Saint Mary’s Alumna for the Gold All summer, we’ve seen the inspiring stories of the US Olympics and Paralympic games across the media and on our social media feeds. This incredible work is the result of Saint Mary’s own Kate Hartman ’04, who in April was named Chief Communications Officer for The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee. Alumna Helps Adapt Public Policy Course Michelle Fitzgerald Abiyaghi ’06 was washing dishes one night, reflecting on the political climate, when she wondered what it would be like to re-take her American Public Policy course 15 years later. Surviving the Pandemic Kathy Korhumel Dise '75 owns BudgetEase, a bookkeeping company for small businesses in Cleveland, Ohio. Throughout the pandemic, Kathy has made it her mission to calm her clients' fears as they navigate this extraordinary time. The next in our Leadership Through Crisis series, Kathy's approach to her life's work embodies the spirit of Saint Mary's. Paying it Forward Like many alumnae, Renee Schultz ’92 has been inspired to give back to Saint Mary’s College to help the next generation of women enjoy the kind of success she has achieved. Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month Throughout the month, as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month on our campus, we recognize the contributions of our Hispanic American alumnae to the history, culture, and achievements of the US. Providing Counsel to a Virtual Audience A Saint Mary’s alumna leans on her faith during coronavirus. Two Saint Mary’s graduates begin Orr Fellowship Two Saint Mary’s students from the Class of 2020, Molly Ryan and Darby Harcourt, have been selected to join the Orr Fellowship, an intensive two-year, post-graduate program that combines full-time employment with professional development programming. Alumnae Association Announces 2020 Award Recipients Four Saint Mary's College alumnae have been selected as recipients of the 2020 Alumnae Association Awards. Celebrating Juneteenth! As people across the country gather in observance of Juneteenth to commemorate African American freedom, we join by highlighting several African American alumnae who have made significant contributions to their communities.