Home News Alumni Page 7 Category: Alumni Choosing His Own Adventure Summer camp director Jeff Freedman ’87 has “camp spirit” all year long. Values in Action Each year, the college’s Alumni Awards celebrate alumni who exemplify a deep commitment to Macalester’s values. Bridge Builder Migdalia Loyola Meléndez ’96 helps Minnesotans connect with their government. How to Succeed in Business (The Macalester Way) Alumni and faculty reflect on the Mac roadmap that prepares students for business careers and entrepreneurial ventures. “The Pain and the Possibility” The Department of Multicultural Life led a group to explore the Civil Rights Movement’s places, people, and lessons. Driving the Future of Ethical Technology At IBM, Sara Berger ’10 brings an interdisciplinary lens to imagining better health care research. Raising the Bar Hannah Grosse '22 set pole vaulting records during her time at Mac. Shelf Conscious: Erik Larson Ever wonder about all those books lining professors’ offices? We’re with you. Finding the Way Forward Dean of students and associate vice president of student affairs Kathryn Kay Coquemont talks with Macalester College Student Government President Jordanella Maluka ’23. More Speech—Not Less—Is Vital to Learning President Rivera reflects on the value of respectful dialogue and a diversity of viewpoints. Reunion 2022 View a photo gallery from Reunion 2022. Ten Years of MacReads Emily P.G. Erickson ’08 created the book club for Twin Cities Mac alumni in 2011. Work Wisdom: Lawrence Perelman ’98 Perelman shares lessons he's learned as founder of Semantix Creative Group. “Between Two Maples” In a new series, the Alumni Board's Diversity Working Group facilitates conversations between alumni from diverse backgrounds. Tournament Triumphs Mac men's basketball experienced success and fan support during this year's MIAC playoffs. Shelf Conscious: Susanna Drake Ever wonder about all those books lining professors' offices? We're with you. Books: Spring 2022 Books recently published by Macalester alumni, faculty, and staff. The Power of Podcasting How alumni and faculty are embracing the medium of audio storytelling. Lecture Notes: Exploring Sensation and Perception Professor Eric Wiertelak examines how our brains make sense of the world around us. Building a More Inclusive Economy By digitizing lending processes for nonprofit and community lenders, Nick Elders ’01 is empowering the nation’s small businesses. A Long Journey to City Hall In Lowell, Massachusetts, Sokhary Chau ’96 is the country’s first Cambodian American mayor. Prev 1 … 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 … 15 Next
