
Alumni share how they met their soulmates
Brinda Ambal, Conceptual Editor-in-Chief
• August 27, 2019

Alumna Celeste Rudd making an impact through the software business
Sarah Lashly, COPY COACH
• May 20, 2019
![Posing for a picture by the Steinberg Ice Rink in partnership with Uber, alumna Summer Albarcha shares the image on her blog. Albarcha posts regularly on the site, as well as on her Instagram and YouTube channel. “Use social media as your portfolio in anything you do,” Albarcha said. “[Your social media] is out there for companies to see when applying to jobs, so it’s best to make it a reflection of yourself or the traits you’re trying to portray. For example, if you’re applying to a fashion job, you might want to have a fashionable Instagram to show your taste and styling work.”](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Screen-Shot-2019-05-07-at-11.59.50-AM-900x600.png)
Alumna Summer Albarcha: Instagram icon for modest fashion
Fatema Rehmani, Conceptual Editor-in-Chief
• May 9, 2019
![Laura Kleffner stands on the red carpet with coworker Jason Watson at the annual Mission: St. Louis Night for the Town Gala in September 2018. Kleffner and Watson were emcees for this event that raised $450,000. “Professionally, [this was] one of my greatest accomplishments at Mission: St. Louis,” Kleffner said. “[I am] constantly [wanting to] expand the awareness [about Mission: St. Louis] but also raise more money through different avenues.”](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/laurakleffner-900x601.jpg)
Utilizing Mission: St. Louis to change lives
Sarah Lashly, COPY COACH
• March 25, 2019

Inside class of 1969 alumnus Glen Leber’s band that ‘rocked’ through high school
Jacob Stanton, Staff Writer
• March 12, 2019
![Kelly Quinn, standing to the left, poses with Best Buddies at a Pre-Season St. Louis Blues game hosted by St. Louis Blues Alumni. This opportunity helped members of Best Buddies strengthen their friendships through a shared passion for hockey. “[I love] witnessing two people click as friends,” Quinn said. “It is like watching magic or seeing someone truly come to life. The joy from seeing others feel joy is extremely powerful.”](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/kellyquinncropped-900x600.jpg)
Inspiring and building friendships through Best Buddies
Sarah Lashly, COPY COACH
• March 4, 2019

Pursuing nursing while cheering from the sidelines at “The Titan Games”
Sarah Lashly, COPY COACH
• January 29, 2019
![Scott Bender prepares for a four minute fight scene for the short film, “The Eagles are a Country Music Band,” in which he starred. The film made its premiere at the HollyShorts Film Festival in Hollywood in August and the fight scene took 12 hours to film with the help of a stunt choreographer, a fight choreographer, a props team and a special effects team. “Me and the actress who plays my wife [get into a huge fight] and it is a little over the top, but it is part of the film. She breaks a wine bottle and throws it at me and it gets stuck in my back and I pull it out. We just have this crazy fight and she ends up killing me. The prop team attached a harness that goes around my chest and back and they cut a hole out of the shirt and put the shirt over the hardness and lodged the bottle into a suction cup in the harness so it looks like it went through my shirt and my back,” Bender said. “It is a really cool action movie and I have never done something to that effect before so it was really cool to learn how they do that so I can look at all these movies that have all these special effects and fights in them and break them down.”](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/scottbenderbottle-900x600.jpg)
Surviving as an actor in Hollywood
Sarah Lashly, COPY COACH
• December 10, 2018

Riding the adoption rollercoaster
Sarah Lashly, COPY COACH
• November 16, 2018
Alumnus Ed Alizadeh continues to make a difference in the community as the CEO of Geotechnology
Sarah Lashly, COPY COACH
• October 26, 2018