Assessing How We Define Diversity - Seattle University

Belize trip
Alumni are invited to engage in service in Belize, Feb.16-24,
2008, or March 1-9, 2008. Since 1992, Seattle University
students, alumni, faculty and staff have traveled to the
Central American country for service and cultural exchange.
Participants will volunteer at various sites based on their
interests; possibilities include a soup kitchen and clinic for
the elderly poor, an elementary school or an AIDS care center.
There will be opportunities for sightseeing and visits to
the Belize Zoo and Mayan sites. The trip will conclude with
a visit to Caye Caulker, an island off the coast perfect for
relaxing or snorkeling. Each trip is limited to a maximum of
eight travelers. Cost: $650 per person, plus airfare. The first
payment of $300 is due Jan. 3, 2008, with the remaining
amount due by Feb. 10, 2008. Payment covers room and
board, in-country travel, speakers, snorkeling and other
costs for the group.
For more information, contact Gary Chamberlain, professor
of theology and religious studies, at (206) 296-5322 or e-mail
gchamber@seattleu.edu.
Dawn Perry, ’88, married Dean Berry on June 30, 2007,
at Blessed Sacrament Church in Seattle. Dawn works as a
franchise administration manager for WIN Home Inspection
in Seattle. The couple lives in Shoreline, Wash.
Megan Christine Lemieux and
Shaun Blair Bell, ’97, were married
on Aug. 25, 2007, at the Chapel of St.
Ignatius. The couple lives in Seattle.
Manuel Teodoro completed his
doctorate in public policy and political
science at the University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, last spring. This fall he
joined the faculty in the political science
department at Colgate University in
New York.
Susan Mowrey recently began
96a new career as a realtor with
Executive Real Estate, Inc. Established
in 1991, the company has five offices in
the Puget Sound area. Mowrey specializes
in home and condo sales in Seattle
and South King County.
Julie Hiemen Cain and hus-
Erick are expecting their
97band
second child in early 2008. The couple
lives in Salem, Ore.
Jennifer (Corley) Caso and her
99 husband, Antonio, welcomed
son Diego Thomas Caso on July 24,
2006. Diego joins older brother Mateo.
Joshua Babigan is pursuing his
00 master’s degree in policy planning
and development at the University
of Southern California. Babigan
continues to work as an executive for
the assets protection group leader of
the Los Angeles Import Warehouse
Campus with the Target Corporation.
Monica Billiot Tudorache, ’03, and
husband Gabriel welcomed their first
child, Ethan Gabriel Tudorache, on
Dec. 30, 2006. The family lives in
Maple Valley, Wash.
Cheryl Roberts, ’79, ’89
EdD, was selected as the
new president of Chemeketa
Community College’s Board
of Education in Salem, Ore.
Roberts was formerly vice
president of instruction at
South Seattle Community
College.
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