Like countless boys growing up, Adam Housley
dreamed of becoming a professional baseball
player. His talent on the mound helped propel
Pepperdine University to a Division I National
Championship trophy in 1992, and the 1994
graduate a coveted spot with the Milwaukee
Brewers. ... [more]
Laura Crowe (SC '99)
Jami
A. Miscik was appointed a deputy director within
the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in May.
Among the agency's highest ranking females, she
has oversight responsibility for all of the
CIA's intelligence analysts, and the production
of all-source analysis... [more]
Mike
Marriner (SC '01) and Nathan Gebhard (SC '00)
Seaver College alumni Mike
Marriner and Nathan Gebhard recently
published their book, Roadtrip Nation: A Guide
to Finding Your Path in Life, and began an
eight-city book tour in April...[more]
Hilary
Rushford (SC '02)
Twenty-two cities, fifteen
states, and 250 performances after graduation,
Pepperdine alumna Hilary Rushford feels like she
is living a dream. [more]
While a student at the Graziadio
School of Business and Management, Brian Duncanson
worked full time for a Fortune 500 company. After
graduating in 1994, he moved back to the East Coast to
work for a software start-up, still trying to "grab
the brass ring." "Finally, I realized that my
own happiness was more important than making big
bucks....[more]
Like countless boys growing up, Adam Housley
dreamed of becoming a professional baseball
player. His talent on the mound helped propel
Pepperdine University to a Division I National
Championship trophy in 1992, and the 1994
graduate a coveted spot with the Milwaukee
Brewers. ... [
Jami
A. Miscik was appointed a deputy director within
the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in May.
Among the agency's highest ranking females, she
has oversight responsibility for all of the
CIA's intelligence analysts, and the production
of all-source analysis... [
Seaver College alumni Mike
Marriner and Nathan Gebhard recently
published their book, Roadtrip Nation: A Guide
to Finding Your Path in Life, and began an
eight-city book tour in April...[
Twenty-two cities, fifteen
states, and 250 performances after graduation,
Pepperdine alumna Hilary Rushford feels like she
is living a dream. [
While a student at the Graziadio
School of Business and Management, Brian Duncanson
worked full time for a Fortune 500 company. After
graduating in 1994, he moved back to the East Coast to
work for a software start-up, still trying to "grab
the brass ring." "Finally, I realized that my
own happiness was more important than making big
bucks....
