Ashley Campbell, ’12 (Waterford, Mich.) International Relations and Religion, Boston University

Martha Coe ’11 (Grand Haven, Mich.), interning for the non-profit Grassroot Soccer–AIDS education through soccer in South Africa

Erica Geurts ’11 (Paynesville, Minn.), Student of Divinity, Vanderbilt Divinity School (MTS)

Laura Leatherman ’11 (Minneapolis, Minn.), Vanderbilt School of Nursing

Dan Rocklin ’11 (Iowa City, Iowa), University of Chicago Divinity School

Sher Afgan Tareen ’11 (Arlington, Va.), Harvard Divinity School, MTS program

Anne Gonzalez ’09 (Normal, Ill.) and Sara Schultz ’09 (Albany, Calif.), Union Theological Seminary

Aurora Sekine ’09 (Kansas City, Mo.), math teacher, Teach for America

Kim Wortmann ’08 (Lincoln, Neb.), PhD at Harvard

Emma Gallegos ’07 (Bakersfield, Calif.), Associate Editor at LAist.

Ashley Geisendorfer ’07 (Rothschild, Wis.), Research Assistant Law Center, University of Minnesota Law School

Mashal Saif ’06 (Lahore, Pakistan), Sherali Tareen ’05 (Quetta, Pakistan), and Sonia Hazard ’08 (St. Paul, Minn.), PhD program at Duke University

Rebecca Wexler ’04 (Bethesda, Md.), Cantorial student at Hebrew Union College

Jennifer Godar ’03 (Grinnell, Iowa), practicing law at Du Page County, Ill.

Lydia Brawner ’02 (Auburn, Ala.), adjunct assistant professor, Performance Studies, New York University

Jessica Schachterle ’02 (Cedar Falls, Iowa), Minnesota Literacy Council

Katherine Brink ’99 (St. Paul, Minn.) and Anne Knafl ’99 (Chicago, IL) PhD in Biblical Studies, University of Chicago

William Garriott ’99 (Danville, Ky.), PhD in Anthropology, Princeton University

Paul Jarvis ’96 (St. Paul, Minn.), pastor at Guardian Angels Catholic Church

Rebekah Savage Montgomery ’96 (Bethesda, Md.), Army National Guard chaplain

David Colby ’93 (St. Paul, Minn.), pastor at Central Presbyterian Church

Ananda Abeysekara ’92 (Colombo, Sri Lanka), professor at Virginia Tech, has published The Politics of Postsecular Religion and an award-winning book on Sri Lankan Buddhism titled Colors of the Robe.

Kathryn Youel ’92 (Richfield, Minn.), winner of the Gateway Writing Prize, served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Nepal, studied law at the University of Michigan, and is now a lawyer for the U.S. Department of State.