SAVHS Alumni
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25th Reunion Scheduled for Class of 1985
Class Reunion Scheduled for 1979, 1980, and 1981 |
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Sara Tomczyk, SAVHS Class of 2006, recipient of UM’s Zander AwardAssociation Honors Exceptional StudentsOne of the most enduring ways that the Alumni Association supports the University is by promoting academic excellence. Every year, the Alumni Association recognizes two outstanding undergraduates with a $1,000 Donald R. Zander Outstanding Student Leadership Award. Pictured here is this year’s Zander Award winner at the May 4 award ceremony, Sara Tomczyk (B.S. ’09), pictured with University President Bob Bruininks. During her collegiate career Tomczyk, a graduate of the School of Nursing, completed service trips to Ethiopia and Turkey, and created the School of Nursing Global Health and Transcultural Group, aimed at health promotion among different nationalities in the Twin Cities. She was also involved in numerous student groups on campus and in the larger community. Tomczyk has been hired as a public health programs manager for a nonprofit organization in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Posted 9/2009 |
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Division III pre-season Player of the Year
for 2009
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Advanced Placement
Zachary Stenberg, Class of 2008, earned enough
credits through his Advanced Placement tests at St. Anthony that he is
starting college this Fall as a Sophomore. He is attending Wartburg
College.
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Medical School Graduates
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NSIC Defensive Player of the Year #15 Mary Schroeder (G, 6-1, Sr., Minneapolis, Minn. / St. Anthony Village HS)
Schroeder repeats as NSIC Defensive Player of the Year and has carved a
reputation around the league as being a shut-down defender, taking
responsibility to stifle and frustrate opponents’ top wing scoring
threats throughout her career. In her four years at Concordia,
Schroeder has compiled 42 steals and 51 blocked shots. Her 0.74 blocks
per game this season are 11th in the NSIC, impressive for a guard, and
she had a career-high five blocked shots in a 78-77 road victory at
Wayne State earlier this year. Mary will graduate in the spring with a
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Erin Bettendorf STAVHS Class of 2003 selected into Phi Beta Kappa
Erin
Bettendorf, STAVHS Class of 2003, graduated from Gustavus Adolphus with
a degree in Political Science. She was selected into Phi Beta Kappa
while at Gustavus. She has been selected and will start this Fall in
Harvard Medical School. Erin’s mother would like to thank Mr. Terry for
inspiring Erin’s interest in the Sciences. |
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A Letter from Pat Cawiezell, Senior Admission Counselor, University of TulsaMy name is Pat Cawiezell and I am an Admission Counselor at The University of Tulsa. I am emailing you today because it was recently announced that Matthew Stenberg, St. Anthony Village HS grad from the class of 2005, will be inducted into Phi Beta Kappa.Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest and most prestigious honor society in the United States. There are only 276 chapters at colleges and universities throughout the country, The University of Tulsa is one of two institutions in the state of Oklahoma that has a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. You can find more information at www.pbk.org. I hope that you will pass this information on to the faculty at St. Anthony Village HS, Matthew has been an excellent student at TU and he is a testament to the hard work you and your colleagues put in on a daily basis.
Pat Cawiezell |
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