Student Accomplishments
INIA Scholar of the Year
Awarded at the annual spring Helen Way Klinger College of Arts and Science Honors Seminar to the most outstanding graduating senior in the INIA major, based on GPA, service to international studies and overseas experience. Names are listed by date of award.
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
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!!!
2009 Graduates
2008 Graduates
Blume, Erica: St. Louis University Law School
Carrigg, Hannah: William and Mary School of Law
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
Kelly, Kathleen: Community Health Clinic, Bend Volunteer Corps, Bend Oregon
Lavery, Megan: Internship in the Office of the Governor, Wisconsin; International Development Planner (HIV and community development), Uganda
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
Stupica, Kim: Teach for America Program-Washington, DC
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: M.A. Program in Spanish Literature, Marquette
2006 Graduates
Gietl, Joseph: Jesuit Volunteer Corps (Paralegal in Los Angeles)
2005 Graduates
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)
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