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Amber Geremia, ’08 BA Elementary Education, ’11 Master of Education, has taught elementary school for seven years and now is a technology specialist. She also is head coach of the cross-country team at Andre Agassi College Preparatory Academy. She says that running taught her life skills such as goal setting, work ethic, and teamwork, and that she tries to instill these in the athletes with whom she works. Her hobbies include painting, drawing, crafting, watching comedies, and taking her dogs (including one named Reb) to the park. She and her husband, Didier Lino, ’09 BS Business Administration, attend ���ӽ紫ý football and basketball games. They live in Henderson.

Tim Rogan, ’07 BA Computer Science, works for one of the world’s largest IT consulting firms. The job has allowed him to work in many different cities and for several Fortune 500 companies, including Proctor & Gamble and MillerCoors. On a day-to-day basis he manages several software development projects with multiple developers both onshore and offshore.

Darren Rodriguez, ’07 BA Psychology, ’12 JD, is an associate at Maier Gutierrez Ayon.

Shannon Neumann Inglet, ’07 BA Chemistry, is the medication safety specialist for the Intermountain Medical Center in Murray, Utah. She earned a doctorate of pharmacy degree from the University of Utah. She and her husband, Quinton, married in 2010 and are expecting their first child this month. She says Quinton couldn’t resist a woman in a lab coat and goggles. Her hobbies include running marathons (11 so far), traveling (10 countries on four continents), and cooking new foods from various cultures.

Amanda Hendrix-Komoto, ’07 Master of Education, is an assistant professor of the American West at Montana State University in Bozeman. This year she completed her doctoral degree in history, specializing in the 19th century American West, at the University of Michigan. Her husband, Jordan Komoto, ’08 Master of Education, is human resources manager of Ultra Electronics, which specializes in defense, aerospace, energy, transportation, and cybersecurity products. They have a daughter, Eleanor.

Kerry Doyle, ’07 JD, and Tyler Crawford ’07 JD, opened their own Las Vegas practice, Thunder Law, earlier this year.

Jacqueline Jeanney Bluth, ’07 JD, is the chief deputy district attorney for the special victim’s unit at the Clark County District Attorney’s Office.

Maricar Andrade, ’07 JD, of Andrade Law serves as the Public Information Committee chair for the Nevada Council for the Prevention of Domestic Violence and is an alternate hearing master for temporary protective orders in the family court division of Clark County District Court. She also coordinates a yearly Asian Pacific American Youth Leadership Symposium with the nonprofit Bamboo Bridges.

Adam Woodrum, ’06 JD, is now a partner at Woodrum Law. He specializes in criminal defense, white-collar crime, appeals, and habeas corpus.

Karen Whelan, ’06 JD, was chosen as one of six attorneys nationwide to attend the 2015 International Fellows Program in Washington, D.C. The fellows will conduct research and projects centered on the theme “Innovative Prosecutorial and Crime Fighting Strategies.” Articles prepared by the group will be presented in New York at the end of the fellowship. She is a prosecutor in the special prosecutions division of the Nevada attorney general’s office. In 2012, she raised funds for village families under the untouchable caste in Nepal to receive electrical power in their homes.

Shaun Tuch, ’06 BS Hotel Administration, has expanded and franchised his Professor Egghead business, a company that provides science and engineering education to children. He hopes to expand to Las Vegas soon. He lives in Los Angeles.

Rikki Tanenbaum, ’06 Master of Hotel Administration, is thrilled to be back in Las Vegas where she recently joined Golden Nugget Casinos as the senior vice president of marketing for the Nevada region. Previously, she spent nearly five years moving around the South and Midwest in marketing roles for Penn National Gaming.