St. Mary’s Academy Alumnae Are Enriching Our Communities and Our World
St.
Mary’s graduates give back to their communities as evidenced by the
variety of career and life choices they make and the leadership they
demonstrate within their chosen vocations and professions. Among its
10,000 alumnae, St. Mary’s Academy boasts representatives in positions
from United States District Judge and internationally celebrated
musicians, to Peace Corps volunteers around the globe. Here are a very
few examples of the kinds of things alumnae are doing:
- Mary Sammons ’64, President and CEO of Rite-Aid
- Pat Haslach ’74, US State Department Ambassador serving in the Middle East
- Alice Dechant ’74, Actress in the Broadway touring company of “Cats”
- Deanna Hotchkiss Agostinelli ’83 Engineer at Intel
- Malia Haley Wasson ’77, President of US Bank in Oregon & Southwest Washington
- Tifani Jones Parrilli ’82, Immigration attorney
- Tracy Poe ’86, Philanthropist and advocate for international human rights
- Kate Lilley ’04, Teach-For-America teacher
- Genny Nelson ’70, Founder of Sisters of the Road Café
- Anna Jaeger Brown ’70, United States District Judge
- Helen Carney Miller ’79, Founder of Oregon’s Medical Disaster Team
- Erin Walsh ’79, Instrumental in US-Middle East partnership for breast cancer education
- Patricia Kramer ’69, Geneticist and professor at OHSU
- Maria Fleming ’83, St. Mary's Academy religion teacher and student service coordinator
- Brittney Ryan ’73, Published children’s book author (books sold on Amazon.com)
- MJ Anderson ’71, Internationally recognized sculptor
- Jennifer Mills ’92, Worked on Hubble Space Telescope
St.
Mary’s Academy alumnae make a difference in their communities and in
our world as dedicated teachers, doctors, nurses, bankers, business
owners, attorneys, good wives and mothers, community volunteers and
strong women of faith.
Enthusiastic
and copious alumnae involvement at St. Mary’s demonstrates how
graduates appreciate the many ways their St. Mary’s education has
benefitted them. With gratitude and hope for future generations, they
want to ensure that St. Mary’s remains a viable option for young
women. Alumnae can be found at St. Mary’s events, fundraisers, in the
classroom, on the playing field, mentoring students and serving on the
Board of Directors and the Alumnae Council.