Nicole Mszal ’11 moved from the Hustisford Community Library to the Slinger Community Library in Slinger, WI and began a new position as their Library Director in May 2025. In addition to her new position, Nicole will be starting a 3.2 million dollar capital campaign project for a new library, community center and village hall titled the Slinger Campus.
On March 1st, 2025, she welcomed baby boy Theodore Grayson Mszal into the world.
Congratulations, Nicole!
David Vaughan ’11 and Maura (Moran) Vaughan ’11 recently welcomed Rosie Lynn Vaughan into the world on March 23, 2024. Congratulations, David and Maura!
Beth Izzo ’11 recently performed at the 100-year-old Quincy Community Theatre in the 2024 production of Cinderella as a member of the ensemble . She is also featured in the Illinois Wesleyan University Magazine Article- Talented Titans which you can view here. Congratulations Beth!
(Image(left to right ) Adrienne Fisk, Trey Ehrart, Beth Izzo)
Kate Meyer ’11 recently started a new job as a UX Designer at Wild Fork Foods. Congratulations Kate!
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Meredith (White) Winkelhake ’04 graduated from Concordia University-WI in December 2022 with her MSN and became a board-certified Adult/Geriatric Primary Care Nurse Practitioner. She now works as a GI Oncology NP in the outpatient Cancer Clinics at UW Health, where she has worked in various roles as an oncology RN since 2006
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Michael Browning ’11 was elected as the Alderman for the 9th Ward of the City of St. Louis. He won with 63% of the vote in a two round election against two opponents, both of whom were incumbents due to recent redistricting. He represents 21,000 people in the city’s Central West End, Forest Park Southeast, King’s Oak, and Vandeventer neighborhoods.
Read the Riverfront Times article here.
Matt Neylon ’11 was named one of the Top 40 Under 40 Inspiring Innovators in Atlanta’s Best Self Magazine this year. As the Chief Talent & Experience Officer for The Mount Vernon School in Atlanta, Matt enjoys working in an innovative environment where students are given opportunities to do real-world work with Fortune 500 companies, use design thinking to solve human-centered problems, and reimagine the employee experience for a team of over 250 talented educators and administrators. You can read more here.
Jessica Schaeffer ’11, vice president with the LaSalle Network, recently gave advice on how to recover from a bad job interview. You can read more here.
Jessica (Hinterlong) Schaeffer ’11 was recognized among “Crain’s Chicago Business 2021 Notable Executives in Marketing”. See the article here.
Adding to his roster of local involvement, Eli Williams ’11 was recently sworn in as Des Plaines Park Board commissioner. You can read the full article here.