Class Notes

Class Notes

The Class Notes section is dedicated for alumni to share information about their accomplishments and milestones. Class Notes are a way for alumni to spread the word about a promotion, award/honor received, career move, wedding, birth announcement, etc. All Class Notes are posted online and are considered for publication use in all alumni relations publications. Click here to submit a class note!

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Christopher M. McMahon has accepted a position as Deputy Prosecutor for Douglas County, in the juvenile division. He previously worked at TD Ameritrade for 23 years providing oversight of information security for the Institutional Retirement division. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree from...
Brett and Melissa are pleased to announce the birth of their second daughter Carly Marie born on February 1, 2021.
'62
Robert Schanke, who taught theatre at Midland 1970-76, and his daughter Julie Lyford have written a new book together. Katy Has Two Grampas identifies the grandparents in the story as gay and as married, taking the diversity in children’s picture books to a new level. LGBT+ representation in...
'19
Isabelle Uhl-Chmeil was recently admitted to the Masters in Nursing Program at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
'63
Bill Nelsen, class of '63, was recently selected by AARP Minnesota as one of its "50 Over 50" honorees for 2020. He was recognized as one of top 50 most accomplished and inspirational Minnesotans, noted for "courageous, compassionate, and selfless acts of service by Minnesotans over the age of 50...
'88
After completing required coursework through Midland to renew her teaching license, Teresa moved home and recently became the 6th grade classroom teacher.
'73
Four Emporia State alumni have proven that even in a year of uncommon changes and challenges, some things never change: The successes of ESU graduates in unusually diverse fields. Although the Distinguished Alumni for 2020 represent wide-ranging interests, from libraries to aerospace, all share a...
'59
Robert recently had his memoirs released by the American Lutheran Publicity Bureau. They are entitled: "Thanks be to God--Memoirs of a Practical Theologian" and can be purchased at Amazon or the Bureau. He has organized them into the four great callings: marriage and family; church; citizenship,...
'01
Derek Jackson ('01) recently became the Tax Manager for National Entertainment Network.
'85
Dale Johanson has been elected to the office of Central Region Vice President of the American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges (AMATYC). The Central Region includes the eight states: Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota. Johanson’s term...

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