Heather Vigil ’07 has been appointed to serve as the office managing shareholder of the Irvine office of Littler. Vigil is a natural leader who has long championed the firm’s mentorship and recruitment efforts. Vigil will also maintain her thriving litigation practice as well focusing on international employment law, wage and hour matters, and privacy […]

Sean Falvey ’07 has been promoted to vice president and Sacramento regional director for Sundt Construction’s California District. Falvey will oversee the 132-year-old contractor’s building projects in Northern California while working with senior leadership throughout the company to shape long-term strategy and planning. Falvey currently serves as a board trustee on the Construction Industry Education […]

Alison G. Johnson ’04, J.D. ’07 has rejoined the corporate practice of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati as a partner in their newly launched Salt Lake City office. Previously, Johnson was a partner in Holland & Hart’s Boise office, where she served as a leader in both the emerging company practice and the food and beverage, […]

Kyle Stephenson ’07 accepted an Associate Professor position in the School of Psychology at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. Previously at Willamette University in Salem, Oregon, his family – Ashley Schweickart ’07, Indiana (4) and Quinn (2) – moved across the country this summer. Ashley maintains her remote position as Senior Project and Operations Manager […]

Kristen Stokes Fuoco Ph.D. ’07 is the director of student services and vice principal for the Madeleine Choir School. Kristen has worked in education for 13 years, focusing on professional development for teachers, among other things.

Jennifer Estremera J.D. ’07 played a key role in helping Reichman Jorgensen Lehman & Feldberg LLP (RJLF) secure a $236 million willful infringement jury verdict for software company Densify against VMware, a cloud computing company, following a nine-day patent trial in the District of Delaware in a case involving complex virtualization technology.  The verdict has […]

Maggie Spicer ’07 started the initiative 86Fund to support San Francisco Bay Area restaurants facing unprecedented hardships during the global pandemic. Launched on November 30, 2020, the fund’s goal was to help independent restaurants weather the winter as indoor and outdoor dining were heavily restricted. Currently, at least 120 restaurants—from iconic and Michelin-stared ones to those on […]

On March 2, 2020, the Board of Trustees of Willamette University approved the granting of tenure and promotion of Kyle Stephenson ’07 to associate professor of psychology.

Michael Castellano ’07, founder and CEO of cloud-based sales and communication platform Engajer, Inc.,  made an appearance on Below Deck on Bravo.

AnnaLisa Victoria Wilson ’07 is a medical student at Meharry Medical College. She is taking a year off between her third and fourth year to complete a yearlong research fellowship at Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine (WFIRM), which will be funded by Vanderbilt Medical Scholars Program. Her interest is organ regeneration, and she will […]

Richard Bull J.D. ’07 has been promoted to partner at DLA Piper LLP in the firm’s San Diego office.

Melissa Keesling ’07 has celebrated ten years at Golden Mortgage Company, Inc., a family owned and operated Bay Area mortgage company founded by her father and fellow SCU alumnus Scott Keesling ’81 in 1987.

Following his graduation from the Jesuit School of Theology at SCU, Dung Q. Tran MTS ’07, served as an adjunct professor in the communication studies department at Loyola Marymount University from 2007 to 2015. During that time, he spent his summers in Spokane, Washington, earning a Ph.D. in leadership studies from Gonzaga University in 2015. […]

 Mark Luedtke, S.J., MDIV ’07 was ordained a Jesuit priest June 11 on the campus of Marquette University by Bishop Blase J. Cupich of the Diocese of Rapid City, S.D. As a Jesuit, Luedtke earned a master of arts in social philosophy from Loyola University Chicago in 2004, and most recently a master’s degree in […]

Lindsay (Westby) Caron ’04, ’07 launched her Etsy shop, MyCatholicHome.etsy.com and published her first book, The Little Way for Parents of Little Ones (available on Amazon). She works as a family faith formation consultant, writes at inspiredforthejourney.com, and lives in Portland, Oregon, with her husband, James, and boys, Luke and Levi.

Alyssa Dovey ’06, M.A. ’07 is a kindergarten teacher and has been teaching for nine years for MUSD. Her husband, Jackson Dovey ’06 has been a superintendent at XL Construction for 10 years. Jackson is 9th in the world for Ironman triathlons. They live in San Jose.

Patrick J. Rugo ’07 received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from UCSF Medical at commencement ceremonies on May 17, 2013. Pat and long-time girlfriend, Megan Van Ess, also became engaged.

Kristin Klingvall MBA ’07 has joined DZH Phillips, one of the largest regionally based accounting and advisory firms in the Bay Area, as director of the firm’s Bridgeway Outsourced Accounting group in its Burlingame office. Most recently, Klingvall was controller for the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco, where she had primary responsibility for all accounting-related activities, […]

Ryan Fletcher M.A. ’07 was named principal of Piedmont Middle School by the Piedmont Unified School District Board of Education. The appointment is effective July 1. Fletcher holds a multiple subject teaching credential and a professional administrative services credential. He is a graduate of the University of Vermont, with a B.S. in elementary education, and […]

Seasoned family law attorney Yadhira N. Gutierrez J.D. ’07 joined Hoge Fenton, a leading Northern California law firm, as an associate. Gutierrez has exclusively focused on family law since January 2008 and offers her clients a full range of services, from premarital and marital agreements to strong advocacy representation when issues cannot be resolved by mutual agreement. […]