PSU Magazine Winter 2005

Christine Hess is chief of staff to U.S. Rep. Reggie Joule, whose disLricL in Alaska includes sev– eral significant resources includ– ing the Arctic ational Wildlife Refuge, Prudhoe Bay, and Red Dog Mine. A proposed natural gas pipeline would run through this district. Hess works on resource and finance issues, and monitors all bills during the leg– islative session. She graduated from law school in 1987 and has been an active member or the Alaska Bar Association for 1-+ years. Hess still maintains and enjoys communication with other PSU graduates. James McGuire is executive pastor at Village Baptist Church in Beaverton. '86 Mary Boland is a registered nurse at Providence Elderplace in Gresham. Lynn Coon MS '04 is a geriatric counselor practicing in Portland. '87 Diane Roenreldt is president and an attorney with The Roen– rcldt Fim1, P.C., in Phoenix, Arizona. '90 Daphne Anderson is a nursing student at Linfield College in McMinnville. Anderson formerly worked ror the Slate or Wash– ington, division or developmen– tal disabilities, as a social worker. Jender Angell is managing edi– tor at Health notes, Inc., a soft– ware publishing company providing consumer information on health and self-care. Angell lives in Penland. Trisha Blue is a teacher and home visitor with the Head Stan program at Mt. Hood Community College in Portland. Patricia "Trish" Ciliberti M W, PhD '97, president or Ciliberti & Associates Marketing Strategy and Research, teamed with 24 PSU MAGAZINE WlNTER 2005 Ronnie Noize, who calls herselr '·The Marketing Coach," for a keynote presentation, "Market– ing Yourself," to the Women's Entrepreneurial Organization of Washington in Vancouver in November. Ciliberti is a member or the PSU Alumni and Friends or the Library boards. Ken Hart is comptroller at Trea– sure Valley Community College in Ontario. Han formerly was a certified public accountant al Poorman-Douglas in Beaverton. Emily Iverson is a broker with The Hasson Company, a real estate firm in Lake Oswego. Iverson writes, "... blending a family or five kids under one roof, including teenagers. We are The Brady Bunch." '91 Andrew Jannsen MEd '94 is a math Leacher at Portland Christ– ian High School. Jannsen bas been at Portland Christian for 12 years and al o serves as head football and track coach. He and his wire, Jessica, have been married 15 years and have two daughters. Linda Weimar is an attorney with D'Amore & Associates in Portland. Weimar's specialty is personal injury. '92 David Ellis MPA is a senior archaeologist at Archaeological Investigations NW in Portland. Michelle Singer owns an in– home daycare facility in Portland. '93 Eric Clark earned a BS in nauti– cal science in 1998 from the Maine Maritime Academy. Clark is a lieutenant in the U.S. aval Reserve and writes, "l earned my captains license for any ship, any ocean in May 2003, and am currently sailing as chief mate aboard a Baltimore-based ship that services submarine telephone cable. The merchant marines has allowed me to live and work all over the world. At Hit the road for PSU ~ Show your Viking spirit and help support student scholarships through a PSU license plate available from the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles. Apply using Form 268, found in any DMV office or on the Web site www.OregonDMV.com. this time, my wife Sheila and I live on Oahu." Douglas Irish is a financial adviser with Waddell and Reed in Portland. Norma Lauzon is marketing communications manager at Prudential Northwest Properties in Ponland. She is responsible for internal and external com– munications; advertising and public relations; collateral design and development; and she plays a major role in corpo– rate events planning and implementation. Deanna Robles 1ST '04 is a dispatcher at the International Union or Operating Engineers Local 701 hall in Gladstone. '94 Jennirer Boyer is a second– grade teacher with the Bend– LaPine School District. Lisa Burke is a contracts and licen e team supervisor with software maker Symantec in Springfield . Jacqueline Gross teaches eighth-grade history and algebra at Grand Coulee Dam School District in Grand Coulee, Washington. Bobby Harris is a nationally cer– tified addictions counselor and qualified mental health associate. Harris provides mental and behavioral health and addiction counseling at Morrow County Mental Heath in Heppner. '95 Valerie Agcolicol is a member service representative at Valley Isle Community Federal Credit Union. She lives in Kahului, Maui , Hawaii. Janell Ediger MS, while on sab– batical from the Salem-Keizer School District, is principal at Yamhill Grade School in the Yamhill-Carlton School District. Ediger spent 12 years as a teacher at the elementary and middle school levels before going into administration. She previously served as assistant principal at outh Salem High and Waldo Middle School.