The Nebraska Alumni Association announced the newest members of the Young Alumni Academy.
The 2024 class is comprised of 32 University of Nebraska–Lincoln graduates. The academy provides an in-person experience dedicated to enhancing the connection and engagement of young alumni with the university.
It offers participants exclusive opportunities for professional development, network-building with other successful alumni, personal meetings with university leaders and behind-the-scenes access to new campus facilities and initiatives. Members meet each month for an eight-month period.
Learn more about the Young Alumni Academy at huskeralum.org/yaa.
Academy members are listed by their current town and state residence, year of graduation, college and major:
Nebraska
Ceresco
- Mary Alice Braun, ’14, ’22, College of Business, accounting and agribusiness, College of Business, Master of Business Administration
Crete
- Anthony Fitzgerald, ’17, College of Arts and Sciences, economics
Lincoln
- Stephanie Cerrato, ’18, College of Arts and Sciences, psychology
- Amy Heusinkvelt, ’20, College of Arts and Sciences, geography
- Andrew Schellpeper, ’11, College of Engineering, construction management
- Andrew Muthersbaugh, ’17, College of Business, marketing
- Brett Murchett, ’20, College of Business, finance
- Brock Minert, ‘07, College of Engineering, mechanical engineering
- Claire Shinn, ’17, College of Journalism and Mass Communications, advertising and public relations
- Jamil Funnah, ’21, ‘23, College of Arts and Sciences, philosophy, ethics and law, College of Education and Human Sciences, educational administration, student affairs administration
- Jessica Duhs, ’23, College of Education and Human Sciences, hospitality, restaurant and tourism management
- Julia Brunkow, ’09, College of Business, accounting
- Kevin Woolworth, ’20, College of Business, management
- Kylie Turner, ’21, College of Arts and Sciences, history
- Lizzie Vietz, ’20, College of Journalism and Mass Communications, advertising and public relations, communication studies
- Mackenzie Koch, ’21, College of Journalism and Mass Communications, advertising and public relations
- Olivia Munson, ’20, College of Arts and Sciences, psychology
- Emily Maul, ’24, College of Arts and Sciences, psychology
Omaha
- Amanda Ilg, ’20, College of Arts and Sciences, history and political science
- Cameron Dudley, ’21, College of Journalism and Mass Communications, advertising and public relations
- Christopher Kolarevic, ’22, College of Business, Master of Business Administration
- David Berman, ’22, College of Business, business administration, College of Journalism and Mass Communications, journalism and advertising and public relations
- Emily Coffey, ’17, ’21, College of Arts and Sciences, political science, College of Law, juris doctor
- Joe Aguirre, ’20, College of Journalism and Mass Communications, broadcasting production
- Kateri Hartman, ’21, College of Journalism and Mass Communications, journalism and advertising and public relations
- Madeline Erker, ’19, College of Business, marketing and management
- Michael Faber, ’18, College of Arts and Sciences, mathematics
- Bobby Martin, ’22, College of Business, marketing, management, entrepreneurship
- Tatum Morris, ’22, College of Education and Human Sciences, hospitality, restaurant and tourism management
Roca
- Aurora Kenworthy, ’19, ’22, College of Arts and Sciences, history, College of Law, juris doctor
Walthill
- Chance Clinchers, ’17, College of Arts and Sciences, classics and religious studies
Stoughton, Wis.
- Kristen Nett, ’19, College of Education and Human Sciences, child, youth and family studies; human development and family sciences
