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Students and Alumni

Student Accomplishments

 

INIA Scholar of the Year

Awarded each spring to the most outstanding graduating senior in the INIA major, based on GPA, service to international studies and overseas experience.

INIA Scholar of the Year Recipients

Names are listed by date of award.

2012: Colleen O'Conor

2011: Lillian Figg-Franzoi and Molly Giese

2010: Andy Marshall

2009: John Marrin

2008: Caitlin Madden

2007: Conor Sweeney

2006: Joseph Gietl

2005: Ryan McKean

2004: Sophie Reuning

2003: Eric Heyer

2002: Adrienne Lauzon

2001: William Schmitt

2000: Stephanie Elderkin

1999: Kathryn Weber

1998: Mary Kempen

1997: no award

1996: Jeffrey Hornung

1995: Katherine O'Laughlin

1994: Amy Kuemmel

1993: no award

1992: Rita Neuman

1991: John Brady

Student Conference Presentations, Publications, Grants

Lillian Figg-Franzoi (INIA 2011), Maslahat, the State and the People: Opium Use in the Islamic Republic of Iran," Crime, Law and Social Change (published online August 2011; hard copy to follow).

Hannah Carrigg (INIA 2008), "Prostitution Regimes in the Netherlands and Sweden: Their Impact on the Trafficking of Women and Children in Illicit Sex Industries," Monitor: Journal of international Studies, 14, 1 (Fall 2008): 6-15.

Marc Dettman (INIA 2007), et al., Mapping South Africa's Water Services at the Local Level, Centre for Applied Legal Studies, Centre on Housing Rights and Evictions, Norwegian Centre for Human Rights, 20 May 2008.

The Complexity of Human Trafficking: International Affairs Major Capstone Seminar Project (Center for Transnational Justice, 2008). Center publication based on a selection of student papers completed for the INIA Capstone Seminar on Human Trafficking, spring semester 2007. Copies available from Dr. Friman

 

 

 

Alumni

 

Dear Alumni,

Could we please ask for your help? As you will no doubt remember, students are very often more than a little concerned about what comes next. I would like to have information on our web page about what some of our grads have done after they graduated. If you could possibly send us a description of what you have done since you left Marquette -- as much or as little as you like -- we would be very grateful.

Besides, I would truly enjoy hearing from you.

Thanks, Dr. Friman

 

This is a work in progress, stay tuned!!!

 

2012 Graduates

D'Arcy, Matthew: Global Resource Coordinator, Manpower Inc., Milwaukee, WI

Dyes, Tori: Project Manager, Epic Systems (software company, healthcare industry), Madison, WI

Fanelli, Nick: Chinese language study in China, China Government Scholarship Program

Scherba, Ryan: TEFL study in New York, teaching abroad

2011 Graduates

 

Bracken, Alexandra: Peace Corps

Browne, Emily: Teach for America

Clark, Ali: work in urban agriculture, Omaha, Nebraska

Corr, Ryan: Epic Systems (software company, healthcare industry), Madison, WI

Dressman, Julianne: Financial Representative, Holter Financial Group, Northwestern

     Mutual

Figg-Franzoi, Lillian: Master's Program in Faith and Globalization, Durham University,

   United Kingdom

George, Christine:Program Advisor, Architecture Brigade, Global Brigades,

     Honduras

Giese, Molly: Master's Program in International Affairs, Marquette University

Gillette, Natalie: U.S. Marine Corps

Gonzales, Geysha: History of International Relations MA Program, London School of

     Economics

McGinnes, Katherine: International Business Economics MA Program, London 

     Metropolitan University

Otto, Shelia: St. Joseph Worker Program, Minneapolis, MN

Ovbiagele, Emil: Marquette University Law School

Reding, Amber: U.S. Army

Wright, Meghan: English Teaching Assistant, Government of France

 

2010 Graduates

Baier, Melanie: Executive Assistant/Scheduler for a Wisconsin Congressman in

     Washington DC

Booth, Michael: Intern, Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management in

     DuPage County Illinois

Collandra, Hillary: Commissioned, US Navy

Faylor, Kerry: Teaching English in France

Garetson, Josiah: Intern at the USA Pavilion, Shanghai World Expo, China

Johnson, Laura: Prevention Specialist, AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin

Kahn, Saniya: Law School, Tulane University

Konyn, Courtney: Deputy Political Director, Democratic Party of Wisconsin

Marshall, Andy: Jesuit Volunteer Corps, Christian Brothers secondary school in

     Moshi, Tanzania

Patron, Ricardo: Teaching Fellow in Bilingual Education, Milwaukee Pubic Schools

Schommer, Allison: Jesuit Volunteer Corps, primary school teacher in Punta Gorda, 

     Belize

 

2009 Graduates

 

2008 Graduates

Blume, Erica: St. Louis University Law School

Carrigg, Hannah: William and Mary School of Law

Ciechanowski, Annie: Economic Development Specialist, Department of Defense

      U.S. Southern Command Miami FL

Downes, Daniel: UFC MMA Fighter, Roufusport, Milwaukee

Droster, Alison: SIT Graduate School, Masters in International Education Program

Kaitis, Nora: Peace Corps, Benin

Larson Kristine: Humphry Institute for Public Policy, University of Minnesota

Madden, Caitlin: Teach for America

Moran, Thomas: Maxwell School, Syracuse University

Morowski, Molly: Operations Specialist, Direct Supply

O'Donnell, Melissa: Peace Corps, Niger

Vasquez, Manuel: Senator Russ Feingold's Office, Washington DC.

 

2007 Graduates

Carroll, Colleen: research analyst, Chicago Partners

Cotton, Sarah: Emily's List Campaign Corps Program

Dettman, Marc: Visions in Action South Africa Program

Frigo, Kate: Jesuit Volunteer Corps-Los Angeles

Frymark, Sam: Ph.D. Program in Political Science, Ohio State University

Griffith, Alison: Jesuit Volunteer Corps-Los Angeles

Hass, Alec: Indiana University Law School

Jackson, Gregory: Volunteer for the Student Conservation Association in New Hampshire, and consultant to the Hope in Tanzania Foundation; M.A. in Environmental Economics at UW-Madison (2011)

Kelly, Kathleen: Community Health Clinic, Bend Volunteer Corps, Bend Oregon

Lavery, Megan: Internship in the Office of the Governor, Wisconsin; Program Coordinator Great Lakes Outreach, Burundi; Moblization Coordinator at World Relief DuPage, Wheaton, IL

Leff, Anna: Peace Corps, NGO advisory program with focus on HIV-AIDs in Sub-Saharan Africa

Nasteva, Katherine: M.A. Program in International Affairs, University of Denver

O'Brien, Courtney: Fulbright Program, Frankfurt Germany

Prideaux, Jacqueline: Peace Corps, Senegal

Seidman, Arielle: International Development Enterprise (iDE), Colorado

Stupica, Kim: Teach for America Program-Washington, DC; currently a Program Specialist with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Sweeney, Conor: Office of Congressman Paul Ryan (WI), Washington, DC

Tay, Ian: M.A. Program, National University of Malaysia

Thomas, Stuart: Samaritan Purse relief agency, Honduras

Zirngibl, Catherine: Assistant Administrator and Teacher, Spanish Circle Chicago, IL. Earned an M.A. Program in Spanish Literature, Marquette

 

2000 - 2006 Graduates

 

Gietl, Joseph: Jesuit Volunteer Corps (Paralegal in Los Angeles)

Lipke, Kristen: currently International Relations Analyst with the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of International Labor Affairs. Earned an M.A. in International Affairs from the Maxwell School, Syracuse University (with internships at the ECOSOC in Genvea and the German Marshall Fund in Berlin)

McKean, Ryan: U.S. Foreign Service Officer, Department of State, American Consulate General in Shanghai, China

Schmitt, William: Emergency Advisor, Catholic Relief Services, covering Latin America and the Caribbean

1990s Graduates

Carney, Jim: INIA 1996: commissioned in the U.S. Army after graduation. Currently holds the rank of Major and is completing an M.A. in Public Policy at the LBJ school, University of Texas. In 2011 will be serving as deputy commander of an Agribusiness Development Team in Afghanistan.

Ostruzka, Katherine: INIA 1992: currently Chief Financial Officer, Marine Ventures Inc., Milwaukee. 2010 Recipient of the Helen Way Klinger College of Arts and Sciences Young Alumna of the Year

Brady, John S. : INIA 1991: currently Deputy Director of Communications--Speechwriter for Los Angeles Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa. Ph.D., Political Science from UC-Berkeley (2001). Political science instructor at various California Colleges and Universities (2003-2005). Policy, analyst, and representative positions in the Office of Mayor Villaraigosa (2005-2011).

 

 

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