Robert Stamps J.D. ’06 has been appointed to serve as a judge in the Napa County Superior Court. He served as commissioner with the court since 2021.

Micael Estremera J.D. ’06 has been appointed to judge in the Santa Clara County Superior Court. Previously, Estremera served as supervising deputy public defender at the Santa Clara County Office of the Public Defender since 2018. He’s been a deputy public defender since 2008.

Karin Cogbill J.D. ’06 has joined Jackson Lewis P.C.’s Silicon Valley office as a principal. Karin has more than 15 years of representing management in labor and employment law matters. She devotes a significant portion of her practice to representing employers in wage and hour litigation, with an emphasis on class, collective, and PAGA actions, […]

Jack Gillum ’06 recently started in the D.C. bureau of The Wall Street Journal, where he is covering the 2024 presidential election and working on in-depth projects.

Kelsey Wong ’06 was featured as SeattleRefined’s artist of the week. Wong discussed how her love of art stemmed from her childhood and how she fostered a love for ceramics and sculptures. She detailed her journey through art from creating to educating, taking a break to raise her kids, and finally discovering encaustic painting, which relit […]

John Rinaldo M.A. ’06 has been hired as director of business partnerships at Cristo Rey St. Viator College Preparatory High School in Las Vegas, Nevada. Dr. Rinaldo will be responsible for building partnerships with local businesses and organizations that can offer entry-level paying jobs to high school students. He will also steward positive relationships with […]

Stacy Radich ’06 was appointed as the new Chief Financial Officer for Church Brothers Farms. Radich has over 15 years of finance and accounting expertise. Throughout her career, she built her fresh produce prowess as a senior financial auditor for various companies in California’s agriculture-rich Salinas Valley. In this new position she hopes to assist […]

Broncos of many class years who all work together at Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory in San Francisco donned their Bronco pride to celebrate senior commitments to college! Alex Goldberg ’06 Tom Farrell ’83 Margi Beima ’86 Nicole Nastari ’98 Anita Diaz ’00 Ciaran Trevino ’25 (just committed to SCU!)

Kind and funny, Derek James ’06 was a devoted father and a lover of cats. He worked as president of DECO PR + Communications, LLC. As a lifelong San Jose resident, he was a big fan of the San Jose Sharks, San Francisco 49ers, and Giants. While at SCU, Derek was a member of the […]

Joshua Crosson ’06 was named Executive Director of the Minnesota-based nonprofit, EdAllies, an organization that partners with schools, families, and communities to ensure that every young person has access to a rigorous and engaging education. Crosson, a former aide to Congressman Adam Smith, was promoted to Executive Director after serving as the organization’s senior policy […]

Paul James Jockisch ’06 was promoted to Chief Financial Officer at Stanford Federal Credit Union in February 2020. Paul’s teams are responsible for the accounting, finance, compliance, risk, and wealth management of the $3 billion non-profit financial cooperative headquartered in Palo Alto, CA.

John Van Geffen J.D. ’06 received the National Business Aviation Association’s (NBAA) 2019 Top 40 Under 40 Award, which honors young professionals making their mark in the business aviation industry. He is a partner at the Avialex Law Group.

Jack Gillum ’06 is a senior reporter at ProPublica. He covers technology and specializes in how algorithms, big data, and social media platforms affect people’s daily lives and civil rights. Prior to ProPublica, Gillum wrote for The Washington Post and The Associated Press.

Noam Shendar MBA ’06 was featured on the Voices in Data Storage podcast, in which he shared his technical expertise on software-defined continuous inside storage systems. He is the general manager of Hyperscale Cloud Business at Zadara.

Tyler Davey J.D. ’06 has been elected partner with Jackson Walker. He joined Jackson Walker in 2015 as a member of the firm’s wealth planning practice group.

Peter Nissly ’06, J.D. ’09 is an associate attorney with the firm of Hopkins & Carley representing clients in commercial litigation matters, including those with trade secret, probate, and contract disputes.

Brian Cuneo ’06 was one of five legal professionals named to the Silicon Valley Business Journal 2019 class of “40 Under 40” honorees. Each year, the publication highlights 40 outstanding Silicon Valley men and women for their contributions and accomplishments.

A. Zell Williams ’06 wrote and directed the play The Urban Retreat, which was performed at the Buriel Clay Theater in San Francisco’s African American Art & Culture Complex. The play’s protagonist, a young rap star, is keen on writing his memoir, so long as his high school English teacher serves as ghostwriter. At SCU, […]

Kristin Kinder ’06 has become the director of research and waste stream sustainability at Wastequip, a North American manufacturer of waste handling equipment. In this newly created role, Kinder will serve as the company’s resident expert on waste stream improvements and efforts to drive positive environmental change. In 2019, she was awarded Waste360’s 40 Under […]

Emily M. Eng ’06 is a graphic artist for The Seattle Times. She worked closely on the paper’s “Hostile Waters” series—initially sculpting a clay orca, baking it in a toaster oven, and hand painting it to add to her Times infographic on killer whales. After graduating from SCU with a B.S. in biology, she gained a graduate certification in […]