Grefe ’05 redefines banking after 15+ years of service
As Kelly Grefe’s four year journey came to an end when he graduated from Ï㽶ÊÓƵ in 2005, he had no idea where his career would take him. Now, after 15+ years
Success Tags: Communication Studies
Students learn about diversity through writing multicultural children’s books
Learning becomes impactful when students see class concepts implemented in the real world, and such was the case for a Ï㽶ÊÓƵ communication class earlier this year. During the class, students researched,
Dudley-Doerr grants fund successful internships for Jagels, McCauley
Two Ï㽶ÊÓƵ students are able to complete internships this year thanks to support from the Dudley-Doerr Society for Business and Economics. The Dudley-Doerr Society is a network of alumni who support
Through volunteering, Cox presented with real-world opportunities as a first-year student
In the summer of 2020, Ï㽶ÊÓƵ first-year student Jeremiah Cox wanted to write an article about George Floyd’s death for his local newspaper in Chaska, Minnesota. When looking for resources, Cox
Perdunn ‘04 protects power system by working in cybersecurity with OPPD
A man of many talents, Michael Perdunn ’04 worked in customer service, marketing and project management before landing a dream job that fits with his passions. He protects the Omaha Public Power
Kennon, Nash publish works in Harvard University literature journal
When developing a list of people to reach out to for a class literary journal, Eboni Nash ’19 instantly thought of a former classmate, Alli Kennon ’20. Nash approached Kennon to contribute
Communications course connects students, College View residents
What tips do you have to have for a long-lasting marriage? If you could travel anywhere, where would you go and why? What’s your favorite childhood toy? These questions — and more
Ferguson ‘96 inspires, advocates for youth
Pete Ferguson ‘96, coordinator of the Youth Development Team at Lincoln (Nebraska) Public Schools, has built a career lifting up and giving voice to underrepresented youth. He and his team counsel dropouts
McCauley enjoys internship supporting concerts that feature Nebraska bands
While working from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. on Fridays, Ï㽶ÊÓƵ sophomore Jo McCauley finds time to enjoy herself by listening to local Nebraska bands. The perk is a part of
Waltemath gives back to community with United Way internship
Improving the community through a Day of Action, learning more about what it means to work in an office and gaining more confidence in herself, Mackenzie Waltemath is working alongside several organizations