankato on Wednesday, July 21 for great conversations and awesome food. Thanks to all who brought a dish to share!

  • Betsy Maloney ’97

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    Erin Wilken

    Betsy Maloney ’97 is earning her PhD in Art Education from the University of Minnesota.

  • Marnie Nelson ’04

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    Erin Wilken

    Marnie Nelson will begin her second year this fall at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. She is studying International Education Policy and Management and will earn her Masters Degree in May 2011.

  • Nhung Le ’08

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    Erin Wilken

    I have been working for Maine Pointe, LLC since June 2008 as a supply chain management strategist.

  • Linda Lanz ’00

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    Erin Wilken

    Linda Lanz ’00 received her Ph.D. in Linguistics from Rice University in May 2009.

  • Linda Sibert ’83

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    Erin Wilken

    Linda Sibert ’83, received her Master’s of Science in Nursing degree from York College, York, Pa. on May 15, 2010. She is currently working as a Clinical Nurse Specialist for the Heart and Vascular Center at Memorial Hospital of York, York, Pa.

  • Meghan LaVelle ’04

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    Erin Wilken

    Meghan B. LaVelle ’04 married Blair R. Williams on June 19, 2010.

  • Aaron and Stacy Juhl ’98 ’98

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    Erin Wilken

    On their first visit to Gustavus, “prospective students” Karin and Peter Juhl, ages 5 and 15 months, pose by the entrance sign. They are the children of Aaron and Stacy Dieckman Juhl, both members of the class of ’98.

  • John Preus ’93

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    Erin Wilken

    South Side artist breaks down walls to build neighborhood sociability, inspire conversation by Lauren Hansen May 27, 2009 John Preus is turning the Hyde Park/Woodlawn neighborhood into his personal gallery space, one house at a time. His is a gallery of construction – exteriors, interiors and furniture –residing in a 18-block radius on Chicago’s South…