DeJorie Monroe '16
Alumna Pursues Passions from Fellowship to Foreign Service
In a commitment to public service, DeJorie Monroe ’16 is pursuing a career in diplomacy and international affairs as Notre Dame's first Charles B. Rangel Graduate Fellow.
Stories by Meg Pryor '22
Rene Bermea '12
Improving Lives in the Clinic and the Lab
His sister's experience fighting cancer lead Dr. Rene Bermea '12 to a career in medicine. Now, the lung transplantation specialist not only treats patients, but continues to pursue research in an effort to understand and better treat interstitial lung disease.
Alexandria Kristensen-Cabrera '16
Advocating for Health Care Equity and Improved Maternal Outcomes
Alumna combines passions for health care and social justice as a dual medical and PhD student.
Meg Scharle ’95
Turning Contemplation into Action to Improve Vaccine Access
Alumna develops toolkit to help seniors and the underserved in her Portland community overcome barriers to access the COVID-19 vaccine.
Rev. John Mennell '87
Answering the Call, Feeding the People
Alum embraces his pastoral vocation, expanding church's food pantry operations amid pandemic uncertainty.
Dan Yu '90, '92 M.B.A.
Creating Digital Space for Meaningful Dialogue
Alum and club use video platform to drive conversations with the Notre Dame community.
Ashley Kalinauskas '13 M.S.
Finding Solutions in Veterinary Healthcare
Alumna builds on thesis research to improve cancer outcomes in dogs.
Nate Alexander '17
Taking Flight to Save Lives
Alexander is the co-founder of the BLADE Medical Mobility Organ Procurement Program, offering helicopter transport services to aid in life-saving organ donations.
Kellen Lewis '09
Embracing Identity Through Art
Alum Kellen Lewis ’09 uses art to communicate his identity and create representation.
Strengthening His Community Amid Crisis and Loss
Despite a devastating loss, Global Health alum uses his passion for service to strengthen his community.