Your Dose of Duhawk News and Features
Samantha Watts (’22) joins the podcast to reflect on her journey to Loras, her work to rekindle the Black Student Union, the BSU’s efforts to connect with campus, and the adjustment to online learning in the spring and returning to campus for the new academic year.
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Loras College Professor of English Andy Auge (’78) looks back on a lifelong relationship with Loras. He reflects on his memories his father, legendary Loras professor Tom Auge, including his fathers words from a time of social unrest in the late 1960s. Auge also shares tales of his own path to a distinguished career of his own at his alma mater.
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Lifelong Duhawk Don Freymann (’61) joins the podcast to discuss his memories as a student at Loras, the large number of infuencial facutly and staff who helped shape his life and his 32-year career in the Advancement Office.
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Brian Kallback (’02), assistant professor of finance, provides an overview of the financial planning & wealth management program, including a preview of how classes will look in the upcoming academic year. Jamie McDonald (’01) joins the conversation and they both discuss the state of the industry amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and the opportunities available to both Loras students and graduates.
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Loras Athletics Hall of Fame member and winningest women’s tennis coach in Division III history Pat Flanagan (’63) shares his memories of his time as student, teacher and coach at Loras. From intramurals to wrestling to tennis, Flanagan shares his coaching philosophy and looks back on memorable events and students.
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Loras College All-Sports Camp founders Bob and Judy Tucker reflect on their arrival in Dubuque, their efforts to establish the
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Bob and Jane Specht look back on their time at Loras College, their memories of the National Catholic Basketball Tournament (NCBT), and how they remain connected to Duhawks today.
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President Jim Collins (’84) joins the podcast to share the College’s plans to navigate the upcoming academic year through a pandemic. He also talks about recent financial gifts made to assist students, including a $500,000 anonymous challenge gift.
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Faye Finnegan (’78) discusses some stories and memories from her time as a student and employee at Loras College.
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Dianne Gibson shares her memories of her time working with students and the groundwork she laid for establishment of the Lynch Learning Center.
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