Adam Zart ’12 became a pharmacist because he wanted to help people, and the lessons in servant leadership and Franciscan values he learned as a chemistry major at Viterbo University sharpened that focus. It also helped a lot when it came time to find a job.

Growing up in Oshkosh, Megan (Hellman) Bauer ’17 loved school so much, she played teacher at home, and when she got old enough started volunteering for tasks at school every chance she got.

Viterbo senior marketing major Jordenne Butler has had two internships, one that helped her discover the career path she was meant for and the second one confirming the correctness of her choice and giving her valuable work experience.

Viterbo alumnus Kaitlyn Serketich is currently performing with the Palace Theater in Wisconsin Dells. She credits her Viterbo Bachelor of Fine Arts in Music Theatre degree for her stage success. The Palace Theater hosts numerous shows, concerts, and conferences, and is fast becoming a major attraction.

“We are soon closing Lend Me a Tenor: The Musical, and getting ready to open Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,” Serketich said.

Ric Harned, the newest addition to Viterbo's engineering program, is a former high school math teacher who brings engineering project management experience from his 20 years in the U.S. Navy.

A scholarship helps Malaki Wessel stay focused on his studies as well as looking to a future time when he can "pay it forward."

Giving back to her Viterbo University is par for the course for Julia Callaghan '15, an alumni board member and assistant coach of the women's golf team.

One of the many important lessons mental health counselor Tara Allert ’16, ’18, has learned over the years at Viterbo University is the ability to roll with the punches.

Over the course of his 24 years at Viterbo University, Marv Friedewald left an indelible mark, starting the business program in 1976 and immediately becoming the biggest booster of the university’s fledgling athletics programs.

Rick Kyte has served as the director of the D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership since it began in 1999. He is the author of several books, including the recently released Finding Your Third Place.