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Michael Davern (1992)
Michael Davern (1992) will join the National Opinion Research Center (NORC) at the University of Chicago on November 23, 2009 as vice president and director of the Public Health Research Department. With a distinguished career in public health research, Davern was most recently at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health, where he was an assistant professor of Health Policy and Management and research director of the State Health Access Data Assistance Center (SHADAC). He also co-directed the U.S. Census Bureau Research Data Center at the University. Davern previously served as a statistician for the Labor Force and Transfer Programs Statistics Branch of the U.S. Census Bureau.
Submitted on Nov 19 2009

Matthew Hartung (2009)
Matthew Hartung (2009) is an outstanding Johnnie who's serving in a successful and rapidly growing program called Minnesota Reading Corps (MRC). MRC is a service-based program comprised of AmeriCorps members (the domestic equivalent to the Peace Corps), and Johnnie Matthew Hartung is currently serving as a literacy tutor for a full year providing free in-school literacy tutoring to children age 3 through third grade at Dayton's Bluff Elementary School in St. Paul.
Submitted on Nov 19 2009

Scott Springman (1995)
Scott Springman (1995) writes, I'm a Stay-at-Home Dad for our three kids - ages 6, 4, and 2."
Submitted on Nov 17 2009

Mike Jacobson (1983)
Mike Jacobson (1983) writes, "Living and working in Bloomington, MN as a financial advisor. I have 2 kids currently attending SJU and CSB and am very proud of them!"
Submitted on Nov 17 2009

Jodi (Wallace) Saari (1998)
College of Saint Benedict graduate Jodi Saari �98 recently founded a local chapter of Stop CMV, a grassroots organization working to foster awareness about Cytomegalovirus (CMV). Saari�s daughter, Avery, was born with congenital CMV in 2008 and struggles developmentally because of the life-altering virus.
Submitted on Oct 27 2009

Paul Linde (1983)
Paul Linde (1983) writes, "My second book, Danger to Self: On the Front Line with an ER Psychiatrist, was officially due on January 2, 2010, but I hit all my deadlines early and it went to press this month and is now available in fine booksellilng venues everywhere."
Submitted on Oct 26 2009

Chris (Morris) Boerner (1986)
Chris (Morris) Boerner (1986) writes, "Our daughter Casey, senior at Watertown-Mayer HS and recently named Miss Teen of Minnesota"
Submitted on Oct 15 2009

Bob Flannery (1969)
Fr. Bob Flannery (1969) received the 2009 Alumni Achievement Award during the Saint John's University Homecoming festivities on Oct. 3, 2009 in Collegeville, MN. Father Bob honors his career working for greater religious unity and cooperation. Friends and family say what the award really recognizes is Flannery's love for others.
Submitted on Oct 15 2009

David Edwards (1961)
David Edwards (1961) is the author of "Hanna's War" in which he shares a story of love and courage. The author, her husband, describes that struggle as a decade of exhilarating highs and gut wrenching lows. David pays tribute to his beloved wife of over thirty-eight years through a touching memoir that shares her long struggle with cancer. A love story and also a book of courage, Hanna's War is beautifully written by the author, depicting the long struggle with illness as well as other obstacles Edwards and his wife encountered through the years. For more information on Hanna's War, log on to www.Xlibris.com
Submitted on Oct 15 2009

Michelle (Rolle) Rolle Butler (1982)
Two of Michelle Rolle Butler (1982) and Anthony Butler's four children may possibly be in the 2012 Olympics. Her son, Anthony, Jr., in track and her daughter, Ashley, in swimming.
Submitted on Oct 13 2009

Paul Doyle (1977)
Paul Doyle (1977) writes, "Bev, CSB '75 and I brought Joe, a junior, and Matt, a freshman to SJU on move-in day this year. Having two at St. John's is exciting for us! Matt replied "It's great!" to a text query one week into the school year. That pretty much says it all for a parent. He, like Joe, is in the right place."
Submitted on Sep 2 2009

Adam Halbur (1998)
Adam Halbur (1998) is a 2003 graduate of the Warren Wilson Program for Writers, from which I hold an MFA in Poetry. His first book of poems came out in July 2009: http://www.spdbooks.org/Producte/9780981170480/poor-manners.aspx
Submitted on Aug 31 2009

Kai MacDonald (1992)
Kai MacDonald (1992) was selected as one of the "Physicians of Exceptional Excellence," 2009 Top Doctors in San Diego, CA. This prestigious award is given out annually and the recipients are rated the best doctors in the region by their peers. Kai lives in San Diego with his wife, Tina (CSB '93) and their 3 sons."
Submitted on Aug 31 2009

Michael Dailey (1969)
Michael Dailey (1969) writes, "Mike & Julie Dailey have six grandchildren and the pictures was just taken 7-23-09 while the entire family was on vacation in Cross Lake, MN on the Whitefish Chain of Lakes. Julie & I still live in Wausau, WI. I retired at the beginning of the year & we are defintiely enjoying retirement life. Lots of trips to visit the grankids! The granchilidren are: (Back row left to right) Megan Haugo (age 7); Maura Dailey (age 5 1/2); Michael Haugo (age 5). (Front row left to right) Katherine (Kate) Haugo (age 6 mo.) Shannon Dailey (age 16 mo.) & twin brother Sean Patrick Dailey (age 16 mo.)."

Submitted on Aug 11 2009

Bonnie (McGovern) Smith (1965)
Bonnie (McGovern) Smith (1965) writes, "Hi, I have retired to Bella Vista, Arkansas and am wondering if there are any other Bennies & Johnnys down here. There must be, since this is a retirement village and we are all about that age!"
Submitted on Aug 10 2009

Tim Muller (1971)
Tim Muller (1971) writes, I'm competing in the World Masters meet next week. I won the shotput with my best throw this year for a 3-peat and I also won the discus (a repeat) for a sweep again this year. I feel very privileged to have stayed healthy and be able to win National Championships like these. It truly is �survival of the fittest�!

I leave for Helsinki on Tuesday the 28th and compete against 29 other shotputters from Europe and Asia and 27 other discus throwers. There are only 2 of us representing the USA, most are from Europe. I am really shooting to be on the medal stand in both events and feeling really good about it!
Wish me luck!
Submitted on Jul 27 2009

Chris Kemp (1978)
Chris Kemp (1978) writes, "Chris Kemp, class of '78, along with his wife Laurie are writing, producing and directing musical for the Minnesota Fringe Festival. Both Chris and Laurie have undergraduate theater degrees. After taking about 20 years off to raise a family, they got back involved in theater by performing at Twin Cities theaters. In 2006 the took over managing New Breath Productions (www.newbreath.org), a theater that focus' on putting students of music together with local professionals as part of their musical training. This year they won a slot in the Minnesota Fringe Festival. There entry is "Where Egos Dare: The Musical!"
Submitted on Jul 27 2009

Laura Wilant (2006)
Christine Johnson ('05) and Laura Wilant ('06) rowed in the Boat Race for the Edinburgh University Boat Club in the Reserve 8, coming out victorious over rival Glasgow.
Submitted on Jul 21 2009

Terry Fasching (1993)
Terry Fasching (1993) writes, "Terry Fasching is excited to put on the 5th Annual Higher Ground Music Festival August 14 and 15 in Winsted MN. The event brings in the best christian music artists from all over the country including Third Day, Jeremy Camp, Mark Schultz and Kutless this year. Terry is the chairman of the event and the is put on by volunteers to support Holy Trinity Catholic k-12 school."
Submitted on Jul 14 2009

Joe Kalkman (1986)
Joe Kalkman (1986): Governor Tim Pawlenty today (July 1, 2009) announced the appointment of Joseph H. Kalkman. Kalkman, of Eagan, is a senior director of human resources with Best Buy Co., Inc. in Richfield. He has held a number of human resources positions with Best Buy during his nearly eight years with the company. He has also held positions within and outside human resources with Northwest Airlines, Inc., in Eagan, and Dow Chemical Company in Midland, Michigan. Kalkman was a finalist for the 2009 Minnesota Father of the Year award, is a trustee with the Minnesota Zoo Foundation Board where he served on the Executive Committee, and is active in his church and community. Kalkman holds a master of arts degree in educational psychology from the University of Minnesota, and a bachelor of arts degree from St. John�s University in Collegeville. Kalkman replaces Jeffrey Johnson on the GWDC as a representative of business and industry to complete a three-year term that expires on June 30, 2010.
Submitted on Jul 2 2009

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