Caroline Andreen was honored with the Outstanding Senior in Economics Award at the University of Oklahoma.

Katie Schaff Fagan welcomed son Collin David on June 19, 2022. He joins older sister, Ella. Katie and her husband, Kelson, live in Chicago. Katie is a social worker and the Senior Program Coordinator for Northwestern University’s Parkinson’s Disease Center.

Windsor Smith received the alumni Early Achievement Award from ASU’s Barrett Honors College at their recent Gold Standard Honors banquet.

Ashley Oddo graduated from University of San Francisco law school in 2015. She married Travis Marderosian and returned to the Valley to start her legal career as a felony trial attorney at the Maricopa County Office of the Public Defender. In 2021, Ashley joined the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University as Director of the Academy for Justice, a criminal justice reform program. They have three children, Parker, 8, Reece, 5 and Sadie, 1.

Sarah Duncan has started a new position as Newborn Stem Cell Educator at Cord Blood Registry.

Hannah Hale is at ICU Medial as the Vascular Access Sales Specialist covering the Southern California territory.

Tayler Ranshaw is Senior Director, CMC Regulatory Affairs at Akouos.

Kim Weiland Joyce, Founder and CEO of Kim Joyce and Associates is recognized as a Sun Devil 100 Honoree, Class of 2023. The Sun Devil 100 celebrates the achievements of degreed ASU alumni who own their own businesses.

Notre Dame Prep in Scottsdale has named Brie Biegler Dragonetti as principal of the high school. Congratulations, Brie!

Caroline Dunaway is a sophomore at the film school at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. Recently, she competed in a highly competitive film contest sponsored by the organization NewFilmmakersLA and LA Weekly Magazine called “On Location: The Los Angeles Video Project”. The competition was open to any director at an international level, and only 22 short films were officially selected to premiere. Caroline’s film was not only selected for the screening, but won 3rd place in the entire competition. Caroline will star in her own play, Time Biter this spring.

Jenny Dwyer ’00, Meg Naughton Jones ’87 and Jasmine Perez Moore ’96 all work for Crisis Preparation and Recovery. Here they are at a work meeting, discovering and celebrating the Xavier bond.

Molly Murphy is a policy advisor to Governor Katie Hobbs.