Reflections Magazine Issue #70 - Fall 2009 | Page 19

Anniversary Feature

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Harold Love

Sister Cathleen Real

Iqbal “Iggy” Roshd

Harold Love ’08 serves as captain and commander
of the Michigan State Police Second District covering southeast Michigan. He oversees the operation
of seven posts covering the counties of Macomb,
Monroe, Oakland, St. Clair, Washtenaw and Wayne.
Love previously served as a section commander and
public information officer in the MSP Emergency
Management and Homeland Security Division.
Love joined the MSP in 1988. In his 20-year career,
he has served at several MSP posts, as well as the Fire
Marshal division and Emergency Management and
Homeland Security division.

Sister Cathleen Real, CHM, was the eighth president
of Siena Heights College from 1985-93. She established the President’s Task Force on Race and Ethnic
Issues which focused primarily on Hispanic and black
students. The Comprehensive Computer Task Force
was organized to plan major expansions in computer
usage. Vision 2000 was inaugurated in 1992 to bring
up-to-date technology to campus and to build a new
facility, Dominican Hall. President Real said, “This
building is for our students; to help them live out
the mission of the college.”

Iqbal “Iggy” Roshd ’83 is the owner of more than 10
Tim Horton’s franchises in the Toronto, Canada area.
He credits good advising from his SHU professors
for getting him into the restaurant management
industry in 1995. His stores currently generate more
than $10 million in revenue and employ approximately 300 staff and management. He was honored
by Siena with the Outstanding Alumni Award in
2006 and is a member of the SHU Board of Trustees.

Tim Bauer

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Kasha Lowe

Tim Bauer ’82 took over the track and cross country
program as head coach in 1984, after completing
a distinguished running career for Siena Heights.
He has coached more than 100 All-Americans, 50
Academic All-Americans and nine NAIA national
champions. The Saints running programs have won
more than 45 championships, including 26 Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference titles. The 1982
graduate is known as a tireless recruiter who is also
the “Voice of the Saints,” serving as public address
announcer at fieldhouse athletic events.

Kasha Lowe ’06 received a Bachelor of Arts degree
in multidisciplinary studies from Siena’s Lansing
campus. A member of the Lansing Police Department, she has actively been involved with “Shop
with a Cop” program that provides underprivileged
children an opportunity to buy holiday presents
for themselves and their family members. She also
mentors new LPD recruits by counseling them when
needed, and assisting in their professional development. Lowe was Siena Heights’ 2007 recipient
of the Capitol Area Higher Education Network
(CAHEN) Outstanding Adult Student Award.

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Patrick Irwin

Sister Regina LaLonde

Patrick Irwin ’86, director of Human Resources for
Henry Ford Hospital, has made a significant impact
in his Southwest Detroit community. He coached
and served on the board of Detroit’s Holy Redeemer
High School, and helped establish the Cesar Chavez
charter school. While a student, he helped found
the Pi Lambda Phi fraternity. After his graduation,
a Siena Heights scholarship was created and named
in his honor. He received the Recent Graduate
Award from SHU in 1997.

Sister Regina Marie LaLonde, OP was one of
the original faculty members of St. Joseph College.
A professor of languages for nearly 50 years (1922–
71), Sister Regina Marie used Army surplus materials
to build one of the first recognized language labs in
Sacred Heart Hall. She also served as the assistant
to President Hugh Thompson from 1971–75.

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Sister Nadine Foley

Sister Nadine Foley, OP ’45 has served Siena Heights
in a variety of roles for more than half a century, including as a professor, Board of Trustees member and
interim college president. As an Adrian Dominican
Sister, she has served on the General Council for the
Adrian Dominican Sisters, as Prioress for the congregation, and currently has the duty of congregational
historian. Her academic studies and congregational
work have taken her all over the world, and she has
published many papers, articles and books.

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John Massengill

John Massengill ’08 graduated magna cum laude
from Siena Heights University’s Monroe campus
with a bachelor of applied science degree in industrial technolo