Jane (Forsyth ’11) Pallares always envisioned a scholarly life, perhaps as a college professor.
Five Thomas Aquinas College alumni are helping to rebuild the local workforce, reinspire interest in blue-collar trades, and support the Native American community in Gallup, New Mexico, and its surrounding cities.
"I would say I am more of an entrepreneur than anything else,” says Karen Walker (’76), seasoned journalist, PR professional, and founder of the Catholic Business Journal and “The Mentors Radio” show.
For more than 20 years, Mr. Alvarez has served on the Board of Directors of Obria Medical Clinics, a swiftly growing pro-life organization dedicated to bringing health care and pregnancy support to expectant moms around the country. In 2023, the Board elected him as its chairman.
“I am absolutely thrilled to join the Board,” says Anthony Grumbine (’00), an award-winning architect whom the Thomas Aquinas College Board of Governors elected to its ranks in October.
To learn more about how to prepare for success in the workplace after their time at Thomas Aquinas College, members of the TAC Business Club — a student-run organization focused on career planning — invited three recent graduates to a career panel last Wednesday evening.
For Thomas Aquinas College students wondering about how to find fulfilling work after graduation, a presentation last week on the California campus turned the question on its head