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He has called more games than any other St. Paul Saints broadcaster. He was nominated for a Regional Emmy in 2010 and was the runner-up for Broadcaster of the Year in 2013. Three years later Saints broadcasterSean Aronson (Jour)has been recognized by Ballpark Digest as the Broadcaster of the Year in all of minor league baseball.
Posted Oct. 24, 2017
Kristin Boehm(Jour)joined NYC-based Hawkins International Public Relations as digital director in May 2017. Previously, Kristin was Director of Dan Klores Communications' digital division, Editor of People.com and Director of News and Engagement for People, where she oversaw daily digital operations and worked to integrate the print and digital teams to expand content offerings across all platforms.
Posted Oct. 24, 2017
Angela Lapre (Jour) is the head of corporate communications at Mettler Toledo. After living in Silicon Valley, she has moved to Ohio.
Posted Aug. 26, 2024
Alan Jackson (Jour) is starting his 24th year at IHeartMedia, where he is director of creative imaging and produces Denver Broncos radio broadcasts.
Posted Aug. 26, 2024
Lindsay Feitlinger (Jour) is director of brand experience at the Specialty Food Association and the Fancy Food Show, in New York City. She previously spent nine years as the head of content marketing, partnerships and experience for American Girl.
Posted Aug. 26, 2024
Carrie Strom (Comm) is senior vice president, AbbVie, and president, Global Allergan Aesthetics, where she oversees a multibillion-dollar global aesthetics portfolio. Previously, she led the U.S. aesthetics business for Allergan, and spent 11 years at Pfizer, where she held roles in sales and marketing. Strom lives in Corona del Mar, California, with her husband and two children. She is also on the board of directors for Girls Inc. of Orange County.
Posted Nov. 2, 2023
In fall 2022, Kirk Siegler (Jour) was selected as an inaugural fellow with the United Nations Foundation’s Thomas Lovejoy Press Fellowship to travel to a remote research camp in the Brazilian Amazon to report on deforestation and its effects on global climate change.
Posted Nov. 2, 2023
Jennifer (Scholl) Anderson (Advert) is brand director and head of business development for KidNuz, a first-of-its-kind daily news podcast and platform for kids. She’s also a fractional creative director for startups in and beyond the Bay Area. She donates 10% of her services to women-led companies, an additional 10% to nonprofits and stays active on several boards.
Posted Nov. 2, 2023
Jason Hoff (Jour) is a creative director and writer in advertising at Apple. Hoff began working in New York for agencies like BBDO, Cliff Freeman and R/GA, and he famously wrote the original campaign “What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas” for Las Vegas tourism. He lives in San Francisco.
Posted Oct. 20, 2021
For the past decade, Jamie Klausner (Comm) has worked as an account manager and digital media strategist for Hamagami/Carroll in Los Angeles. She also creates digital health and wellness content as the founder and publisher of Reformation Health, and enjoys spending time with her husband, Brian, and their fur baby, Niko.
Posted Nov. 12, 2019
Alan Jackson (Jour) is in his 18th year at iHeartMedia as imaging director for three news, talk and sports radio stations. For the past decade, he has also been executive producer of Denver Broncos football at KOA NewsRadio.
Posted Nov. 12, 2019
After 12 years as a producer at The Oprah Winfrey Show, Lindsay Feitlinger (Jour) returned to her hometown of Madison, Wisconsin, with her husband and two sons. For the past five years, she has worked at American Girl running their creative studios and leading digital engagement.
Posted Nov. 12, 2019
Since 2012, Kirk Siegler (Jour) has been a correspondent for National Public Radio News, covering the urban-rural divide, culture and politics in America. He has recently brought listeners and readers to a timber town in Idaho that lost its last sawmill just days before the 2016 election, as well as to small rural towns in Nebraska where police are fighting an influx in recreational marijuana coming from nearby ֱ cities. When not chasing a story, Kirk lives in Los Angeles.
Posted Jun. 3, 2019
Brendan McNicholas (Comm) is the executive director of media services for the ֱ Avalanche Hockey Club. He previously spent time with the ֱ Rockies, Denver Broncos, University of ֱ and University of Denver. Brendan lives in Lone Tree, ֱ, with his wife, Eimear, and son, Caoimhin.
Posted Jun. 3, 2019
Andy Vuong (Jour)is the senior manager of communications at Charles Schwab. He lives in Lone Tree with his wife and two children.
Posted Nov. 15, 2018
Since graduating,Richa Giri Mitchell (Jour)has worked in various newsrooms throughout the country. She now works at a PBS affiliate in Los Angeles where she has been a news reporter/segment producer for six years. She was nominated for an Emmy Award in 2011 and has been a presenter for the Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Posted Mar. 16, 2018
Tiffany (Mathews) Cross (Advert)is working for the Kellogg Co. as the Pringles USA associate brand manager.
Posted Oct. 24, 2017
Jennifer Geering (Comm) owns Hunter Construction LLC, which provides all services for both residential and commercial remodels and new builds.
Posted Aug. 26, 2024
Mike Tarson (Jour) and Allyson Valentine (Advert) are married and live in Fairfield, Connecticut, with their son and twin daughters. Tarson joined NewsNation in March and is a supervising producer on Elizabeth Vargas Reports. Prior to that, he was with CNN for 15 years. After eight years of teaching in public schools, Valentine started Pop Studio, a balloon decor company, in 2020.
Posted Nov. 2, 2023
Jennifer Simpson (MComm’99, PhD) is owner and CEO of Integrated Work, where she and her team help mission-driven leaders and organizations build futures. Her new book, the KOAN method: Breakthrough Leadership for a Divided World, was released this September. In her spare time, she continues to teach courses on organizational culture at ֱ and loves spending time with her two children.
Posted Nov. 2, 2023
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