(Please help us keep current by sending us updates on what you are doing professionally.)
Trista Akers has been accepted in a Master's program in Feminist health Issues at Suffolk University in Boston.
Dina Barajas is in a Masters program in American Indian Studies at Arizona University.
Lindsay DeVeny, who was a double major with WST and Mathematics Education, is in the Single-Subject Teaching Credential Program at CSULB.
Setsuko Izumi is now an English instructor at Takamatsu National College of Technology in Japan
Thu-Ha Tran moved to Oakland, CA, where she works for Girls. Inc., in the GITLStart Literacy Program.
Jessica (Post) Zaylia is attending the University of San Diego School of Law. She is externing part-time for a federal judge and has an article coming out in the Journal of Bisexuality.
Jacqueline Belloso has been awarded a Vera Strayer Fellowship and accepted to the Teacher Education Program in the UCLA Graduate School of Education & Information Studies.
Heather Hamilton finished her serivce in the Peace Corps in Guyana, South America, and has been accepted into the Masters in Social Welfare program at UCLA. She works at Planned Parenthood.
Brooke Minson has been accepted to the Whittier School of Law.
Charissa Jefferson has been accepted to a Ph.D. program in Cultural Studies, Claremont Graduate School.
Marissa Krause (WST minor) has joined the Peace Corps and will be in Tanzania for the next 2-4 years.
Hayley Miller completed her MBA in Nonprofit Business Management from the University of Judaism and is now working at the Orange County Museum of Art.
Danielle Sawyer has completed her Master's in Education-Social and Multicultural Foundations. She is teaching at Poly Tech high school in Long Beach.
Jennifer Yanez has been accepted into the accelerated nursing program at CSULA.
Renee Beaudoin Stokes received her Masters in Counseling Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy option at CSULB. She continues to provide volunteer counseling services at the Sexual Assault Crisis Agency (SACA) and works full time for Star View Community Services as a Mental Health Specialist counseling children and families.
Rachel Klimke has completed her Masters in Education at CSULB and is now teaching in Venice, California.
Thuc Luu received her Teaching Credential in 2003 and is currently teaching 5th grade at Fryberger Elementary School in the Westminster School District. This year she begins work on her Master's in Education at Concordia University.
Jolene Sagan finished a second Masters, this time in the Social Work program at Portland State University. Her first Masters is in Public Policy & Administration (MPA) from CSULB. In her spare time, she is an emergency response Children's Social Worker with Los Angeles County
Rosemary Tayor is finishing her Masters in Teaching from Grand Canyon University. . She earned her Multiple Subject Teaching Credential from California State University, Fullerton, in December of 2002, and is currently teaching 2nd grade in the Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District.
Allison Hoffman is in the PH.D. program in film at UCLA. She teaches a class for us here at CSULB in the Fall.
Lana (Lott) Hadded is an Administrative Analyst for the Commission on the Status of Women, City of Glendale
Carol Toney Tran is attending the University of California, Riverside, working on a Masters in U.S. History.
Suzy Zepeda is in the sociology Ph.D. program at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Mae Hendersen rceivd her Ph.D. in Women Studies at the University of Washington, Seattle and is currently doing a post-doctoral fellowship and lecturing there in the school of social work.
Gina Bowers (interdisciplinary major) is the Western Region Communications Director for Service Employees International Union (SEIU). In her spare time, she is the President of the Board of Directors for Lamp Community, serving homeless men and women living with mental illness through nine locations in Skid Row.
