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Lexi Lampkin, AB ’20, moved to Nashville and is the new talent manager for Opry Entertainment Group, which owns Ryman Auditorium, the Grand Ole Opry, Ole Red and various music festivals. Previously, she was the talent coordinator for Dick Clark Productions in Los Angeles.

Daniel Hebert, LLM ’20, co-authored new research titled “Redesigning Experiential Learning Opportunities for the Virtual Environment: Considerations for Online Business and Accounting Programs.” The paper was published in the June 2024 edition of Business Education Innovation Journal.

Carson Borbely, AB ’20, is a licensed clinical social worker serving LGBTQ+ youth in Wisconsin.

Scott Hershberger, AB ’20, completed a master’s degree in science communication at the University of Wisconsin–Madison in summer 2024 with a focus on climate change communication. He is now the forestry communications specialist at the University of Wisconsin–Madison Extension, where he works to empower individual and family forest owners to manage their woodlands sustainably. In […]

Moksh Singh, MBA ’20, briefly worked at a few smaller organizations before joining New York–based Synacor as a technical product manager in 2021, where he continues in that role.

Christina Lindberg, AB ’20, earned a DMD from the University of Illinois Chicago College of Dentistry and relocated to the St. Louis area to attend a general practice residency at Mercy Hospital.

Daun Lee, AB ’20, was selected as a 2023 Fulbright-National Geographic Award recipient. The award allows recipients to undertake in-depth explorations of pressing global issues over the course of an academic year. Lee works toward equitable, holistic climate mitigation strategies. She will research the social impact of converting agricultural lands to solar farms on Jeju […]

Lucy McCollum, GL20, a partner at McCollum Mediation and Conflict Resolution, has more than 20 years’ experience in local and international conflict resolution as a community advocate for refugees. McCollum is a registered mediator in Georgia and is well-known for her charitable fundraising and commitment to ensuring the rights of refugee women and children.

Daniel Hebert, GL20, joined Syracuse University as an assistant teaching professor of business management in fall 2022.

Sarika Talve-Goodman, SW20, edited Your Hearts, Your Scars (Bellevue Literary Press, January 2023), a book of essays by her late sister, Adina Talve-Goodman, LA09, that was published posthumously. Adina, who was born with a congenital heart condition and had survived multiple operations including a heart transplant at the age of 19, died in January 2018. […]