Frankie Wamsley ’17
Stories
Annie (Manuszak) Johnson ’01
She Embraced a Family Tradition of Adoption
“We’re the lucky ones,” mom says of experience
Elisabeth (Heard) Greer ’95
Chicago Mom Saved Children’s School from Closing
“David and Goliath” fight inspired activism for racial equity
Roberto Larios '10
Empowering Diverse Voices in Hollywood
FTT alum helps agency represent Latino voices in entertainment
Susan Jackson ’86
Sustainable Seafood Advocate Builds Opportunities for People
She sees how a healthy marine ecosystem provides food, jobs
Kate (Mather) Herrmann ’88
Celebrating and Creating Opportunity for Women Filmmakers
Festival director draws on love of film, passion for equality
Joe Krug ’59
Dayton Alumni Group Funds Good Works across the Community
Alum has led organization to grow and contribute
Deswood Etsitty ’93
Navajo Architect Builds Future on Heritage
ND-Navajo collaboration boosts Catholic school
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Melanie Richardson ’93
Creating Learning Environments That Help Children Succeed
Her nonprofit helps fill crucial need for early childhood development
Dr. Lawrence Lenke ’82
World-Renowned Spinal Surgeon Saves and Changes Lives
Doctor prepares exhaustively for challenging surgeries
Isaac Garcia ’08, ’10 M.A.
Storyteller Brings Digital Savvy to Sharing Vocations
ND alum draws on faith and technical expertise to support the church he loves
Ginny Mikita ’91 J.D.
Children Flee Violence. She Helps Them Navigate A New Life.
ND lawyer represents immigrant and refugee children
John Dacey ’73
Working to Abolish Private Prisons
Attorney focuses on criminal justice reform issue
Marikris (Dalum) Coryell ’88
Empowering Young Women to Change the World
School president builds opportunity for lower-income students
John Drumm ’97 M.B.A.
Reimagining Princess Stories For Today
Alum has rewritten classic tales to be empowering for girls
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