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Redhawks Who Soar - April 2025
We are proud of the nearly 21,000 living alumni working in marketing, healthcare, social work, business, criminal justice, law, ministry, non-profits, the technology industry, and entrepreneurship – to name a few.
This month, we celebrate accomplishments in our alumni network.
Jill Rehak Kemp, M ‘14 (Strategic Marketing, M.S.) joined Friendly Senior Living as the Marketing & Communication Manager.
Andy Zebulske, M ‘16 (Strategic Marketing, M.S.) started a new position as Director of Email Marketing & Automation at BHG Financial. Andy has been with BHG Financial for over seven years in various roles.
Lauren Ritchie ‘16 (Cross-Disciplinary Studies) started a New Position at Directive, a marketing agency focusing on B2B companies, as the Associate Director of Paid Media.
Isaiah Lewis, M ‘22, ‘20 (Strategic Marketing, Business Administration and Management) is a professional basketball player playing for Lakeside Lightning in Perth, Australia, as of March 2025. He has played professional basketball since 2021, when he started with BC Zestaponi in Tbilisi, Georgia.
Kelsey Eichel '10 (Social Work) is the Coordinator for the Program for Interprofessional Practice & Education (PIPE) at the University of California, San Francisco.
Photo Credit: Oswego Health
Oswego Health announced the appointment of Andrea Doviak, RN ‘99 (Nursing), as The Manor’s new Executive Director and Administrator at Seneca Hill. Doviak directly oversees The Manor’s 120-bed skilled nursing facility and ensures that a high standard of resident care and services remains a top priority.
Photo Credit: Lancaster Bible College
Day Butcher '03 (Art Education) was promoted from Assistant Professor to Associate Professor at Lancaster Bible College, effective July 2025. Dr. Day Butcher co-presented at the International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation in March in Boston. The workshop was on Clinical Humility in Developmental Trauma in Foster Care and Adoption and explored the relationships between trauma and the profound psychological effects it has on individuals and families of foster care/adoption. The focus was on how clinicians should think about their position as “experts,” rather than move from one-size-fits-all solutions towards understanding the complex challenges and integrating different therapeutic perspectives.
