Spring 2009 - Seattle University
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Alumni<br />
F O C U S<br />
class notes<br />
Photos BY joyce mcclure<br />
Pioneering Women<br />
Jackie Thomas ‘08, (left) shares a<br />
laugh with Leilani Balais, assistant<br />
director of Alumni Relations, at the<br />
first Women’s Athletic Luncheon on<br />
Nov. 15, 2008. Thomas, a women’s<br />
basketball standout and all-time<br />
steals leader, joined members of the<br />
SU's Athletic Hall of Fame and an<br />
enthusiastic crowd of supporters to<br />
cheer on the move to Division I.<br />
(Below) President Stephen Sundborg,<br />
S.J., poses with members of SU’s<br />
Athletic Hall of Fame and university<br />
staffers. (From left) Hall of Famers<br />
Sue Stimac Verduin, ‘83, Janet<br />
Hopps Adkisson, ‘56, Pat Lesser<br />
Harbottle, ‘55, Jean Merlino,<br />
‘61, Julie Holmes Woodward,<br />
‘92, Sue Turina Bangasser, ‘81,<br />
Athletic Director Bill Hogan and Vice<br />
President for <strong>University</strong> Advancement<br />
Mary Kay McFadden.<br />
Poetry in Motion<br />
Mona Lake Jones, ‘92, reads<br />
a passage from one of her<br />
poems on what it means to<br />
be African American in this<br />
country during the African<br />
American Alumni Chapter’s<br />
4th annual “A Celebration of<br />
Black History Through Art” on<br />
Feb. 19.<br />
Photo BY chris joseph taylor<br />
STAY IN TOUCH<br />
Do you have a new job or an addition to the family to<br />
share? Are you a newlywed or want to reconnect with<br />
former classmates and other alumni? <strong>Seattle</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
Magazine welcomes news of accomplishments or<br />
changes in your professional or personal life for inclusion<br />
in Class Notes. When submitting items include your<br />
graduate name and year, your present name and a<br />
daytime phone number. We publish high-resolution<br />
photos (300 dpi) as space allows. Please submit photos<br />
via e-mail: sumagazine@seattleu.edu. If available, include<br />
a photo caption, with the names of people and where<br />
it was taken. Submissions to Class Notes are edited for<br />
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magazine.<br />
Submit news and photos to:<br />
Class Notes Editor<br />
<strong>Seattle</strong> <strong>University</strong> Magazine<br />
Print Communications<br />
<strong>Seattle</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
PO Box 222000<br />
<strong>Seattle</strong>, WA 98122-1090<br />
E-mail: sumagazine@seattleu.edu<br />
Online: www.seattleu.edu/magazine/<br />
For more information, contact the<br />
editor at sumagazine@seattleu.edu.<br />
deadlines for submissions<br />
<strong>Seattle</strong> <strong>University</strong> Magazine is<br />
published in the fall, winter, spring<br />
and summer. Class Notes will be<br />
printed as space allows and, when<br />
possible, in the order they are<br />
received. If you submit an item for<br />
the fall issue, for example, and it<br />
doesn’t appear, it most likely will be<br />
in the winter issue.<br />
Submit items for…<br />
Fall: Mid-July<br />
Winter: Mid-September<br />
<strong>Spring</strong>: Mid-January<br />
Summer: Mid-March<br />
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