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Ginther was named a Most Influential Marketer by the Los Angeles Business Journal: Kristan Ginther ’92 & Daniel Cubias ’92
Ginther was named a Most Influential Marketer by the Los Angeles Business Journal: Kristan Ginther ’92 & Daniel Cubias ’92
Kristan Ginther BA’92 was named a Most Influential Marketer by the Los Angeles Business Journal. Ginther was recently promoted to the West Region Marketing Director at RSM US LLP. She received this honor for leading the marketing strategy that contributed to double-digit growth at RSM for the past five years. Ginther and her husband, Daniel Cubias BA’92 live in Los Angeles with future Badger Zakary Cubias (x’35).
More Alumni Notes
Building Hope in Haiti was founded by Jessica Gigante in 2014.
After graduation, Erin Rasmussen ’05 translated her enjoyment of seasonal produce and handcrafted cheese into a passion for fermentation and wine.
On January 30, 2021, Richard Lee (Dick) Drumm passed away at age 64 in Herndon, Virginia after a short battle with cancer.
Marty Nessman ’93 has been appointed the chief of the Private Water Section in the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Bureau of Drinking Water & Groundwater.
Now retired, Professor Timothy Quigley BS’80, MFA’83, MA’84, PhD’91 has been honored with emeritus status after teaching at the New School University in New York for 23 years.
Robert Willman, age 89, of San Diego, passed away at his home on Sunday, March 14, 2021.
Aaron Mikulsky ’95 has published an article about blending Lean Six Sigma with Agile development.
Lisa Sherman-Colt has dedicated the past three decades of her professional career to her three passions: education, youth and social justice.
The College of LAS at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign announced that Mariselle Meléndez has been named the first LAS Dean’s Fellow f...
Building Hope in Haiti was founded by Jessica Gigante in 2014.
After graduation, Erin Rasmussen ’05 translated her enjoyment of seasonal produce and handcrafted cheese into a passion for fermentation and wine.
On January 30, 2021, Richard Lee (Dick) Drumm passed away at age 64 in Herndon, Virginia after a short battle with cancer.
Marty Nessman ’93 has been appointed the chief of the Private Water Section in the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Bureau of Drinking Water & Groundwater.
Now retired, Professor Timothy Quigley BS’80, MFA’83, MA’84, PhD’91 has been honored with emeritus status after teaching at the New School University in New York for 23 years.
Robert Willman, age 89, of San Diego, passed away at his home on Sunday, March 14, 2021.
Aaron Mikulsky ’95 has published an article about blending Lean Six Sigma with Agile development.
Lisa Sherman-Colt has dedicated the past three decades of her professional career to her three passions: education, youth and social justice.
The College of LAS at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign announced that Mariselle Meléndez has been named the first LAS Dean’s Fellow f...
Building Hope in Haiti was founded by Jessica Gigante in 2014.
After graduation, Erin Rasmussen ’05 translated her enjoyment of seasonal produce and handcrafted cheese into a passion for fermentation and wine.
On January 30, 2021, Richard Lee (Dick) Drumm passed away at age 64 in Herndon, Virginia after a short battle with cancer.
Marty Nessman ’93 has been appointed the chief of the Private Water Section in the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Bureau of Drinking Water & Groundwater.
Now retired, Professor Timothy Quigley BS’80, MFA’83, MA’84, PhD’91 has been honored with emeritus status after teaching at the New School University in New York for 23 years.
Robert Willman, age 89, of San Diego, passed away at his home on Sunday, March 14, 2021.
Aaron Mikulsky ’95 has published an article about blending Lean Six Sigma with Agile development.
Lisa Sherman-Colt has dedicated the past three decades of her professional career to her three passions: education, youth and social justice.
The College of LAS at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign announced that Mariselle Meléndez has been named the first LAS Dean’s Fellow f...