The legal news service Law360 honored Brett De Jarnette J.D. ’13 as a rising star for his work in securities litigation. The “rising star” list recognizes attorneys under the age of 40 whose legal accomplishments belie their age.

Meleana Shim ’13 is the assistant coach of the San José State University women’s soccer program. Shim previously played professionally with the Portland Thorns, where she signed in 2013. She scored her first professional goal just five weeks later against Seattle Reign FC. Shim was also part of two National Women’s Soccer League championship teams […]

Nick O’Brien-Kovari J.D. ’13 joins Freeman Mathis as senior counsel. O’Brien-Kovari previously spent eight years as a public defender and his practice focuses on the defense of tort and catastrophic loss claims in California and federal court. He also handles all aspects of litigation, from inception to trial.

Elizabeth Mendez ’13 won an Emmy for Outstanding Newscast last September for her work with Vice News Tonight. Mendez joined Vice in 2020 as a segment producer in the Washington, D.C. bureau. She moved back to New York City last year and continues to cover political stories from the company’s headquarters in Brooklyn.

Scott Motobu ’13 was promoted in January 2020 to the position of Commercial Credit Analyst at American Savings Bank in Honolulu, Hawaii. Scott also serves as a Toastmasters International vice president, volunteers with the American Savings Bank’s community council, and serves on the planning committee for the Hawaii United Okinawa Association.

Scott Motobu ’13 was promoted in January 2020 to the position of commercial credit analyst at American Savings Bank in Honolulu. Motobu also serves as a Toastmasters International vice president, volunteers with the American Savings Bank’s community council, and serves on the planning committee for the Hawaii United Okinawa Association.

The Giants brought in former Dodgers minor league hitting coach Justin Viele ’13 as one of its major league hitting coaches. Viele served as hitting coach for the low-A Great Lakes Loons in 2019 and as hitting coach for the high-A Rancho Cucamonga Quakes in 2018, where he worked with top prospect Gavin Lux. Viele […]

Caleb Bates J.D. ’13 has joined the firm of Fish and Richardson in the patent prosecution and counseling practice as an associate.

Ryan Minarovich, J.D. ’13 joined FIGmd, Inc., a multinational health care infrastructure company, as general counsel. He is tasked with helping the company better develop strategic partnerships in the U.S. and around the world.

Beau Muster ’13 has joined SCU’s prospect management and analytics team as a prospect analyst. He graduated from SCU with a B.S. in finance and a minor in economics, and his background includes SCU and Catholic Charities volunteer work as well as professional experience with the Oakland Athletics and Upper V Athlete Management.

Sarah Perkins ’13 has accepted an editorial assistant position for Professional Roofing magazine. She is living in the Chicagoland area and can’t wait to see everyone at Grand Reunion in the fall.

Spencer Rahn ’13 writes that he is actively seeking a job in a the field of analytics, using his love of numbers and analytical mind to solve problems and deliver solutions.

Justin Viele ’13 was drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in the 37th round of the 2013 MLB June Amateur Draft.

Goalkeeper Larry Jackson ’13 has joined the Colorado Rapids, one of Major League Soccer’s ten charter clubs. Jackson was also named the 2012 West Coast Conference Goalkeeper of the Year.  

Joshua Ronen ’13 is currently completing his studies at the Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) in pursuit of the Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree. He is in his third year clinical clerkships in Los Angeles, CA. During his time at RUSM he has served as the president of the Student Government Association, representing a […]

Dominic Rios ’13 teaches at Audeo Charter School in San Diego, a position he has held since completing his Teach for America commitment in 2015. In May 2018, he earned his master’s degree in education with a specialization in school leadership from the University of San Diego.  

Chloe (Wilson) Sommers ’13 completed a J.D. with certificates in Public Interest Law and Child Law from Loyola University Chicago School of Law. Her husband, Ron Sommers, a Boston College alumnus, earned an M.D. from Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine. The couple is moving to Madison, Wisconsin, in June 2018.

The Reno Bighorns acquired eight players in the NBA Development League Draft, including Kevin Foster ’13 in the fourth round. Six-foot-two Foster played for Santa Clara from 2008 to 2013 and made 431 3-point field goals, tied for the fourth-most all-time in NCAA Division I history.

Madison Young ’13 writes, "I’ve been excitedly pursuing my Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology through the University of San Francisco to become closer to my dream of helping children."

Briana Mitchell ’13 is starring as the titular character in George Bernard Shaw’s "Major Barbara" at Mountain View’s Pear Theatre. As Mitchell explained to the Mercury News, the play is incredibly relevant. “It deals with broad questions about humanity — What drives people? What is morality and what does that mean? But it’s a timely […]