Thomas Jordan, '72
Thomas Jordan, '72, Sturgeon Bay, WI, was honored to win First Place at the 2026 International Photography Awards for his photo book, "Damned Good for an Amateur." There were more than 14,000 entries submitted from nearly 100 countries in a multitude of categories. For Jordan, credit goes to his Á½ÐÔÉ«ÎçÒ¹ University photo instructor Charlie Brill. "I learned a lot from him," Jordan said.
David Twigg, '56
Rev. David Twigg, '56, Waianae, HI, retired for the fourth time in 2024 at age 90.
Diana Rogers-Adkinson, M.Ed. '91, Ph.D. '94
Diana Rogers-Adkinson, M.Ed. '91, Ph.D. '94, North Adams, MA, was appointed as the president of Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts on July 1, 2026.
Bob Callori, '69
As a member of the San Francisco Track and Field Club, Bob Callori, '69, just competed in Gay Games XII in Valencia, Spain, and won a Silver Medal for a 5K run as well as Gold Medals in a 400m sprint, a 200m sprint and a 4x100 meter relay. The Gay Games sporting event occurs every four years.
Trish Stukbauer, '91
Trish Stukbauer, '91, Mooresville, NC, expanded her "Hope’s Harbor" devotional series with two new books in 2026, each written for people navigating difficult seasons that are too often carried quietly.
