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Business is Booming
Minnesota has been the birthplace of several Fortune 500 companies. They offer students plenty of opportunities for interships — and places to start a full-time career.
- 3M
- Best Buy Co., Inc.
- Cenex Harvest States
- General Mills, Inc.
- Hormel Foods Corp.
- Lutheran Brotherhood
- Medtronic Inc.
- Nash Finch Co.
- Northwest Airlines
- St. Paul Companies, Inc.
- Supervalu
- Target Corp.
- UnitedHealth Group
- U.S. Bancorp
Let the achievements of St. Kate's alumnae inspire you as you look forward to your future at the College of St. Catherine and beyond.
Notable alumnae:
Science/Health
Care
Heather Hendricks Kranz ’93 Senior product development engineer,
3M
Anne Hunter Novak ’92 Research fellow, immunology, Mayo Clinic
Mary Tahnk-Johnson ’84 Physician, critical care, nephrology,
various clinics in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota
Bridget Votel ’78 Nurse manager, Center for International
Health, Regions Medical Center, St. Paul, Minnesota
Cheryl Biehl Wagner ’78 Nurse practitioner, U.S. Foreign Service,
Vienna, Austria
Elizabeth Mach ’75 Maryknoll Mission educator, Kenya
Carol Radaich Schumacher ’68 Won the 1998 Thomas J. Roberts
Award for comprehensive contributions to bird research
Business
Winston Hewitt ’98 Community relations manager, Lawson Software
Catherine Murray ’81 Managing director, J.P. Morgan Chase
& Co. Investments
Sara Hietpas Gavin ’77 Managing director, Weber Shandwick
Worldwide
Rebecca Koenig Roloff ’76 CEO, Minneapolis YWCA
Janet Dolan ’71 President and CEO, Tennant Company
Government
and Law
Carol Ronning Kapsner ’69 Supreme court justice, State of
North Dakota
Marva Livingston Hammons ’69 Director of human services, State
of Colorado
Heather Hodges ’68 U.S. ambassator to Moldova
Kathleen O’Brien ’67 Former deputy mayor of Minneapolis
Writing/The
Arts
Shanan Wexler ’92 Actress, Brave New Workshop, Minneapolis,
Minnesota
Nancy Youngblut ’75 Played Kolana in Star Trek: Deep Space
Nine and Scarlet Forest in ABC’s One Life to Live
Joan Gregoryk ’66 Founder and music director, the Children’s
Chorus of Washington
Education
Erin O’Leary ’86 National Catholic Education Association
National Teacher of the Year; assistant principal, IHM/St. Luke School,
St. Paul, Minnesota
Billie Berthiaume McQuillan ’72 National Urban Teacher of
Excellence, National Council of Great City Schools; teacher, St. Paul,
Minnesota
Colleen Donahue Thompson ’60 President, Ridgewater Community
and Technical College; Willmar, Minnesota
Other
Professions
Pamela Wheelock ’81 Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Minnesota Wild
Heidi Wermerskirchen Bodine ’90 Reporter, KSTP-TV Channel
5, Twin Cities
Joy Bartscher ’82 Executive director, Neighborhood Justice
Center, St. Paul, Minnesota
Marybeth Lorbiecki ’81 Historical biographer
Patricia Simms Gries ’69 President, League of Catholic Women,
Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis
Harriet Hentges ’63 Executive vice president, United States
Institute of Peace
Anita Pampusch ’62 President, Bush Foundation
Charlotte Madigan, CSJ, ’59 Co-founder, St. Joseph’s
Hope Community (women’s crisis shelter)
Mary Louise Wright ’49 Farmer, pilot
Emily Niemeyer Anderson ’33 Inventor, sour-cream and onion-flavored
potato chips
Dew Drop Pond sits at the foot of the "Our Lady of Victory" chapel. This peaceful spot has been a favorite studying and resting place for students.
Office of Admissions
The College of St. Catherine
2004 Randolph Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55105
(651) 690-8850 or
1 (800) 656-KATE