Peterson captures stories about baseball-obsessed father and coach Lou Mallett and his family. The book was inspired by some of Peterson’s own experiences coaching youth baseball in central Maine.
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Optometry graduate Airshpreet Kaur starting low-vision residency at The Eye Institute of the Pennsylvania College of Optometry in Philadelphia
Kaur dreams of one day operating her own low-vision clinic, where she can help people adjust to vision loss in everyday life.
Alum Brittany Henry pursuing master’s abroad at the University of Tokyo
Henry, who majored in biology and minored in Japanese, is working toward a graduate degree in international health in the prestigious Moi Lab, which studies virology and tropical diseases.
BSN graduate Haley Horan working as labor and delivery nurse at Mercy Hospital
Horan will be caring for patients throughout labor, delivery and the immediate postpartum period.
Finance graduate Callie Clinton transformed curiosity into a career during time at UMSL
Clinton, a member of the UMSL swimming team, began working as a financial advisor for SageSpring Wealth Partners in Franklin, Tennessee.
Passion for research leads Trilce Encarnacion to ‘dream job’ at UMSL and leadership role with international professional society
Encarnacion, a native of the Dominican Republic, was recently elected as the Regional Vice President of the Americas for the Production and Operations Management Society.
From sober driving to fighting food insecurity, UMSL alum Samantha Star Brainerd is committed to community service
Brainerd, who graduated with her bachelor’s degree from UMSL in 2018, works as a human resources associate specialist at Mastercard.
At Enterprise Bank & Trust, MBA alum Jim Lally helps guide customers to a lifetime of financial success
Lally, who earned his MBA at UMSL in 1983, has been with Enterprise for more than 20 years and now serves as chairman and CEO.
Kaley Ware maximizes her experience at UMSL while earning master’s degree in economics
Ware, who graduated from the accelerated master’s program, will begin a doctoral program in economics at the University of Tennessee this fall.
Eye on UMSL: Bend, but don’t break
Engineering students put their designs to the test during their “Elementary Engineering Design” course at the end of the spring semester.