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.
Polly Bayless Fitz-Gerald ’68
Alumnae Relations
alumnae@xcp.org - 602.240.3131
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Lindsay Lesser Flinckinger is a Certified Coach for the Childfree community and has her own practice called CozySoul Coaching. She has a master’s degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology.
Corinne Balint is a practicing Neonatologist in Richmond, VA at Henrico Doctors’ Hospital. Between caring for tiny babies and their families in the NICU and chasing after sons George, 7 and Martin, 3, her life is full of adventure! She would love to connect with any alumnae in the area.
Megan McArdle Hollenberg lives in Ilinois with her husband Brent and three boys, 9, 7 and 5. She is homeschooling her oldest. They own several businesses in their town. After a tragic incident in their community, they became licensed foster parents to two young boys. They are very active in the Big Brother Big Sister program and Megan is now a BIG to a young lady. Megan speaks fondly of her teachers and time at Xavier.
Alisha Olson leads the Women Empowered Program at Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Phoenix. The program teaches self-defense to women. She traveled abroad to spread awareness of the program to women in the Middle East and wants to bring the program to high schools.
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