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Student Version MSM - Class of 2021 STUDENT INFORMATION AND BIOS Student Version 1 Mendoza College of Business – MSM - Class of 2021 Bio Book First Name Last Name First Name Last Name Brandon Ancona Katherine (Katie) Enrietto Alec Asensio Eric Feliz Matthew (Matt) Batinovic Cassandra (Cassie) Ford John (John Michael) Bertrand Ana Freiburghaus Anna Blake Kyle Gallagher Caroline Blue Maria (Isabella) Gomez Savannah Buchanan Daniel Gonzalez Diaz Joseph (Joe) Calce Shane Goosby Catherine (Katie) Clarey Mackenzie (Mackie) Graaf Kaitlin (Katie) Cole Lucanus (Luke) Grady Louis Copertino Kiernan Haggarty Shaun Crawford Brady Hanson Nicholas (Nick) Cullen Madison Herschberger Brian Curley Madeline (Maddie) Hodge William Daly Daniel (Dan) Holmes Luis Delgado Patrick Hughes Molly Donegan Victoria Hurst Kelly Donnelly Julia Jaske John (Jack) Doyle Madison (Madi) Jeha Emily Effer Jess Jefferson (Jess) Juanich 2 First Name Last Name First Name Last Name Abigail (Abbey) Kapitan Sydney (Syd) Quinn Sean Kelly Joshua Reeks Charles (Charlie) Kenney Hunter Reh Maura Kimmel Dawn Russell Sarah Konkey Conor Ryan Laura Labate Samantha (Sam) Santamaria Matthew (Matt) Lipovski Christian Scafidi Andrew Lombardi Joseph (Joe) Sheridan Samantha Lynch Sidnee Silveira Connor Maheu Evan Slattery Erin McBride Kyleigh Spearing Thomas (Tommy) McNamara Trevor Speights Blake Merrill Avery Stephens Athan Miller Quinn Stiller Nicholas (Nick) Miller Julie Stover Zachary (Zach) Montaner Julia Szepieniec Riley Munson Kyle Thornton Julia Nebiolo Claudia Torres Rebekah Olson Andrea (Andie) Utset Jessica Ostrowska Kenneth (Kenny) Vasbinder Stephen Owers Destinee Walker Isaiah Pryor Grant Wood Chelsea Purcell Yoonji (Jane) Yeom 3 Ancona, Brandon Home City, State: Belvidere, IL ND Email: [email protected] Personal Email: [email protected] Phone: +1 815-914-8320 Spouse Name: Children: Career & Education Information Organization Name: Job Title: Student Job Description: Job Industry: Technology Related Area of Expertise: Educational History: Valparaiso University Why Notre Dame?: I chose Notre Dame for their renown academics. I also am playing tennis here so their athletic program was a huge attraction as well. About Me: I’m passionate about growing and being challenged in all areas. I like to learn new things and love playing games and being active. My Passion: I’m passionate about learning and being challenged. I’m passionate about using technology to improve the lives of people. Activities that contribute to the greater good: I have been on several mission’s trips to serve communities in need. Asensio, Alec Home City, State: Richmond, TX ND Email: [email protected] Personal Email: [email protected] Phone: +1 713-835-0152 Spouse Name: Children: Career & Education Information Organization Name: The Commodore Corporation Job Title: Business Analyst Job Description: Job Industry: Manufacturing Area of Expertise: Educational History: University of Notre Dame Why Notre Dame?: About Me: My Passion: Activities that contribute to the greater good: Batinovic, Matthew (Matt) Home City, State: ND Email: [email protected] Personal Email: Phone: Spouse Name: Children: Career & Education Information Organization Name: Job Title: Job Description: Job Industry: Area of Expertise: Educational History: Why Notre Dame?: About Me: My Passion: Activities that contribute to the greater good: Bertrand, John (John Michael) Home City, State: Alpharetta, GA ND Email: [email protected] Personal Email: [email protected] Phone: +1 678-787-4502 Spouse Name: Children: Career & Education Information Organization Name: University of Notre Dame Job Title: Student-Athlete Job Description: Student-Athlete Job Industry: Area of Expertise: Worked at a Nature Center Educational History: Furman University Why Notre Dame?: I chose Notre Dame because it has always been my dream school and it is a distinguished institution with excellence in academics as well as athletics. About Me: I love to be outdoors whether it is hiking, kayaking, or camping. I also enjoy golf and yoga. My Passion: I'm most passionate about leadership. This can be the leadership of others, but also refining myself via reading self-help books, listening to podcasts, and finding opportunities to lead (created and led a Bible Study for the baseball team at Furman University). Activities that contribute to the greater good: I have recently volunteered time to visiting sick children in the hospital with the Valiant Player organization. I also raise money and shave my head every spring to fight against Pediatric Brain Cancer with the Vs Cancer organization and Furman Baseball. Blake, Anna Home City, State: Torrance, CA ND Email: [email protected] Personal Email: [email protected] Phone: +1 310-802-9907 Spouse Name: Children: Career & Education Information Organization Name: Job Title: Job Description: Job Industry: Area of Expertise: Educational History: University of California, Los Angeles Why Notre Dame?: I visited the Notre Dame campus for a summer engineering program when I was in high school, and that inspired me to pursue Chemical Engineering in undergrad. After college, I had always hoped to be able to return to ND for graduate school, and when I learned about the MSM program, it seemed like the perfect opportunity! About Me: I love seeing and experiencing new art and music, and I love having opportunities to be creative. My Passion: I am passionate about supporting other women in STEM fields and interacting with new people. Activities that contribute to the greater good: Blue, Caroline Home City, State: Goshen, IN ND Email: [email protected] Personal Email: [email protected] Phone: +1 574-304-9582 Spouse Name: Children: Career & Education Information Organization Name: Pathfinders Advertising Job Title: Account Coordinator Job Description: Pathfinders Advertising Serve as an account service team member responsible for daily deliverables, activities, budgets, and deadlines for creative campaigns and individual client projects Interpret and frame client feedback to creative team members by providing detailed internal documentation of each project Maintain relationships with five unique clients by being responsive to each ask and providing thoughtful rationale behind proposals on how to move their business forward Job Industry: Other Area of Expertise: Beyond Zen - Yoga Instructor Plan and instruct one yoga class a week structured around the needs of clients Build and maintain relationships with over 50 studio clients Educational History: Saint Mary's College Why Notre Dame?: The Notre Dame community is next to none. I was drawn to the tight-knit community as well as the quality education I will receive from the University. About Me: I am an outgoing, hardworking person who enjoys working out and spending time with friends. After completing the MSM program, I would like to begin a career in consulting to help others move their businesses forward. My Passion: One thing I am passionate about is teaching yoga. I not only enjoy watching others grow in their practice, but I enjoy being a part of their day where they can slow down, forget outside distractions and truly focus on something for themselves. Activities that contribute to the greater good: During undergrad, I was apart of the Student Activities Board where I donated my time and talents to plan events for the student body. It gave students an activity to do without having to spend their own money. Our events fostered a sense of community on campus and put a smile on everyone's faces! Buchanan, Savannah Home City, State: Hunt Valley, MD ND Email: [email protected] Personal Email: [email protected] Phone: +1 443-844-8561 Spouse Name: Children: Career & Education Information Organization Name: University of Notre Dame Job Title: Student Job Description: Job Industry: Area of Expertise: Educational History: University of Notre Dame Why Notre Dame?: About Me: My Passion: Activities that contribute to the greater good: Calce, Joseph (Joe) Home City, State: Thousand Oaks, CA ND Email: [email protected] Personal Email: [email protected] Phone: +1 805-206-1066 Spouse Name: Children: Career & Education Information Organization Name: University of Notre Dame Job Title: Undergraduate Student and Student Assistant Job Description: Job Industry: Education Area of Expertise: Educational History: University of Notre Dame Why Notre Dame?: About Me: My Passion: Activities that contribute to the greater good: Clarey, Catherine (Katie) Home City, State: Laguna Beach, CA ND Email: [email protected] Personal Email: [email protected] Phone: +1 949-441-6007 Spouse Name: Children: Career & Education Information Organization Name: Job Title: Job Description: Job Industry: Area of Expertise: Catholic Berlin - Teaching Assistant Educational History: University of Notre Dame Why Notre Dame?: I wanted an academic school with a lot of school spirit. The fact that ND has this in addition to a strong faith component made it a dream come true. About Me: I speak French and love to travel! My Passion: People, government, and cooking. Activities that contribute to the greater good: Cole, Kaitlin (Katie) Home City, State: Toledo, OH ND Email: [email protected] Personal Email: [email protected] Phone: +1 567-395-5499 Spouse Name: Children: Career & Education Information Organization Name: Job Title: Job Description: Job Industry: Area of Expertise: Notre Dame Women's Basketball Camp Counselor Educational History: University of Notre Dame Why Notre Dame?: About Me: My Passion: Activities that contribute to the greater good: Copertino, Louis Home City, State: Northport,
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