Class Notes Update
Historically, Xavier’s Class Notes has been featured in our Connections magazine. In a conscious effort to go green and maintain Xavier’s STEAM goals, Class Notes is now available online. Similarly, in order to maintain continuity as well as keep our community informed the featured notes will be updated twice a year (January and July). As the feature note is updated the prior will be archived as a viewable PDF available at all times. Class Notes featured prior to May 2017 are available through our Office of Alumnae Relations and are physically archived on campus in the Xavier Archive.
Help us keep our featured lists updated and accurate by updating your information and by contacting Polly Bayless Fitz-Gerald ’68 our Director of Alumnae Relations.
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Polly Bayless Fitz-Gerald ’68
Alumnae Relations
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Eileen Brennan is a Research Professor of Social Work at the Regional Research Institute for Human Services at Portland State University. Her most recent research focuses on the study of support for employed parents of children and youth with special health care needs. Earlier this year she participated in the Work and Family Researchers Network international conference by leading a Roundtable on Work, Family, and Disability.
Joette Corriere Lookabaugh is an elected County Prosecutor after 30 years of practicing law. She travels between Goodyear, AZ and a summer home on the Snake River in Idaho. She has been married to Steve for 30 years and they have four sons and 10 grandchildren. She enjoys golf, pilates and is very interested in maintaining a conscious connection with the Holy Spirit.
Sister Jeanne Moore, OP/Nancy Jeanne Moore is in pastoral/religious education ministries in Tucson, Safford, Clifton and Morenci, AZ, and in southern Louisiana parishes. She was a leadership team member in her original congregation until they merged with seven others to form the Dominican Sisters of Peace in 2009, in the religious studies department at St. Catharine College in Kentucky. Now she is back in New Orleans, after her 12 year evacuation following Katrina, to serve as a spiritual director and collaborate in training others for this vital ministry. As she attests every Sunday in the nearby African-American parish she belongs to, “I’m blessed and highly favored.”
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