2010-2019
Danny Eldredge '10 was unanimously elected to serve as secretary for the Ohio Legislative Correspondents Association, the press corps for the Ohio Statehouse. He is currently a reporter for Hannah News Service. (06/25)
Melinda Seevers Stone '10 joined Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP's Washington, DC, office as partner in the tax practice, bringing experience advising sponsors and institutional investors on tax matters across real estate transactions. She joins the firm from Ropes & Gray LLP. (06/25)
Michael "Ryan" Harmanis '11 was named partner at Jones Day, a global law firm. He specializes in business and tort litigation in Columbus, OH. (06/25)
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Martha Park '11 Draws Together Faith and Climate in New Book
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Gabriel Quick '11 earned his Ph.D. in the history of art and architecture at Boston University. (06/26)
Christopher Sponseller '11 was elected partner at Thompson Hine, a full-service business law firm. He is a member of the real estate practice group in Cleveland and was included in the 2025 edition of Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America for Construction Law. (06/25)
Lauren Figy Cadigan '12 was named assistant principal at Westfield High School (MA). She has served for the past seven years as the supervisor of science, technology, and engineering for Westfield Public Schools. (06/26)
Anne Flowers '12 wrote a short film with the working title The Deed. Anne wrote and stars in the film, which follows a woman who returns to her small town after years away. (06/26)
Sarah Kahaian '12 started a new role as a financial advisor at Thrivent Financial. After a decade of research in microbiology and national security, she is excited to apply her analytical skills to help others achieve their financial goals. She is still located in the Delaware, OH, community and looks forward to supporting fellow Bishops. (06/26)
David Stewart '12 joined Zane State College's board of trustees. He is executive vice president at Stewart Glapat Corporation, his family's business established in 1939. David also serves as the president of the board of directors for United Way of Muskingum, Perry, and Morgan counties. (06/25)
Logan Markins Havemann '13 joined Blanchard Valley Health System in Findlay, OH, as gynecological surgeon and obstetrician. She previously worked at the Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center in Fort Cavazos, TX, as an attending gynecologic surgeon and obstetrician, chief of the ambulatory OB/GYN service, and officer in charge of the obstetrics and gynecology department. (06/26)
Danielle Mužina '13 presented a solo art exhibit "Femme In the End Times" at Bruno David Gallery in St. Louis, MO. This exhibition of paintings explores themes of gender-based oppression through fractured, pink-drenched parallel worlds. They are a part of her Pink Apocalypse series, delving into the rituals, relationships, and acts of care that emerge when there is upheaval. (06/26)
William Thieman '13 published Now and Then, a novel that follows two siblings who are sent away from Nazi Germany to live in Paris during WWII and find themselves on separate paths. (06/25)
Emily LeTourneau Gilliam '14 was honored in August as the Licking County Chamber of Commerce 2025 Young Professional of the Year. As owner of 2nd Street Market Newark and co-founder of The Archive Bottle Shop & Lounge, Emily has created unique spaces that bring people together in the heart of downtown Newark, OH. Beyond her entrepreneurial work, she serves as vice president of the Downtown Newark Association, mentors other entrepreneurs, and speaks frequently at local leadership programs. (06/26)
Zahki Davis '16 received the 2025 University of Cincinnati Law Distinguished Alumni Award. A National Black Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 honoree and Leadership Council on Legal Diversity alumnus, Zahki is active in his community, serving on the boards of the Cincinnati Ballet, Walnut Hills Redevelopment Foundation, MORTAR Cincinnati, and FundNoire. (06/26)
Abigail Horvat '17 was recognized in People On The Move Chicago. She currently serves as a Chicago associate in Cozen O'Connor's Global Insurance Department. Abigail has been appointed to two committee lead positions for the American Bar Association's Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section for the 2025- 2026 year. (06/26)
Colin Stolly '18 was named head football coach at Lima Central Catholic High School (OH). For the past six years, Colin has served as an assistant coach in the school's football and baseball programs. (06/26)
Olivia Baylor '19 received her first two big screen credits on DreamWorks' Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie, which is based on the popular Netflix preschool series. The movie stars Kristen Wiig and Gloria Estefan. Olivia was both a production assistant for the assets department and later became a production coordinator for the digimatte, FX, and lighting departments. This is DreamWorks' first-ever hybrid live action and animated film. (06/26)
Faith Best '19 earned her Ph.D. in neuroscience from the University of Cincinnati in May 2025. (06/26)
Margaret Michicich '19 received her Ph.D. in genetics from Case Western Reserve University in December 2024. Her dissertation described the creation of novel mouse models to study cystic fibrosis. (06/25)
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