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2025 Distinguished Alum — Stacey Scott, PhD ’03

Stacey Scott, PhD ’03

Professional Achievement, College of Engineering, Letters, and Sciences

 

Stacey Scott, PhD ’03 is a professor of psychology and she leads the social and health psychology PhD program at Stony Brook University in New York. 

2025 Distinguished Alum — Dr. Aubrie Jacobson ’19

Dr. Aubrie Jacobson ’19

Rising Professional, Conservatory for the Performing Arts

 

2025 Distinguished Alum — Jesse Dreikosen ’02

Jesse Dreikosen ’02

Professional Achievement, Conservatory for the Performing Arts

 

Jesse Dreikosen graduated with his Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in theatre design and a minor in sociology. He earned a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in scene design at Purdue University.  

2025 Distinguished Alum — Nathan Hundt ’06
2025 Distinguished Alum — Col. Chad Koenig ’95
Tiffany Smith's Journey of Purpose and Passion
In the MBA program at Viterbo, Tiffany Smith '10 was profoundly shaped by the values instilled in her: contemplation, reflection, empathy, authenticity, and grace. These principles still act as a compass for Smith, co-owner of Hatchery, as she navigates daily decisions and rethinks problems as rich opportunities for solutions.
Whitney Hegseth Believes in Power of Servant Leadership
Whitney Hegseth '14 is the marketing communications manager at Gensler, the world’s largest architecture firm. She said her biggest takeaway from her time as an undergraduate business major at Viterbo is the value of servant leadership, and she returned to campus to earn a servant leadership certificate in 2021.
Lifelong Learning Leads Valerie Savage to Servant Leadership
Valerie Savage, a 2022 graduate of Viterbo’s Master of Arts in Servant Leadership (MASL) program, has pursued many dreams. From working as an educator to serving as a spiritual director to becoming a certified master scuba diver, Savage is a testament to lifelong learning. Her experience in the MASL program even led her to publish a book, "Transcending through Servant Leadership."
Nursing Program Prepared Haleigh Zanoni for Lifesaving Event
Self-Motivation Fuels Viterbo Grad's Entrepreneurial Spirit

Amy Todd ’17 found her direction as an entrepreneur while she was advocating for her personal health and well-being. Her wellness-focused business, Redeeming Health, is located in downtown La Crosse. There, Todd offers the intravenous (IV) hydration vitamin infusions that she personally found helpful, along with seven other variations of IV infusions, intramuscular vitamin therapy injections, and weight loss consultation that is provided with one-on-one guidance.